| 英文摘要 |
The rise of sustainability concepts and the growing environmental awareness have led to the widespread application of various eco-friendly ideas in daily life, while the issue of greenwashing has gradually emerged. With the booming tourism industry in Taiwan and the promotion of environmental values, green hotels have become ubiquitous in the country. This study explores the relationship between greenwashing behavior, green trust, and the willingness to revisit green hotels. It also investigates how customer types and past lodging experiences moderate the impact of greenwashing behavior on consumers' willingness to stay at green hotels. The research adopted a convenience sampling method and distributed an online questionnaire, resulting in 241 valid responses. The empirical findings indicate that greenwashing behavior has a significant negative impact on green trust, while green trust positively influences the willingness to revisit. In terms of moderating effects, the study found that the relationship between green trust and revisit intention is influenced by whether the customer has previously stayed at a green hotel, but the moderating effect of customer type (business or leisure) is not significant. Finally, based on the empirical results, the study provides conclusions and recommendations. |