Professor, Department of Management Studies, Anna University, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India. geetha.autc@gmail.com
Online published on 10 September, 2019.
Eco-tourism is growing at a faster rate than global tourism followed by increasing effects on personal ecological commitments and pro-environmental outcomes. Considering the relevance of eco-travel and tourism in India, the study undertook to measure the effects of green self-identity of customers on their green behavioural intension towards eco-friendly hotels in the country. Using purposive sampling of 286 respondents, the study extended Theory of Self-Completion by analyzing the mediational effect of customer perceived green hotel image. Findings SEM model, analyzed using AMOS revealed a significant relationship between green self-identity and green behavioural intention with a significant partial mediation effect of customer perceived green hotel image. Practical and academic future implications of the study are presented.
Green Self-Identity, Perceived Green Hotel Image, Green Behavioural Intention, Theory of Self-Completion