Satisfaction in using E-travel: The Role of Self Efficacy, Trust, and Use

NIKOS, JOSHUA HAMONANGAN SIMANUNGKALIT (2014) Satisfaction in using E-travel: The Role of Self Efficacy, Trust, and Use. Masters thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

The new wave of change has been driven by the explosive growth of the Internet. The Internet is an international network of networks, all running TCP / IP (transmission control protocol / internet protocol), connected through a gateway and a router, and shares a common name and address space. It is based on an open architecture, and there is to facilitate resource sharing and collaboration among anyone, anywhere, at any time, which has connectivity. Although originally designed for use by the military, government agencies and universities, the advent of the World Wide Web (Web), hypertext transfer protocol (HITP) and graphical browsers (i.e. Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer) have changed the complexion of the internet entirely. The internet is now an explosively growing narrowcast medium for education, entertainment and commerce. The development of internet has change the world dramatically. By internet all of people in the world can search about the information that they want. One of the industries that have been directly affected by internet is tourism industry. The tourism sector has been a pioneer in adopting and developing ICT applications and today is rated among the top product or service categories purchased via the Internet (Garín- Muñoz and Pérez-Amaral, 2009; Marcussen, 2009).

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