Abstract
The attributes of domestic and international hotels important to American tourists are identified and compared. American tourists typically expect clean rooms at a good price; however, they would offset these expectations for increased security when traveling overseas. In addition, they hold hotels in developing countries to a lower standard than hotels in developed countries. Thus, American tourists may be more satisfied with an international hotel than with a domestic hotel offering equivalent service.
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