Covid-19 re-opening measures in the full-service restaurant industry: the impact in the word-of-mouth intention
Author(s) -
Christian Reich López,
María Mayela Terán Cazares,
López Pérez
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
revista innovaciones de negocios
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2007-1191
DOI - 10.29105/rinn18.35-e5
Subject(s) - word of mouth , demographics , business , covid-19 , advertising , marketing , service (business) , relevance (law) , service quality , catering industry , medicine , political science , sociology , demography , disease , pathology , infectious disease (medical specialty) , law
One of the most affected industries due to COVID-19 has been full-service restaurants since several governments worldwide decided to close them temporarily as a measure to stop spreading the virus. As the re-opening happens, the priority on the factors for these restaurants’ customers to recommend others or Word-of-Mouth (WOM) seems to have changed, especially if analyzed according to demographics groups. This article shows empirical evidence of what factors in full-service restaurants influence a client’s word-of-mouth intentions before and during COVID-19, aiming the relevance of trust (TST) to be superior to other factors, such as the quality of the food (QF) itself.
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