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Examining the effects of robotic service on brand experience: the moderating role of hotel segment

A. Chan, Vincent Wing Sun Tung

Year
2019
Citations
225

Abstract

This research investigates the effects of robotic service on guest evaluations of hotel brand experience, and examines the moderating effects of hotel segment via a 2 (service delivery video: human or robot) x 3 (hotel segment: budget, midscale, or luxury) between-subjects experimental design. The findings suggest higher levels of sensory and intellectual experience from robotic service but lower levels of affective experience. For behavioral experience, robotic service influenced a higher rating for midscale and budget hotels, but not for a luxury hotel. Overall, robotic service may not necessarily enhance brand experience as influenced by the moderating role of hotel segment.

Keywords

Service (business)BusinessMarketingAdvertisingPsychology

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