Brand love: the emotional bridge between tourists’ perceived value and well-being

  • Muhammad Junaid
  • , Khalid Hussain
  • , Umair Akram
  • , Muhammad Mansoor Asghar
  • , Samra Zafar
  • , Fujun Hou*
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Marketing science has identified brand love as an efficacious construct in the consumer–brand relationship, yet there is scarce research on how to effectuate it in tourism and hospitality sector. What can businesses gain from it beyond profitability? Using 500 tourists’ responses, this study finds that quality value, emotional value, and knowledge value directly augment brand love and that brand love directly enhances well-being, while quality value, emotional value, and knowledge value indirectly enhance tourists’ well-being, and tourists’ self-perceived mastering negatively moderates the relationships of brand love with quality value, emotional value, and knowledge value.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1328-1341
Number of pages14
JournalAsia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research
Volume25
Issue number12
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2020

Keywords

  • Brand love
  • hospitality & tourism
  • perceived value
  • self-perceived mastering
  • well-being

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