英文摘要 |
As Virtual Reality (VR) is applied to various industries as a marketing tool, the travel industry is increasingly perceiving its potential in the retailing arena. Although VR has been widely discussed in practice management, there is still little research related to how VR technology can be applied in the virtual environments of brand concept stores. This study uses ZMET (Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique) to conduct an empirical study on how visitors express their inner values and meanings from VR brand concept stores. A total of 26 respondents were invited to participate in a VR experience of brand concept stores in the study. The results of the study were organized into three key themes. First, the ''freedom of virtual reality'', ''escapism of virtual reality'' and ''anxiety of virtual reality'' characteristics of VR brand concept stores were summarized. Second, an objective consensus map is created using the ''conservative'', ''average'' and ''optimistic'' calculation procedures. Thirdly, the relevance of the integrated linking constructs, in which ''imagination'' and ''fantasy dream'' have the highest relevance value, followed by ''illusion'' and ''illusionary situation''. |