英文摘要 |
Cultural tourism has emerged as one of the most important tourism developments in Taiwan; therefore, whether visitors' willingness to pay is driven by visitors' perceptive value toward cultural heritage has become an issue that administrators must examine. This research adopts in-depth interviews and literature review to examine the content of the perceptive value of cultural heritage. Furthermore, exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis were applied to confirm the dimensions of the perceptive value of cultural heritage. Finally, path analysis was used to examine the relationship between the perceptive value of cultural heritage and willingness to pay (tax, donation, and ticket). The results showed that visitors considered ticket the most acceptable way to pay and tax the least acceptable. Moreover, the findings also indicated that the path between the perceptive value of cultural heritage and the willingness to pay was weak; therefore, visitors' willingness to pay was not significantly influenced by visitors' perceptive value toward cultural heritage. |