O Que Faz o Visitante do Inhotim Satisfeito?
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https://doi.org/10.34019/2238-2925.2017.v7.3164Keywords:
Museus, Tourismo, Comportamento do consumidor, Satisfação do clienteAbstract
O objetivo deste estudo é aprofundar no entendimento dos antecedentes de satisfação de visitantes em museus. Para isso, utilizou-se a teoria do comportamento do consumidor aprofundando em conceitos como a qualidade percebida e a experiência cultural em museus. A variável valor social foi acrescida à escala HISTOQUAL para mensurar aspectos sociais relativos à satisfação. Um questionário presencial foi aplicado com os visitantes do Instituto Inhotim, em Brumadinho (MG). Os autores demonstram que os construtos tangíveis, responsividade, comunicação e valor social explicam cerca de 38% da satisfação do público. Esta pesquisa contribui para estudos em antecedentes de satisfação de visitantes em museus e com a evolução da HISTOQUAL, escala focada em avaliar a qualidade de lugares históricos, ao aplicá-la em um contexto de brasileiro.
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