The influence of tourists' cultural perception of ethnic minorities on willingness to re-visit : A case study of Qianhu Miao Village in Xijiang, Guizhou Province
少數民族文化感知 ; 難忘的旅遊體驗 ; 地方依戀 ; 遊客滿意度 ; 遊客重游意願
Minority cultural perception ; Memorable tourism experiences ; Place attachment ; Tourist satisfaction ; Tourists’ willingness to re-visit
In recent years, people's enthusiasm for multi-culture makes ethnic culture tourism gradually become a popular choice in the tourism market. China, as a country with rich and diverse minority cultures, has naturally become a destination for many tourists. Tourists not only want to see the unique ethnic customs, but also want to go deep into it and experience different cultural atmosphere. Driven by rapid changes in the global travel market and emerging travel trends, it is critical to understand and grasp the heavy mobility of tourists. In order to meet this challenge, tourist attractions need to constantly innovate and create memorable travel experiences that closely revolve around the needs and expectations of visitors, thereby enhancing their sense of belonging and increasing return rates. Taking Xijiang Miao Village in Guizhou Province as an example, this study deeply explored the mechanism of the influence of ethnic minority cultural perception on tourists' willingness to re-visit by integrating "rational" perceived image and "perceptual" place attachment, memorable tourism experiences and tourists' satisfaction. Following the research path of "cognitive-emotion-behavioral tendency", this study regards tourists' cultural perception in ethnic minority cultural scenic spots as the "cognitive" level, place attachment, memorable tourism experiences and tourists' satisfaction as the "emotional" level, and the willingness to revisit reflects the tourists' "behavioral tendency". In this framework, we focus on how memorable tourism experiences, place attachment, and tourist satisfaction as mediating variables regulate the relationship between tourists' perceptions of ethnic minority culture and their willingness to revisit. To verify these hypotheses, we used a combination of field visits and network surveys to collect data, and conducted in-depth analysis using structural equation models and statistical software such as SPSS 26.0 and AMOS 23.0. The results show that ethnic minority cultural perception significantly improves tourists' unforgettable experience, place attachment and satisfaction; These positive emotional experiences and satisfaction further enhance tourists' willingness to revisit. At the same time, memorable tourism experiences and place attachment also have a significant positive impact on tourist satisfaction. Finally, the tourists' perception of minority culture indirectly enhances their willingness to re-visit under the co-mediating effect of unforgettable experience, place attachment and satisfaction. This study not only provides a new perspective for understanding tourists' willingness to re-visit, but also provides useful enlightenment for tourist destinations to better meet tourists' needs and improve tourists' experience.
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Abstract III
Figures VII
Tables VIII
Chapter One Introduction 1
1.1 Research Background 1
1.2 Research Questions 5
1.3 Research Purpose 6
1.4 Research Significance 7
1.5 Research Methods 8
1.5.1 Questionnaire Survey Method 8
1.5.2 SEM Analysis 9
1.6 Research Content and Structure 9
Chapter Two Literature Review 13
2.1 Destination Image Perception 13
2.2 Memorable Tourism Experiences (MTEs) 16
2.3 Place Attachment (PA) 18
2.4 Tourist Satisfaction 19
2.5 Tourists' Willingness to Re-visit 21
2.6 Theoretical Basis 24
2.6.1 ABC Attitude Model 24
2.6.2 S-O-R Model 26
2.6.3 Place Attachment Development Theory 27
2.7 Research Hypothesis and Research Model 27
2.7.1 Research Hypothesis 27
2.7.2 Research Model 38
Chapter Three Methodology 40
3.1 Research Site 40
3.2 Questionnaire Design 44
3.3 Data Analysis Method 49
3.4 Pilot Study 49
3.5 Sample Method and Data Collection 51
Chapter Four Empirical Analysis 53
4.1 Descriptive Analysis 53
4.2 Reliability Analysis 54
4.3 Validity Analysis 55
4.4 Exploratory Factor Analysis 57
4.5 Confirmatory Factor Analysis 60
4.6 Hypothesis Test 62
4.7 Mediating Effect Test 65
Chapter Five Conclusion and Discussion 68
5.1 Conclusion 68
5.1.1 Influence of Ethnic Minorities' Cultural Perception on Memorable Tourism Experiences, Place Attachment, Tourists' Satisfaction and Willingness to Revisit. 68
5.1.2 The Impact of Memorable Tourism Experiences on Place Attachment, Tourist Satisfaction and Willingness to Re-visit. 70
5.1.3 Impact of Place Attachment on Tourists' Satisfaction and Willingness to Re-visit 71
5.1.4 The Mediating Role of Memorable Tourism Experiences, Place Attachment and Tourist Satisfaction in the Influence of Ethnic Minority Cultural Perception on Re-visit Intention. 72
5.1.5 Place Attachment Does Not Play a Mediating Role in Memorable Tourism Experiences and Willingness to Revisit 75
5.2 Discussion 75
5.2.1 Create A Stronger Cultural Environment for Ethnic Minorities and Enhance Tourists' Unforgettable Experience 76
5.2.2 Meet the Various Needs of Tourists and Cultivate Local Attachment 77
5.2.3 Theoretical Contributions 79
5.2.4 Practical Implications 79
5.3 Limitations and Future 80
References 83
Curriculum Vitae 97
Appendices 99
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