英文摘要 |
The objective of the research is to evaluate operating efficiency, including group technical efficiency (GTE), technology gap ratio (TGR), and meta-frontier technical efficiency (MTE) of the hotel and B&B industry in New Taipei city, Taiwan. Empirical data revealed the following: (1) The occupancy rate in this industry is low and individual Taiwanese are the main customers. (2) Compared to hotels, B&Bs, on average, are smaller in operating scale, lower in occupancy rate, more labor intensive, and have a higher room price per person. In addition, more B&Bs than hotels are located in national scenic areas. (3) The results indicate that the higher the occupancy rates and price, the higher the GTE are. (4) On average, GTE and MTE of B&Bs are smaller than those of hotels, and more than 70% of hotels and B&Bs meet the economic scale. (5) As the number of tourists increases in New Taipei city, the average MTE of hotels increases, while the MTE of B&Bs remains the same. (6) Being located in national scenic areas has a negative influence on the occupancy rate and TGR for hotels, although this has no impact on B&Bs. |