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Characterizing Generation Z and its Implications to Booking Practices in the Hotel Industry

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Sitara_Kishore_Latin_Honors_Thesis_Paper.pdf (572.2 KB)
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SHA Latin Honors Theses
Author
Kishore, Sitara
Abstract

In an evaluation of preceding research, this study explores the characterization of Generation Z and, through a carefully designed questionnaire, its impact on consumer booking practices to prepare the hotel industry to better adapt to the incoming generation of travelers. Informed by the literature evaluated, the survey asks questions to (1) characterize the travel behavior of each participant, (2) ascertain the relative importance of multiple identified factors to their booking decision, and (3) characterize their individual profile. The results of this study illustrate the importance of price to the booking decision, over location, brand, online ratings, and amenities, reinforcing a concept recently introduced to the hospitality industry as “affordable luxury”.

Date Issued
2019-04-01
Keywords
hotel industry
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booking practices
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Generation Z
Committee Chair
Susskind, Alex
Degree Discipline
Hotel Administration
Degree Name
B.S., Hotel Administration
Degree Level
Bachelors of Science
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Required Publisher Statement: Copyright held by the author. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
Type
dissertation or thesis

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