| 英文摘要 |
With the development of the online-to-online commerce, more and more hoteliers are opening online and offline sales channels by cooperating with Online Travel Agencies (OTA). Customers first book the hotel through OTAs and then visit the hotel. However, previous research has focused on the relationship of offline to online channels, rather than online to offline channels. From the perspective of O2O (Online to Offline) commerce, this study integrates information systems success model and theory of reasoned action to develop a research model. We collected 222 data and conducted structural equation modeling to verify the nine research hypotheses. The research results show that website quality and service quality positively influence satisfaction, which in turn affects the intention to book a hotel. Perceived reputation and perceived size positively influence trust, which in turn affects satisfaction and the intention to book a hotel. Finally, the intention to book a hotel positively influences the intention to visit a hotel. The findings provide suggestions for multi-channel integration between hoteliers and OTAs, and help attract customers to book and visit hotels. |