Do Loyalty Groups Differ in the Role of Trust in Online Tourism Shopping? A Process Perspective

Today, Internet use is becoming increasingly prevalent, and people all over the world are shopping online with increasing frequency. While much of the current literature tends to focus on the dependent variable of loyalty on online tourism shopping, this study draws heavily on the moderating role of...

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Published in:Journal of travel & tourism marketing 2012-05, Vol.29 (4), p.352-368
Main Authors: Kim, Myung-Ja, Chung, Namho, Lee, Choong-Ki, Kim, Joung-Man
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Brand loyalty
Customer satisfaction
Electronic commerce
loyalty groups
multi-group analysis
Online tourism shopping
process theory
Shopping
Studies
Tourism
Trust
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