Abstract
The purpose of this study was to discuss ways to improve the satisfaction of visitors to exhibitions, which are high value events for the industry. To understand the characteristics of exhibitions, an empirical analysis was conducted on the visitors of the ‘Korea Travel Expo 2019’ by using variables such as servicescape, perceived crowding, and satisfaction. A total of 1,141 valid samples were obtained through an on-site survey. As a result of the analysis, convenience, comfort, attractiveness, and human service were found as factors constituting the servicescape of the exhibition, and the perceived crowding was found to support the preceding research with human crowding and spatial crowding. In addition, the partially significant influence relationship between servicescape, perceived crowding and satisfaction was investigated, and the partial mediating effect of perceived crowding was verified using a 3-step regression equation. Lastly, this study attempted to contribute to the development of related studies by suggesting future research directions while considering the study’s limitations.
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