8 research outputs found
How Chinese Studentsā Travel Constraints Influence Their Travel Intentions in Thailand: Moderating Role of Cross-Cultural Adaptation
This study clarified the controversial travel constraints in the tourism literature and test the moderating role of cross-cultural adaptation (CCA) on the relationship between travel constraints and travel intention. In this study, 897 questionnaires were collected from Chinese students studying in Thailand. Structural equation modeling was adopted to test the proposed model, and the moderating effect of CCA was examined via multigroup analysis. Results demonstrated that interpersonal constraints positively influenced studentsā travel intentions, whereas intrapersonal and structural constraints negatively affected such intentions. A significant moderating effect of CCA was also observed in the relationship between āinterpersonal constraints and travel intentionsā and āstructural constraints and travel intentionsā. Theoretical and practical implications for academics and practitioners in tourism and education management are provided
How Chinese Studentsā Travel Constraints Influence Their Travel Intentions in Thailand: Moderating Role of Cross-Cultural Adaptation
This study clarified the controversial travel constraints in the tourism literature and test the moderating role of cross-cultural adaptation (CCA) on the relationship between travel constraints and travel intention. In this study, 897 questionnaires were collected from Chinese students studying in Thailand. Structural equation modeling was adopted to test the proposed model, and the moderating effect of CCA was examined via multigroup analysis. Results demonstrated that interpersonal constraints positively influenced studentsā travel intentions, whereas intrapersonal and structural constraints negatively affected such intentions. A significant moderating effect of CCA was also observed in the relationship between āinterpersonal constraints and travel intentionsā and āstructural constraints and travel intentionsā. Theoretical and practical implications for academics and practitioners in tourism and education management are provided
HERDING MOMENTUM EFFECT AND FEEDBACK TRADING OF QUALIFIED FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS IN THE TAIWAN STOCK MARKET
ABSTRACT This study extends the herding measures proposed by Warmers (1999)