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ANALYZING SERVICE QUALITY ON CUSTOMER
                                              SATISFACTION IN HYATT CENTRIC HONG KONG



                                              ABSTRACT               Poster


                                              RESEARCH BACKGROUND
                                              To help the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hong Kong hotel
                                              industry needs to explore more methods to improve their service to attract customers.
                                              This study adopted the SERVQUAL (Service Quality) scale to measure customer
                                              satisfaction with the service provided by Hyatt Centric Hong Kong. The purpose of
                                              the research is to identify whether there is a connection between service quality and
                                              customer satisfaction and to explore how to heighten customer satisfaction by elevating
                                              service quality. The Hyatt Centric Hong Kong is used as a reference hotel.
    WONG KA WAI
                                              METHODOLOGY
    BA (Hons) in Hotel Operations             A random sampling method is used to target the opinions of 150 guests who have
    Management                                stayed at Hyatt Centric Hong Kong. A questionnaire is employed and divided into
    Department of Hospitality and Business    two  sections.  The  first  section  is  demographic  questions  (age,  gender,  education
    Management                                level, marital status, and whether they have been to Hyatt Centric Hong Kong). The
                                              second part concerns the five SERVQUAL dimensions, i) tangibles, ii) reliability, iii)
                                              responsiveness, iv) assurance, and v) empathy, each consisting of five questions; and
    HYPOTHESES                                customer satisfaction as a dependent factor measured by four questions. Participants
                                              answer each item on a five-point scale from strongly agree to strongly disagree.
    H1: There is a positive relationship between   FINDINGS
    tangibles and customer satisfaction.      The  research  results  show  that  the  Tangible  dimension  has  a  significant  negative

    H2: There is a positive relationship between   correlation with customer satisfaction. Reliability has an insignificant correlation with
    reliability and customer satisfaction.    customer satisfaction. This study also demonstrates that Assurance, Responsiveness,
                                              and Empathy have significant positive correlations with customer satisfaction.
    H3: There is a positive relationship between
    responsiveness and customer satisfaction.   ABOUT THE INVESTIGATOR
    H4: There is a positive relationship between
    assurance and customer satisfaction.      My FYP supervisor is Miss Connie CHAN. As a student studying hotel operations, I
                                              am passionate about the hospitality industry. I am interested in the intricate working
    H5: There is a positive relationship between   environment of hotels, from front desk management to guest experience optimization.
    empathy and customer satisfaction.        Through my studies and internship, I have developed a keen eye for detail and
                                              exceptional service. My goal is to contribute to the success and innovation within the
                                              hotel industry. I am eager to apply the knowledge and skills I have gained in real-world
                                              settings and start my career in hotel management.




























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