英文摘要 |
In addition to being a center of faith for the residents, temples are also a tourist attraction for their monuments, culture and surrounding food. The Tourism Bureau announced that the total domestic tourism expenditure in 2020 was 11.759 billion yuan; among them, temples account for 14.5% of the most popular attractions for tourists. Because of faith and religious activities, popular temples attract a large number of people and bring in tourism profit. Dajia Jenn Lann Temple attracts more than 100,000 people per year through joint pilgrimage. The annual number of visitors to Nankunshen Daitian Temple is nearly 5 million. Temples combined with night markets, such as the Bangka Longshan Temple and Keelung Temple Market, have both created a win-win situation for temples and night markets. However, under the impact of competition and the on lineization of beliefs, temples have collapsed due to failure to collect money of the offering box. In recent years, studies on place attachment, travel attractiveness, and motivation to visit have been applied to the tourism field. Scholars have found that the aforementioned variables have an impact on tourists' intention to revisit. In this study, visitors' place attachment, cultural attractiveness, and motivation to visit are the independent variables, and intention to revisit is the dependent variable. Through descriptive statistical analysis and SEM, we investigate the status of independent variables and dependent variables, and verify the effect of independent variables on dependent variables. The results show that three independent variables have positive and significant effects on dependent variables. Based on the research results, this study will provide practical suggestions to temple operators and stores in the surrounding tourist spots to enhance tourists' intention to revisit. |