| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to develop a theoretical framework to understand the factors influencing the revisit intention of hotel customers, incorporating variables such as service innovation, experiential value, and satisfaction. As part of this study, convenience sampling was used to collect data from 362 guests at the Aspire Resort in the Taoyuan district of Taiwan. Model and hypothesis testing were conducted using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). The findings indicate that: (1) Satisfaction and experiential value are important antecedents to the revisit intention of hotel customers; (2) Experience value is an important determinant of satisfaction; (3) Hotel service innovation significantly impacts experiential value and satisfaction; (4) Satisfaction serves as a mediating factor in the relationship of service innovation and experience value with the revisit intention; (5) Experiential value mediates the relationship between service innovation and both satisfaction and revisit intention. Therefore, the findings of this study not only enrich the theoretical understanding of hotel service innovation and customer revisit intentions but also provide practical guidance for hotel management. In particular, they highlight how enhancing service innovation and experiential value can improve customer satisfaction and foster revisit intentions. These insights offer actionable recommendations and practical references for hotel operators in designing differentiated service strategies and innovative management models. |