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The purpose of this study is to empirically analyze how individuals¡¯ satisfaction of cultural heritage is affected by the value they attach to it. Until recently, cultural heritage was of itself a priority, with policies primarily aimed at its preservation. However, there has been a renewed interest in the utilization of cultural heritage, thereby stressing the need for managing visitors¡¯ satisfaction. Considering other strands of research, e.g. business, that emphasize the role of perceived value in shaping customer satisfaction, this paper attempts to extend the discussion by taking into account the various meanings visitors attach to cultural heritage using the 2010 survey on the experience of visiting cultural heritage sites. We classify respondents into three groups according to their perceived values(national identity, education, leisure), and examine how their satisfaction levels differ across various satisfaction dimensions. What we found through the ordered logit regression analysis can be listed as follows, there is a significant gap in satisfaction with service delivery between those who attach an educational value to cultural heritage as opposed to those who view it as a place of reaffirming their national identity. Level of satisfaction in the accessibility dimension also differed considerably, between those who view it as an educational site and those as a tourist attraction. The findings overall suggest that individuals¡¯ perceived value of cultural heritage affects the level of satisfaction they derive from it.
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