| 英文摘要 |
This study delves into the impact of short videos for urban promotion on travel intentions, aiming to unravel the intricate relationship among the attributes of these short videos, tourism motivation, and intentions through a multidimensional analytical framework. Drawing upon the SOR (Stimulus-Organism-Response) theoretical model, we have designated city music, cuisine, landscapes, and technological facilities as independent variables, while tourism intention serves as the dependent variable. Employing a methodology that encompasses questionnaire surveys and rigorous data analysis, our findings reveal a significant positive effect of each attribute of short videos on tourism motivation. Furthermore, tourism motivation emerges as a crucial mediating factor between the attributes of short videos and tourism intentions. The conclusions drawn from this study offer practical guidance for urban tourism promotion strategies. It underscores the necessity of crafting high-quality short videos centered around core elements, with a heightened emphasis on the conveyance of emotional and cultural values. By doing so, we can effectively stimulate tourism motivation and subsequently elevate travel intentions, thereby contributing to the growth and success of urban tourism endeavors. |