Measures consumer-based brand equity for tourism destinations, adapted from Aaker's framework. Captures destination brand awareness, associations (personality and image), perceived quality of the tourism offering, and loyalty intentions. Used by DMOs to benchmark destination brand strength and track the impact of marketing campaigns against competitor destinations.
Likert (1–7, strongly disagree to strongly agree)
Brand Awareness — recognition and recall of the destination brand (Likert 1–7, strongly disagree to strongly agree)
Brand Associations — mental connections linked to the destination
Perceived Quality — overall assessment of destination quality
Brand Loyalty — commitment and repeat visitation
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Four subscale scores. Destination brand equity is highest for distinctive destinations (New Zealand, Iceland, Bhutan) and lowest for undifferentiated mass-market destinations. Used to benchmark against competitors and track campaign impact.
Pike, S., Bianchi, C., Kerr, G., & Patti, C. (2010). Consumer-based brand equity for Australia as a long-haul tourism destination in an emerging market. International Marketing Review, 27(4), 434–449.
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