An Updated Model of Travel and Tourism Purchase-Consumption Systems

By Arch G. Woodside, R. I. King. 2001

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Asymmetric effects of online consumer reviews (2015, background): “Online reviews, a type of eWOM, gain more popularity and provide influence in tourism due to the characteristics of travel products (i.e., intangibility and perishability), where people have difficulty in assessing the quality of products/services before consumption (Woodside & King, 2001).”
Cruise Passengers' Decision-Making Processes (2007, methodology): “Similar to the Crompton (1992) model, Woodside and Dubelaar (2002) and Woodside and King (2001) postulated a purchase consumption system (PCS) which sequences the steps in which consumers utilize to buy and use products.”
Grounded Theory of Leisure Travel (2004, background): “Woodside and King (2001) describe category level data relevant for grounded theory construction among visitors to the “Big Island” of Hawaii, for example, the decision processes for selecting and the doing-behaviors while visiting the “Big Island” of Hawaii.”
Tourism Distribution Channels: The Visitors’ Perspective (2005, background): “Woodside and King (2001) provided a useful overview and then proposed and tested an updated model of a purchase consumption system (PCS) for travel and tourism.”