ABSTRACT This study developed a model that predicts tourist satisfaction with a destination based on their life satisfaction in their home country. The model was grounded on an assumption that tourist consumption does not necessarily entail consuming commodities, on which the expectancy-disconfirmation framework is built. The model was tested with 1,048 inbound tourists in Switzerland from eight countries. We found that among all the structural relationships, those between life satisfaction, positive affect, destination image, and tourist satisfaction were the most significant and robust across all nine models. This suggests that life satisfaction at home boosts tourist satisfaction at the destination through the mediations of positive affect and destination image. By contrast, all structural relationships related to negative affect were either nonsignificant or extremely weak. We conclude that life satisfaction at home can be channeled to the destination through experience-based affect and destination image, which eventually affects tourist satisfaction.

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将生活满意度引导到游客满意度：新概念和证据

摘要这项研究建立了一个模型，该模型可根据游客在其本国的生活满意度来预测其对目的地的满意度。该模型基于这样一个假设，即游客消费并不一定需要消费商品，从而建立了预期－确认框架。该模型在瑞士的八个国家的1,048名入境游客中进行了测试。我们发现，在所有的结构关系中，生活满意度，积极影响，目的地形象和游客满意度之间的关系在所有九个模型中都是最重要和最牢固的。这表明，通过积极影响和目的地形象的调解，在家中的生活满意度提高了目的地游客的满意度。相比之下，与消极影响有关的所有结构关系都不重要或极弱。我们得出结论，可以通过基于体验的影响和目的地形象将家庭的生活满意度引导到目的地，最终影响游客满意度。