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Travel Vlog Induced Intention To Visit: The Relationship Among Vlog’s Storytelling, Narrative Transportation And Destination Image With The Moderating Effect Of Technical Quality
Tourists tend to experience travel content through vlogs prior to undertaking real travel. However, the growing demand for personalized and diversified content has exceeded what standardized professional work and the large volume of user-created material provide. There is a lack of research on what
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