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Neslihan PAKER – Yaşar University Serim PAKER- Dokuz Eylül University A Preliminary Study on the Motivation Factors for Blue Voyage Purchase Intention Neslihan PAKER – Yaşar University Serim PAKER- Dokuz Eylül University

AGENDA Introduction and Aim of the Research Literature Review on Blue Voyage, Hedonic Buying Motivations, Push Factors Research Design and Methodology Findings and Discussion Limitations and Suggestions for Future Studies

Introduction Marine Tourism, Blue Voyage and Turkey Importance of Blue Voyage for Turkey Limited studies on Blue Voyage 2016 Tourism Emergency Plan TCS has pioneered an executive committee for marketing of Turkish Blue Voyage.

Aim of the Research - Defining motivation factors for a blue voyage buying intention, making contribution to; - Marketing of blue voyage - Marine tourism literature

Literature Review

Blue Voyage: Işık, Paker, and Şengönül, 2013: Blue Voyage is simply a trip in a yacht on the sea visits beautiful coves, bays core aim is to discover nature, the voyagers himself/herself, and the other trip participants İMEAK TCS, 2016 Blue Voyage has become popular with Cevat Şakir Kabaağaçlı, namely, The Fisherman of Halicarnassus in Turkey. The Fisherman of Halicarnassus had made many blue voyages with his friends staying on board for long time periods taking only stopping for purchasing supplies. He wrote many books on Aegean blue voyages, and blue voyage has affected his philosophy

Blue Voyage: Paker, Paker, 2016: Today some of blue voyages are losing its purified sprit on discovery, and became a luxury voyage by presenting hedonic elements to customers

Buying Intention Demir, 2010, Kotler and Keller, 2012 : The buying process is beginning with problem recognition, namely buying intention, which regards motivation factors. The other steps, research information, evaluating alternatives, and the taking purchase decision, follow that initial step regarding buyer’s expectation towards product/ service, and his/her limitations

Hedonic Buying Motivations: Kazakeviciute and Banyte, 2012 : Hedonic buying is mostly focused on buying process rather than buying decision. Most important part is getting enjoy or fun, feeling happy while occurring that process. It doesn’t entail buying a hedonic product, moreover, in some cases, even buying a product is not necessary.

Hedonic Buying Motivations : The most obtained hedonic buying motivations; Babin et al., 1994 : Entertaining, escaping/relaxing, thinking free, satisfying need of self- esteem Arnold and Reynold, 2003 : Living adventure, getting relieve, being social, treat myself to something special, making pleasant to the others

Push Factors (Motivations) : Baloğlu ve Uysal, 1996 : According to destination marketing frame, a tourist is directed any place by motivating some factors.

Push Factors (Motivations) : Being free (Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005; Demir, 2010; Hung ve Petrick, 2011), Having fun (Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005; İçöz, 2013), Escape from routine (Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005; Hsu,Tsai,and Wu, 2009; Demir, 2010; İçöz, 2013), For health and fitness (Yooshik and Uysal, 2005; Hsu,Tsai,and Wu, 2009 ; İçöz, 2013), Meet different culture and lifestyles (Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005; Hung and Petrick, 2011; İçöz, 2013), Rediscover myself (Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005).

Research Design and Methodology

Research Question: Which motivation factors are behind of blue voyage buying intention?

Research Hypothesis H1: Purchase intention of blue voyage is effected by push factors H2: Purchase intention of blue voyage is effected by hedonic buying motivations

Questionnaire Development   Category of the Motivation Questionnaire Scale Items Sources of the Scale Hedonic Buying Motivations Push Factors Escape from routine Babin et al., 1994; Yooshik and Uysal, 2005; Hung and Petrick, 2011 X Being free to act how I feel Babin et al., 1994; Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005; Hung and Petrick, 2011 For health and fitness Yooshik and Uysal, 2005 Having fun Babin et al., 1994; Yooshik and Uysal, 2005 Meet different cultures and life styles Yooshik and Uysal, 2005; Hung and Petrick, 2011 Get social recognition Hung and Petrick, 2011 Rediscover myself Yooshik ve Uysal, 2005 Satisfy my need of self-esteem Babin et al., 1994; Hung and Petrick, 2011 Live an adventure Arnold and Reynold, 2003; Yooshik and Uysal, 2005 ; Hung and Petrick, 2011 Make me feel like I am in my own universe Arnold and Reynold, 2003 Make me feel better when I’m in a down mood Relieve my stress level Babin et al., 1994; Arnold and Reynold, 2003; Hung and Petrick, 2011 Treat myself to something special I join blue voyage for others because when they feel good I feel good Being with my friends or family to socialize Arnold and Reynold, 2003; Yooshik and Uysal, 2005; Hung and Petrick, 2011 Bonding experience with others Arnold and Reynold, 2003; Hung and Petrick, 2011 Increase knowledge See new places Visit historical and cultural places Feel safe Feel secure Feel at home away from home

Sampling Process This survey is designed as a pilot study, and it was applied on 42 respondents. Non-probable purposive sampling approach was used The respondents ; past experience and/or knowledge on blue voyage or willingness to participate to blue voyage, answer the questionnaire in English, It is a self-administered questionnaire

Design of Questionnaire Descriptive variables; such as age, gender, income level, and behavioral variables such as blue voyage experience. Scale variables; independent variables: hedonic buying & push motivations Dependent variable; buying intention ragerding those motivations An open-question part to learn additional comments of respondents and to interpret result more effective. Continuous type scale; a 7-point Likert scale where 1 = “Strongly Disagree” and 7 = “Strongly Agree”.

Findings and Discussion

Profile of The Sample

Individual Motivations for Blue Voyage

Purchase Intention Regarding Motivation Factors 1 = “Strongly Disagree” and 7 = “Strongly Agree

Factor Analyzing Based on Individual Motivations for a Blue Voyage Intention Factors Mean of factor Eigen Value % of variance Cumulative % Cronbach’s Alpha Relaxing 5.1 3.04 20.3 0.817 Exploring 4.3 2.3 15.1 35.3 0.647 Adventure 5.6 1.9 12.5 47.9 0.644 Socializing 4.8 1.8 12.2 60.1 0.787 Making a gift 4.4 1.4 9.4 69.4 0.322 General 0.813 Rotated varimax method was used to rotate factors, and factors with eigenvalues greater than one were retained. Two variables were removed because of high correlation. Five variables were eliminated because of double loaded into different factors

Std. Error of the Estimate Regression Analysis based on Individual Motivations for a Blue Voyage Tour Intention- Model summary for purchase intention R R Square Adjusted R Square Std. Error of the Estimate Durbin-Watson .682a .466 .414 .808 1.503 -Relaxing and socializing factors were removed since they were not found statistically significant for the model 6 observations were detected as influential observations with high leverage in the model. They were deleted from the analysis. Multi regression assumptions are checked; linearity, normality, multi collinearity.

Model summary for purchase intention- ANOVA ANOVAa Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig. Regression 17.641 3 5.880 9.004 .000b Residual 20.245 31 .653   Total 37.886 34

Model summary for purchase intention-Coefficient of factors Coefficientsa   Model Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized Coefficients t Sig. Collinearity Statistics B Std. Error Beta VIF (Constant) 5.495 .141 38.987 .000 BART factor score Exploring .364 .156 .308 2.334 .026 1.007 BART factor score Adventure .648 .171 .504 3.784 .001 1.030 BART factor score Making a gift .444 .154 .383 2.882 .007 1.022 a. Dependent Variable: Purchase intention

Model summary for buying intention Buying intention= 5.495+0.364*Exploring+0.648*Adventure+0.444*Making a Gift Visit historical and cultural places Meet different cultures For health and fitness Get social recognition Escape from routine Live an adventure Treat myself to something special I join blue voyage for others because when they feel good I feel good

Moderator Detection for Regression Model Moderator 1: Exploring*Adventure, Moderator 2: Exploring *Making a Gift , Moderator 3: Adventure* Making a Gift. All results for p-value of moderator have been calculated above 0,05. There was not found any moderator effect in the model

Mediation Analysis for Regression Model Simple regression; between all variables in the received model and purchase intention. Simple regression analysis among independent variables. No significant relationship was observed. As a result, no mediator effect has been found in the model.

Hypothesis Evaluation for the research   Category of the Motivation Factors Hedonic Buying Motivations Push Factors Related Hypothesis Hypothesis Evaluation Escape from routine Adventure X H1 & H2 Not Rejected Live an adventure For health and fitness Exploring H1 Meet different cultures and life styles Get social recognition Visit historical and cultural places Treat myself to something special Gifting H2 I join blue voyage for others because when they feel good I feel good

Suggestions for Practitioners : publicity and promotions focusing on adventure, exploring, and making a gift Having fun, see new places, escape from routine, and feel free elements should be considered as important tools for enhancing customer satisfaction. The blue voyage has been perceived as a deserved gift. Thus, it should be presented as a special and valuable prize by creating a hedonic ambiance in the yacht. Word of mouth importance Social media should be used more efficiently promoting adventure and hedonism sprit. Blue voyage is a touristic product which should be presented in a hedonic ambiance.

Suggestions for Future Studies: Limitations: Sample size / Questionnaire language / Nonprobable purposive sampling Suggestions for Future Studies: Conceptual aspects of the blue voyage Characteristics of blue voyage product as pull factors, and evaluation of alternative services provided considering customer characteristics such as cultural dimensions. Following steps related with purchase decion of a blue voyage Daily tours Segmentation analysis for having different motivations and expectation of a blue voyage tour

THANKS Neslihan PAKER – Yaşar University-pakerneslihan@gmail.com Serim PAKER- Dokuz Eylül University-serim.paker@deu.edu.tr