| 英文摘要 |
The development of generative AI has gradually transformed the landscape of the tourism industry. From pre-trip planning to on-the-go navigation, translation and communication, guided explanations, photo and video editing, weather alerts, and health monitoring, travelers are increasingly less reliant on travel agents. With minimal costs, consumers can now leverage AI technologies to fulfill various travel-related needs autonomously. In light of this emerging trend, it is necessary to conduct an investigation into the behavior of Taiwanese consumers within this evolving tourism context. This study extends the ECT model to construct an empirical model aimed at identifying the key determinants influencing Taiwanese consumers’intention to adopt generative AI technologies in future travel scenarios. The objective is to help stakeholders in the tourism industry prepare for the advent of the AI-driven self-service travel era. Data were collected through an online survey, yielding 209 valid responses. The structural model and proposed hypotheses were tested using PLS-SEM. The results indicate that expectation confirmation significantly and directly influences both perceived performance and perceived enjoyment. Furthermore, both perceived enjoyment and AI satisfaction emerged as significant predictors of continued usage intention. These findings suggest that in order to promote sustained use of AI-powered tourism services, it is essential to meet users’expectations and enhance their experiential enjoyment. |