英文摘要 |
This study primarily focuses on tourists visiting Simbalion Art Studio to examine their perceived quality of services provided within this tourist factory and whether the design of various facilities reflects visitor satisfaction. By employing questionnaire surveys to collect opinions and feedback from visitors, data analysis is conducted to comprehend the disparities between visitor expectations and the services provided by Simbalion Art Studio. Ultimately, recommendations are proposed based on the results of the analysis to assist the management team of Simbalion Art Studio in enhancing service delivery, thereby fostering sustainable development. The service quality measurement model, initially proposed by Parasuraman, Zeithaml, and Berry (1985), has undergone extensive studies and refinements, delineating five key sub-dimensions of service quality. This study specifically targets tourists visiting the Simbalion Art Studio, utilizing a questionnaire aligned with the E-SERVQUAL scale. Drawing upon the sub-dimensions of Tangibles, Responsiveness, Reliability, Accuracy, and Empathy, a total of 17 questions were formulated. The survey was disseminated to a sample of 170 individuals, resulting in 150 valid responses. Data analysis involved the application of descriptive statistics and IPA. The study's findings highlight that "The pricing of tickets and merchandise at the Simbalion Art Studio is perceived as reasonable," thus emerging as the priority area for improvement. |