A Comparison of Planners' Site-Selection Intentions Towards a Sustainability Reward Program, Location, and Overall Costs
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-16-2018
Publication Title
Journal of Convention & Event Tourism
First page number:
1
Last page number:
27
Abstract
Previous research indicates that environmental attitudes do not always translate into environmentally sustainable behavioral intention. The current research uses sustainability reward programs as incentives for people to have environmentally friendly behavioral intentions. Specifically, this study investigates how sustainability reward program affect meeting planners' site-selection intention in comparison with other factors such as location and overall costs. While the results of the study discover that the effect of sustainability reward programs was not significant for planners' site-selection intention, considerable differences were found on the effects of other factors between different types of planners. The findings provide important theoretical and practical implications.
Keywords
Location; Meeting planner; Overall costs; Site selection intention; Sustainability reward program
Disciplines
Hospitality Administration and Management
Language
English
Repository Citation
Jung, S.,
Tanford, S.,
Kim, Y.,
Raab, C.
(2018).
A Comparison of Planners' Site-Selection Intentions Towards a Sustainability Reward Program, Location, and Overall Costs.
Journal of Convention & Event Tourism
1-27.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15470148.2018.1467808