Value Dimensions

Measures

Sources

Functional Value

(FV)

Can be collected and viewed

Sweeney & Soutar (2001)

Can be used in daily days

Can remind the tourism experience

Emotional Value

(EV)

Let me feel happy

Park (2000)

Let me think it is novel

Let me feel interesting

Social Value

(SV)

Let others think I have a good taste

Bruce (2014)

Be good for safeguarding ICH

Be good for the producer of ICH souvenir

Relationship Support

Value

(RSV)

Relationships can be built

Bruce (2014)

Friendships can be strengthened

My child’s relationships can be built or strengthened

Price Value

(PV)

Considering price and expenses, to choose the product is correct

Williams & Soutar (2009)

Based on past experience, the product provides value in line with the price

Compared with other products, this product can provide value that is consistent with the price

Product Involvement

(PIV)

I will spend time on ICH

I will spend time on ICH souvenir

ICH is value for me

Zaichkowsky (1994)

Purchase Intention

(PI)

Be worth buying

Consider to purchase

Intend to purchase

Dodds et al. (1991)

Petrick (2002)