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The effect of economic policy uncertainty on hotel room demand-evidence from Mainland Chinese and Japanese tourists in Taiwan

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ABSTRACT This paper uses the Markov regime-switching model to explore the effect of economic policy uncertainty on Mainland Chinese and Japanese tourists’ room demands in Taiwanese international tourist hotels. Results… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT This paper uses the Markov regime-switching model to explore the effect of economic policy uncertainty on Mainland Chinese and Japanese tourists’ room demands in Taiwanese international tourist hotels. Results show that Mainland Chinese and Japanese tourists tend to decrease their room demands in the trough period of Taiwan’s international tourist hotels due to the lack of certainty and limited knowledge about economic policy. Empirical evidence indicates that the hotel business is very sensitive to economic policy uncertainty.

Keywords: japanese tourists; policy; economic policy; chinese japanese; mainland chinese; policy uncertainty

Journal Title: Current Issues in Tourism
Year Published: 2018

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