ABSTRACT The Effects of Tourism Information Web Site Factors on Usefulness, Web Site Attitude and Behavior Hyun, Mi-sun Department of Hospitality & Tourism Management The Graduate School of Sejong University An increasingly significant n...

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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T10841311
서울: 세종대학교, 2007
2007
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ABSTRACT The Effects of Tourism Information Web Site Factors on Usefulness, Web Site Attitude and Behavior Hyun, Mi-sun Department of Hospitality & Tourism Management The Graduate School of Sejong University An increasingly significant n...
ABSTRACT
The Effects of Tourism Information Web Site Factors on Usefulness, Web Site Attitude and Behavior
Hyun, Mi-sun
Department of Hospitality & Tourism Management
The Graduate School of Sejong University
An increasingly significant number of people around the world are accessing the Internet.
This study attempts to examine Web Site factors on Usefulness, Web Site attitude and tourist's behavior of Tourism Information Web Site.
The objective of this study is to test whether there is a significant difference between factors that influence web sites of tourism information. This study begins with an examination of Internet user concerns and perceptions regarding on tourism information web site. The usefulness and attitude of Internet users toward tourism information web site were measured.
The relative factors influencing consumer attitudes toward tourism information web sites were explored. The relationship among usefulness and attitude and behavior was discussed concerning with the issues that consist of those influence factors.
This research has taken two methodological approaches. First, SEM(Structural Equation Modeling) and path analysis were used to classify consumers' usefulness, attitude and behavior. Second, the test was performed with a likelihood ratio test that compared the value of likelihood function with customers' involvement and knowledge.
The variables utilized in this study were verified via relevant literature and previous researches. The survey instrument was modified to accommodate field practices and was substantiated the content validity of the survey instrument by scholars in the field.
All questions in the survey were constructed according to a Likert five-point measurement. The pilot-test of the survey instrument was distributed to individuals who have currently logged in tourism information web site within a year : a total of 776 usable responses were obtained for this study. The survey findings revealed that the Cronbach's of all constructs was in the range of 0.8―0.9, and all variables were higher than 0.7 which made this study reliable.
Structural equation modeling was used in our analysis performing SPSS―Amos. In this survey, the structural model shows the relationships among independent and dependent variables.
The empirical findings were;
First, informative, entertainment, Interactivity and search information have a significant effect on usefulness.
Second, consumers' perceived usefulness has positively significant effect on customers' attitude, and behaviour.
Third, as empirical result of the likelihood ratio test, Internet users' involvement and knowledge are positively influence perceived usefulness.
The results of this study will be able to contribute for developing a theory of tourism information and Internet marketing. Therefore, the results make practitioners possible to have strategic methods when creating web site contents and effective marketing tools.
Especially, a marketer or an personnel in advertising department should be able to recognize the evaluation of consumers and to understand their attitude and behaviour for the web site as well as the creative factors of the e-tourism.
This study is subject to several limitations;
First, our findings are limited to the specific sample. the restriction of our sample frame somewhat minimizes the generalizability of the results. Further studies are needed to examine the proposed framework in a broader range of sample that might include transaction trust on e-commerce, such as e-ticketing and e-shopping.
Second, our suggested model is constrained by limited number of variables. Future study should develop measure instruments that can be used to assess the constructs in varied and broad industries.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, future studies should apply the value-usability-attitude-behaviour framework in comparative examination of different types of e-tourism industry.
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