H. García, M. Gallarza, Teresa Fayos Gardó, Pauline Osullivan
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Abstract
espanolExiste una interrelacion entre el turismo y las compras, y merece especial atencion la influencia de las compras de productos del sector de la moda en la decision de viajar. El concepto de implicacion cognitiva y hedonica nos permite relacionar la importancia percibida de las compras por los consumidores de productos de moda y el turismo. La presente investigacion analiza si la implicacion del turista en la compra de productos de moda afecta a la duracion del viaje turistico. Adicionalmente, investigamos si la duracion de viaje se ve influenciada por factores clasicos como los demograficos (edad, sexo, y nivel de renta), y los propios de la evaluacion del comportamiento de compra en establecimientos de moda (calidad de servicio, calidad de producto, y disfrute de la compra). La investigacion empirica con una muestra de 370 turistas nos permite obtener conclusiones interesantes para la gestion turistica al afirmar que la implicacion con la moda, el disfrute con las compras, la calidad del servicio, la implicacion cognitiva en la seleccion del destino, la edad y la renta predicen la duracion del viaje. EnglishTourism and shopping are closely related, and the influence of fashion shopping on a tourist’s decision to travel is especially significant. The concept of cognitive and hedonic involvement enables us to relate the importance given to shopping by consumers of fashion products and of tourism services. This research analyses whether tourist involvement in fashion shopping has an impact on the length of their stay in a destination. In addition, it examines whether trip length is conditioned by traditional factors, such as demographic indicators (age, gender and income bracket), as well as by cognitive and affective involvement, and shopping motivations (service quality, product quality and shopping enjoyment). The empirical research carried out on a sample of 370 tourists has enabled us to draw interesting conclusions for destination managers and other tourism decision-makers, showing that involvement in fashion, shopping enjoyment, service quality, cognitive involvement in the choice of destination, age, and income significantly predict trip length.
旅游和购物之间存在着相互关系,购买时尚产品对旅行决定的影响值得特别关注。认知和享乐暗示的概念使我们能够将消费者购买时尚产品的感知重要性与旅游联系起来。本研究分析了游客购买时尚产品的参与是否会影响旅游旅行的长度。此外旅行,我们调查如果duracion看起来受clasicos如demograficos因素(年龄、性别和收入水平),采购行为的评估机构(服务质量、产品质量、时尚和享受购买)。empirica与一个调查显示370游客可有趣结论管理,指出turistica implicacion与时尚活动,享受购物、服务质量、认知implicacion seleccion的命运,年龄和收入预测duracion旅程。英国旅游和购物是密切相关的,时尚购物对游客旅游决定的影响尤为重要。认知和享乐参与的概念使我们能够报告消费者对时尚产品和旅游服务购物的重视程度。本研究非洲商品是否参与in时装shopping has an impact on the length of their stay in a目的地。此外,它还考察了旅行长度是否受到传统因素的制约,如人口统计指标(年龄、性别和收入)、认知和情感参与以及购物动机(服务质量、产品质量和购物享受)。对370名游客样本进行的实证研究使我们能够为目的地管理者和其他旅游决策者得出有趣的结论,表明参与时尚、购物享受、服务质量、参与目的地选择的认知、年龄和收入显著预测旅行长度。
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UCJC Business & Society Review (UCJC BSR - ISSN 2659-3270) (formerly known as Universia Business Review) peer-reviewed and published quarterly, is committed to publishing scholarly empirical and theoretical research articles that have from an interdisciplinary approach a high impact on understanding the intersections of business, economy and society. UCJC BSR invites scholars and practitioners from every single domain in Social Sciences to share their analyses and perspectives to solve current, relevant and complex problems of our Societies and Economies such as Digital Transformation, Entrepreneurial Innovation Waves, Climate Change, Labor Migrations or Urban Concentrations among many others.