英文摘要 |
In December 2019, a cluster of unexplained pneumonia infections was found in Wuhan, Hubei, China. In order to avoid the expansion of the infection, countries restricted entry and exit, which undoubtedly aggravated the situation for the airline industry and directly affected people's willingness to travel abroad. In 2003, SARS ravaged Taiwan and hit the tourism industry hard, but later, due to the excellent epidemic prevention, WHO lifted the travel alert for Taiwan, and the tourism boom gradually revived. The risk of traveling during the epidemic has doubled compared to the usual rate. This research uses perceived risk, health belief, preventive behaviors as a framework to examine whether travelers are willing to travel on domestic flights under risky conditions and whether they will take preventions to avoid infection during the COVID-19 epidemic. Therefore, the target population for this study was domestic travelers who traveled on domestic airlines from June of last year to March of this year. All instruments in this questionnaire are based on foreign theoretical constructs and have been validated in most studies. |