Demystifying brand-disidentification in wellness tourism: A service-based value co-destruction perspective

Embracing co-creation and addressing value co-destruction are essential components for creating a strong brand identity in the wellness tourism industry. The present research employs a cross-sectional research methodology ( N = 286) to evaluate service-related stressors that promote affective fatigue and consumer brand disidentification in select wellness hotels in Northern India. The findings indicate that the stressors, namely, service behaviour redundancy and service failure are significant predictors of affective fatigue and brand disidentification. Furthermore, we discover that extraversion acts as a negative moderator between service failure and affective fatigue. The study has pertinent theoretical and practical implications.

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Tourism and Hospitality Research
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2025-06-09
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https://doi.org/10.1177/14673584251348818
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Service and Product Innovation
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Demystifying brand-disidentification in wellness tourism: A service-based value co-destruction perspective

S.M. Fatah Uddin, Shradha Kabra, Pratibha Singh
Tourism and Hospitality Research
Service and Product Innovation
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Demystifying brand-disidentification in wellness tourism: A service-based value co-destruction perspective

S.M. Fatah Uddin, Shradha Kabra, Pratibha Singh
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Embracing co-creation and addressing value co-destruction are essential components for creating a strong brand identity in the wellness tourism industry. The present research employs a cross-sectional research methodology ( N = 286) to evaluate service-related stressors that promote affective fatigue and consumer brand disidentification in select wellness hotels in Northern India. The findings indicate that the stressors, namely, service behaviour redundancy and service failure are significant predictors of affective fatigue and brand disidentification. Furthermore, we discover that extraversion acts as a negative moderator between service failure and affective fatigue. The study has pertinent theoretical and practical implications.

Tourism and Hospitality Research
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (IN), Manipal Academy of Higher Education (IN), Institute of Management Technology (IN), T A Pai Management Institute (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Service and Product Innovation
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