Volume 21 No 1 (2023)
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Serial Effects of Brand Image and Perceived Quality on Consumer Engagement and Online Purchase Intentions of Premium Hotels in China
Liu Xiaoyan, Wong Chee Hoo , Walton Wider , Lee Kar Ling
Abstract
Tourists' purchase behaviours and habits have changed dramatically. They increasingly rely
on the internet to search for information, identify, compare, and purchase tourist products
or services through various online channels. The research aims to examine the effects of the
serial mediation of perceived quality and consumer engagement on the relationship
between brand image and online purchase intention. The formulation of the research model
is done based on theory-planed behaviour. A total of 459 online survey forms were
successfully collected and analyzed. Data analysis was performed using SmartPLS 3 in the
research to test the hypotheses. The study finds a significant positive indirect relationship
between brand image and online purchase intention, mediated by perceived quality and
consumer engagement. This study has some limitations and suggestions to give future
researchers and the online hotel business a better idea of how to improve premium hotel
online booking in China.
Keywords
Premium hotel, brand image, consumer engagement, online purchase intention.
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