| 英文摘要 |
Online travel reviews have become an important source of information for travelers to evaluate the quality of online travel agents. However, the sheer volume of reviews makes it difficult for travelers to assess the value and reliability of online reviews. In addition, there is still a lack of systematic and comparative exploration of the mediating variables between online travel reviews and online travel purchase attitudes in the literature. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to use consumer speculation theory to explore the mediating variable factors between the perceived value of online travel reviews and the attitude towards purchasing online travel products. This study was conducted among travelers who had experience in purchasing online travel products or were interested in online shopping. A total of 569 valid questionnaires were collected from Kaohsiung International Airport and Penghu Airport by convenience sampling method, and the partial least flat method (PLS) was used to analyze the path coefficient and mediation effect, so as to facilitate the empirical evidence of the research model. The results show that the positive relationship between the variables, including the perceived value of online travel reviews, e-trust, travelers' care, and online travel purchase attitudes, is significant. The negative impact relationship related to perceived risk is significant except for electronic trust. In terms of the mediating effect, only the perceived value of online travel reviews and online travel purchase attitude of electronic trust have a significant mediating effect. Academically, the results of this study are helpful to understand the online purchase needs and intentions of tourists. In practice, this study can provide a reference for the government and the tourism industry when planning online marketing and online sales of tourism products in the future. |