A comparative analysis of urban residents' consumption decision-making behavior in rural tourism based on food circulation channels perspective

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Abstract

In this study, we set an empirical analysis model about urban residents' rural tourism decision-making and analyze influential factors mechanism based on food circulation channels. The result shows that: first, personal disposable income is the most important factor that will affect consumption decision-making in rural tourism, the regression coefficient of urban residents personal disposable income is 0.071; sec, discretionary time is the most significant variable in urban residents' personal characteristics, the sig value is 0.007 and the regression coefficient is positive; third, infrastructure condition variables' sig value is less than 0.1, the regression coefficient value is -0.029, probably because the city residents to participate in the study area of rural tourism is more focus on rural tourism ecological environment quality and less attention on the infrastructure; finally, the environment quality has high coefficient value as 0.048, means that rural personnel's service quality plays a positive effect. On this basis, we put forward relevant suggestions.

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Song, H. (2015). A comparative analysis of urban residents’ consumption decision-making behavior in rural tourism based on food circulation channels perspective. Advance Journal of Food Science and Technology, 8(11), 837–843. https://doi.org/10.19026/ajfst.8.1618

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