Sustainability · 2022 · 18 citations · 71 references
ManagementMarketingTourism ManagementHospitality MarketingHotel ManagementTourismCustomer SatisfactionCustomer Satisfaction ManagementDestination MarketingHotel MarketingTourism MarketingTourist BehaviorCustomer Satisfaction VariablesHospitality Customer ExperienceHotel Customer ExperienceTextual Sentiment AnalysisTourism Consumer BehaviorTravel SatisfactionVisitor Satisfaction Analysis
Tourism has been fundamental for countries’ economic development, and Africa is the destination with the biggest tourism growth potential. Using 1414 travelers’ online reviews collected from TripAdvisor, the present work aims to understand which variables predict the satisfaction of Cape Verde’s hotel clients. Satisfaction was analyzed using sentiment analysis and ANOVA to predict the effect of the gathered variables on clients’ satisfaction. Results indicate that 90% of the clients revealed positive satisfaction and that nationality, date of stay, and previous traveler experiences affect satisfaction. Contrarily to our predictions, there is no statistically significant evidence that gender influences satisfaction. The findings of this study will help hotel marketing managers to align their strategies accordingly and meet their clients’ expectations.
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Heesup Han, Li-Tzang Hsu, Jin‐Soo Lee · International Journal of Hospitality Management · 2009 · 762 citations
Asymmetric effects of online consumer reviews
Sangwon Park, Juan Luis Nicolau · Annals of Tourism Research · 2014 · 572 citations · Full text