Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour

Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour

Tourist satisfaction represents the 'outcome' from the destination experience. It also represents a significant 'input' into the future decision-making of both tourists, in terms of repeat visitation and recommendation, and management, for example in terms of resource allocation....

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Main Author: Fallon, Paul
Published: University of Salford 2006
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Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
description Tourist satisfaction represents the 'outcome' from the destination experience. It also represents a significant 'input' into the future decision-making of both tourists, in terms of repeat visitation and recommendation, and management, for example in terms of resource allocation. However, the measurement of tourist satisfaction at destination level needs further consideration, particularly in terms of the contribution of destination attributes.
author Fallon, Paul
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title Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
title_short Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
title_full Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
title_fullStr Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
title_full_unstemmed Measuring tourist satisfaction with Orlando, Florida: A comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
title_sort measuring tourist satisfaction with orlando, florida: a comparison of conceptual models and first-timer and repeater segments' behaviour
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