英文摘要 |
This study aimed to explore the effect of virtual reality on tourists’attitude toward tourist destinations and the use of VR to collect travel-related information. This study also researched whether VR experiences can create a positive attitude toward tourist destinations and shape users’intention to visit. A total of 326 participants were recruited to partake in a VR experience and completed an online survey. The results indicated that perceived ease of use positively affects enjoyment from using VR to collect travel information and enjoyment towards marketed destination. Visiting intention was positively influenced by attitude, which was positively influenced by VR. Flow significantly moderated the paths between perceived ease of use and VR enjoyment, perceived usefulness and VR enjoyment, and perceived ease of use and destination enjoyment. |