A Study on the Influence of Jitterbug Short Video Effects on Tourists' Attitudes and Behavioural Intentions towards Destinations : A Case Study of Yuanming New Garden in Zhuhai, China
With the advent of the "Internet Plus" era, short video marketing has gradually become an important choice for tourism destination brand marketing strategy. High-quality short video results have become an important tool for tourism destination managers and marketers to publicize their destinations. However, the short videos on the market at this stage have varying results and fail to adequately incorporate travelers' attitudes and feelings into their considerations. To this end, this study took the users of short videos about Zhuhai tourist destinations as the research object, and used SPSS26.0 and PLS software to conduct descriptive statistical analysis and reliability analysis on the model of "visual effect of short videos-cultural effect-popularity effect-music effect-attitude toward the destination-travel intention", The model was analyzed by descriptive statistics, reliability and validity analysis, and multiple regression equation analysis to further investigate whether the effects of short videos are related to users' attitudes towards destinations and whether they have an impact on their travel intention. The results show that the cultural effect significantly and positively affects consumers' attitudes towards destinations, the popularity effect significantly and positively affects consumers' attitudes towards destinations, the visual effect significantly and positively affects consumers' attitudes towards destinations, and the music effect also significantly and positively affects consumers' attitudes towards destinations. The path coefficient of consumers' attitudes towards destinations to travel intention is 0.682 (t-value=26.363, p=0.000<0.01). These findings are of great significance to destination managers and marketers, for example, short video production needs to fully emphasize the cultural characteristics of the destination, and when adopting the digital media to publicize the destination, it can be appropriate to make
use of the celebrity effect to capture the emotional bond of users and strengthen their emotional ties to the destination. When using digital media to promote a destination, celebrities can be appropriately utilized to capture the emotional ties of users and enhance user stickiness.
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