英文摘要 |
This study explores the relationship between self-image congruity and travel purchase intention to verify the applicability of self-image congruity theory in the tourism industry and to clarify whether consumers' prior experience, involvement, knowledge, and time pressure affect the influence of self-image congruity on purchase intention. This study then consolidates the importance of self-image congruity theory toward travel behavior. The participants were recruited via purposive sampling and convenient sampling methods to recruit samples of unmarried men and women participating in overseas wedding tourism in Taipei City. A total of 600 questionnaires were distributed, and 452 were effectively retrieved, giving a response rate of 75.3%. The results showed that in addition to time pressure, prior experience, involvement, and knowledge moderate the effect of self-image congruity to the purchasing intention for overseas wedding travel products. This study's theoretical contribution can be used as a reference for marketing activities and tourism product design related to overseas wedding. |