Festival tourism in the United Arab Emirates: First-time versus repeat visitor perceptions

By Syed Aziz Anwar, M. Sohail. 2004

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Subfields: Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Sociology and Political Science

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INVESTIGATING DIFFERENCES IN ANTECEDENTS TO VALUE BETWEEN FIRST‐TIME AND REPEAT FESTIVAL‐GOERS (2009, background): “…in tourism literature has increasingly been centered on investigating the motivations, consumption behaviors, and characteristics of first-time and repeat visitors (e.g., Anwar & Sohail, 2004; Fallon & Schofield, 2004; Li, Cheng, Kim, & Petrick, 2008; McKercher & Wong, 2004; Petrick, 2004).”
Festival quality, self-connection, and bragging (2019, background): “Further, Anwar and Sohail (2004) found that repeat festival visitors place greater importance on attraction factors (i.e., accessibility, quality, and price) than firsttime visitors, whom Lee et al. (2009) suggest value the availability and quality of tangential elements (e.g., food and souvenirs).”
Factors influencing tourists' revisit intentions (2010, background): “Repeat visitors preferred to participate in more social activities such as shopping, dining and visiting friends and relatives (Anwar and Sohail, 2004; Fallon and Schofield, 2004; Lau and McKercher, 2004).”
Destination Image and Behavior Intention of Travelers to Thailand: the Moderating Effect of Perceived Risk (2013, methodology): “Section 1 assessed 17 destination image items adapted from Anwar and Sohail (2004), Jenkins (1999), and Rittichainuwat et al. (2001). One item measured the overall satisfaction and two items measured behavioral intention (revisit intention and recommendation to others), which were developed based on”
A systematic comparison of first-time and repeat visitors via a two-phase online survey (2008, background): “Other study settings include cruising (Petrick, 2004), whitewater rafting (Fluker & Turner, 2000), festival attendance (Anwar & Sohail, 2004), and so on.”