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    THE STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INFORMATION

    SERVICE AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN

    MALAYSIAN HOTEL INDUSTRY WITH RESPECT TO ARAB

    CUSTOMERS

    A Research Study

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    Introduction

    The hospitality industry has seen a tremendousgrowth in the recent years

    Many countries are carrying aggressivecampaigns across the world in order to improvetheir economy and ensuring that many travellersvisit their country like Malaysia

    And what the Customers demand is Good qualityof Service from the hospitality industry

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    Theoretical Framework

    Source : Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics Vol. 22

    No. 3, 2010 pp. 351-371

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    Literature Review

    Attitudes put people into a frame of mind for likingor disliking things and moving towards or away fromthem (Kotler, 2003)

    the variation in consistency from one service to thenext (Bateson and Hoffman, 2006).

    Service are defined as performances, deeds, andefforts; whereas, goods are defined as objects,devices, and things. Because of intangibility, servicescannot be seen, felt, tasted or touched in the samemanner as physical goods can be sensed (Baum,2006)

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    Literature Continued

    Learning can perhaps be best understood as a

    change in an individuals range and repertoire

    of behaviour(Joy-Matthews, Megginson, andSurtees, 2004).

    Taylor (1995) states that learning styles are ameans for improving communication

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    Research Methodology

    Sample Selection

    ArabTourists in Malaysia

    Selected on Random Sampling technique

    Respondents

    Total respondents : 166

    Target Audience : ArabTourists

    Demographic Target

    Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia

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    Data Collection

    PrimaryData

    The primary data was collected using

    Questionnaire to gather the information

    SecondaryData

    Online journals , Books and Magazines Relatedto Marketing , customer satisfaction ,

    hospitality

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    Data Analysis

    The Data Analysis is done using SPSS 17 for

    and the following analysis have been

    performed Descriptive Analysis

    Reliability Analysis

    Multiple Regression

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    Research Hypothesis values

    H1 : Service quality in information dissemination service influencescustomer satisfaction on information received. Not Supported

    H2 : Customer attitude in information dissemination service has apositive impact on his satisfaction on information received. Supported

    H3 : Complexity of service in regard to Information dissemination servicehas a positive influence on customer satisfaction on informationreceived. Supported

    H4 : Employee training on information dissemination has a positive

    influence on Customer satisfaction on information received. Supported

    .

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    Conclusion

    Evidences of the questionnaire said issues like

    most of the businesses are not year round

    businesses, and the sector is dominated bysmall and medium sized businesses, which

    are not able to give to people any sustained

    career. So the sector fails to attract quality

    people

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    Limitations

    Research was only for Arab Customers

    Time was a constraint especially due to Hoildayperiod - Ramadhan

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    Recommendations for Future

    Research According to the `Cycle of Quality Service'

    concept of Schleisinger and Hesket (1991), as

    reported in Baum (1995), `capable workerswho are well trained and fairly compensated,

    provide better service, require less

    supervision and [are] more likely to remain on

    the job. The research can be applied to the WesternTourists Perception also