호텔 ESG 경영과 기업 평판 간의 관계에서 기업 이미지의 매개효과
The Mediating Effect of Corporate Image on the Relationship between Hotel ESG Management and Corporate Reputation
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This study empirically investigates the differential effects of hotel ESG management dimensions (environmental, social, and governance) on corporate reputation and examines the mediating role of corporate image. A survey of 200 customers who experienced ESG-practicing hotels in Seoul and metropolitan area was analyzed using multiple regression and Hayes' PROCESS macro Model 4 with bootstrapping. Results revealed that governance (β=.419, p<.001) and social responsibility (β=.247, p<.001) significantly influenced corporate reputation directly, while environmental management showed no significant effect. Corporate image fully mediated the relationship between social responsibility and reputation (Effect=.222, 95% CI[.066,.424]), and partially mediated governance and reputation (Effect=.249, 95% CI[.075,.262]). The study extends signaling theory in hospitality contexts and provides strategic implications for differentiated ESG resource allocation.
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This study empirically investigates the differential effects of hotel ESG management dimensions (environmental, social, and governance) on corporate reputation and examines the mediating role of corporate image. A survey of 200 customers who experienced ESG-practicing hotels in Seoul and metropolitan area was analyzed using multiple regression and Hayes' PROCESS macro Model 4 with bootstrapping. Results revealed that governance (β=.419, p<.001) and social responsibility (β=.247, p<.001) significantly influenced corporate reputation directly, while environmental management showed no significant effect. Corporate image fully mediated the relationship between social responsibility and reputation (Effect=.222, 95% CI[.066,.424]), and partially mediated governance and reputation (Effect=.249, 95% CI[.075,.262]). The study extends signaling theory in hospitality contexts and provides strategic implications for differentiated ESG resource allocation.