THE ROLE OF MOOD ON TOURISM PRODUCT EVALUATIONS

By E. Sirakaya, J. Petrick, Hs Chris Choi. 2004

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Determinants of Daily Happiness on Vacation (2011, background): “…are generally studied as independent variables and used to assess how current mood or affective elements of customer satisfaction are related to overall satisfaction (De Rojas and Camarero 2008; Del Bosque and San Martin 2009; Gountas and Gountas 2004; Sirakaya, Petrick, and Choi 2004; Zins 2002).”
An Exploration of the Experiential Nature of Boutique Accommodation (2005, background): “…number of studies have also sought to understand the influence of mood and emotion on service evaluations and experiences in leisure and tourism settings more generally (Bigne and Andreu 2004; Gnoth et al. 2000; Sirakaya, Petrick, and Choi 2004; Williams, Patterson, and Roggenbuck 1992; Zins 2002).”
Ordered Preference Elicitation Strategies for Supporting Multi-Objective Decision Making (2018, background): “4 much”) and the values might change over time [43] with the users mood [18, 44] which may depend on something seemingly trivial like the weather.”
Destination Image, Novelty, Hedonics, Perceived Value, and Revisiting Behavioral Intention for Island Tourism (2013, methodology): “Three constructs, revisiting intention, recommendation intention, and promotion intention, were used to measure revisiting behavioral intention based on the studies of Sirakaya, Petrick, and Choi (2004), Bigné et al. (2001), and Tian-Cole, Crompton, and Willson (2002).”