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Journal of Humanities and Applied Social Sciences (2024) 6 (2): 181–206.
Published: 09 January 2024
...Rania Ahmed Aly El Garem; Amira Fouad; Hassan Mohamed Purpose This paper explores the effect of perceived service quality, trust, perceived value and perceived cost on patient satisfaction and loyalty as well as exploring the moderating role of the sociodemographic factors. Design/methodology...
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Can online travel agencies contribute to the recovery of the tourism activity after a health crisis?
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Journal of Humanities and Applied Social Sciences (2023) 5 (4): 271–292.
Published: 14 July 2023
... the COVID-19 pandemic, examines whether following a health crisis, the quality of information provided by OTAs on the health conditions of tourist destinations and the perceived value of their offer generate a greater OTA services reuse intention, and signals, therefore, a return to travel. Findings...
