The Congruence-Novelty Paradox: Exploring the Effects of Self-congruence and Novelty on Memorable Tourist Experiences
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2025-09-18
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2023Supervisor
Sean Lee
Isaac Cheah
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Thesis
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PhD
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Business and Law
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School of Management and Marketing
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Abstract
This research examined the impact of self-congruity and novelty-seeking on memorable tourist experiences. It aimed to understand the individual influences of self-congruity and novelty-seeking, as well as compare their relative strengths in shaping memorable tourist experiences. Additionally, the research investigated the moderating effects of cultural distance and uncertainty avoidance on these relationships.
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