| 英文摘要 |
This paper takes the tourists in Guangdong Province, China Yong-Qing-fang, Guangzhou as the research object to empirically explore the impact of cognitive dissonance on tourism consumption willingness. The research findings are as follows: Cognitive dissonance has a significant negative impact on positive emotions; perceived value significantly affects consumption intention; emotional experience and perceived value do not play a mediating role between cognitive dissonance and consumption intention, but both directly and significantly affect consumption intention, and cognitive dissonance directly affects consumption intention. In the current era of information transparency, managers of scenic spots need to attach great importance to the reputation on social platforms, timely increase the feedback channels for consumers, understand their satisfaction levels and existing problems, and keep pace with the times. This is to avoid negative behaviors caused by tourists' cognitive dissonance, which may affect their consumption willingness and the operation of the scenic spots. |