How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination

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Autor(a) principal: de Moura Domingos, Wendell
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Souza Silva, Adrielly, Freitas da Costa, Marconi, Gomes Fialho, Regina Gabriela
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Marketing & Tourism Review
Texto Completo: https://revistas.face.ufmg.br/index.php/mtr/article/view/6639
Resumo: The aim of this study was to measure the influence of Electronic Word of Mouth (eWOM), Social Return (SR) and Symbolic Image (SI) on the intention to visit a conspicuous tourist destination. The research had a quantitative approach; thus, data were collected through an online survey and the analysis realized by multiple linear regression. The results revealed that eWOM and SI have no influence on the intention to visit a destination. These findings are not in line with most academic researches, but may be associated with the degree of intangibility of tourism activity and the subjectivity of the individual consumer experience. SR demonstrated a positive influence on the intention to visit a conspicuous destination. Such result is congruent with and reinforces the findings obtained by previous researches on consumer behavior. The main contribution of this study consists in confirming the influence of social media on the intention to visit a tourism destination, in search of visibility, distinction and social prestige. Travel has become a tool for displaying status.
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title How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
spellingShingle How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
de Moura Domingos, Wendell
tourism destination, conspicuous consumption, ewom, social return, symbolic image
title_short How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
title_full How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
title_fullStr How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
title_full_unstemmed How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
title_sort How Many Likes? : Factors Influencing Intention to Visit a Conspicuous Tourism Destination
author de Moura Domingos, Wendell
author_facet de Moura Domingos, Wendell
Souza Silva, Adrielly
Freitas da Costa, Marconi
Gomes Fialho, Regina Gabriela
author_role author
author2 Souza Silva, Adrielly
Freitas da Costa, Marconi
Gomes Fialho, Regina Gabriela
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author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv de Moura Domingos, Wendell
Souza Silva, Adrielly
Freitas da Costa, Marconi
Gomes Fialho, Regina Gabriela
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv tourism destination, conspicuous consumption, ewom, social return, symbolic image
topic tourism destination, conspicuous consumption, ewom, social return, symbolic image
description The aim of this study was to measure the influence of Electronic Word of Mouth (eWOM), Social Return (SR) and Symbolic Image (SI) on the intention to visit a conspicuous tourist destination. The research had a quantitative approach; thus, data were collected through an online survey and the analysis realized by multiple linear regression. The results revealed that eWOM and SI have no influence on the intention to visit a destination. These findings are not in line with most academic researches, but may be associated with the degree of intangibility of tourism activity and the subjectivity of the individual consumer experience. SR demonstrated a positive influence on the intention to visit a conspicuous destination. Such result is congruent with and reinforces the findings obtained by previous researches on consumer behavior. The main contribution of this study consists in confirming the influence of social media on the intention to visit a tourism destination, in search of visibility, distinction and social prestige. Travel has become a tool for displaying status.
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