Customer Satisfaction of the Department of Tourism Accredited Standard airline in Dubai City
Assessment # 2 (10%): Data Collection
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This study entitled customer Satisfaction of the Department of Tourism Accredited Standard airline in Dubai City is a qualitative research that endeavors to assemble data and information with respect to the satisfaction experienced by the clients from the utilization of offices and services of the standard airline in Emirate Airline (Robinot & Giannelloni, 2010). This study wishes to depict the level of customer’ satisfaction as indicated by the services, offices and costs being offered by the standard airline in Emirate Airline. The analysts chose to utilize qualitative approach as a part of request for them to focus the adequacy of the techniques being executed in every hotel relying upon the profile of the respondents and to confirm their perceptions on the satisfaction experienced by customer. The analyst was used to review technique.
The researchers utilized this kind of overview to focus the level of customer satisfaction of DOT certify standard airline in Emirate Airline by assessing their offices and services by the respondents. Giving survey structures to the customer help the researchers check the satisfaction of customer in the standard airline. This technique is fitting for the study to see the adequacy of methodologies of diverse standard airline along Emirate Airline. Results of this overview can help the airline plan future approaches for better yield. A deductive approach was adopted for the case of the study. Based on the case of Etihad Airways, it was vital to consider that the research was undertaken based on the procedures and the rules as well as theories that are support employee motivation (Manzoor, 2012). The ideas raised by various scholars in the field of employee motivation will also be considered. This will help in enforcement research questions that was used in the study. The theories that would be used are like: For instance, Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, Hertzberg’s two-factor theory as well as McGregor’s theory X and Y was adopted in the research study
This research study will take the case study strategy. This relayed on the ability that the case study will offer valuable outcome based on the sophisticated research questions. The case study has the chance to offer a reliable information based on the contextual variables available. In order to meet the success of the research study, it is worth to note that a survey method was adopted (Manzoor, 2012). Etihad Airways was the center of focus for the study since many data was collected here.
Sampling TechniqueThe researchers was used accommodation inspecting. This is a non-likelihood testing system. This implies that subjects are picked in a non – irregular way, and a few parts of the populace have no opportunity to take part. Accommodation testing is additionally called inadvertent, lump and get examining (Jennings, 2010). This testing is simple in light of the fact that specialists select their respondents because of their openness while doing the study. Beside comfort examining, the researchers was used quantity inspecting. This is additionally a non-likelihood examining method. A portion examining is a strategy in which the scientist chooses individuals as indicated by some settled quantity (Crossman, 2012). On the off chance that the researchers arrived at the share of the required respondents, they won’t have review any longer. The usage of these testing systems is fitting in the study on the grounds that visitor entries in the airline are not that steady furthermore, number of customer in a certain hotel won’t be the same with the quantity of customer the following day. As expressed over, these inspecting strategies will make the social affair of information about the level of visitor’s satisfaction of standard airline less demanding.
InstrumentationThe researcher was used Survey Questionnaires as an instrument. Through this instrumentation, it will help the analysts assemble data and focus the level of visitor satisfaction. The specialists will have various inquiries that the respondent needs to reply in a set organization. Papers – and – pencil poll are given, where the things are introduced on a paper. As specified, customer and representatives of the standard airline in Dubai City should be utilized as the populace as a part of this study. The researchers will require 120 respondents to answer the review structure that was readied. The analysts will offer polls to the respondents to answer their announcement of the issue and dissect the information. The main variable is customer satisfaction which is considered as dependent variable. Because the rate of satisfaction in the services offered by the hotel is dependent on many factors such as quality of service, price of products etc.
After the collection of the data a clear and elaborate analysis was undertaken to ensure that the data collected are able to be translated to results and further analyzed to get the best out of the information offered. This was undertaken with a team of experts especially in the areas such as employee motivation. With this on board, Etihad Airways was from increased level of customer satisfaction and ultimately the company’s profits. Via motivation, Etihad Airways employees’ are able to boost their performance and later improvement of Customer Satisfaction (Wright & Grant, 2010).
Appendix: QuestionnaireWhat is the profile of the respondents in terms of:a) Ageb) Genderc) Educational Attainmentd) Monthly Incomee) Place of Origin
What do you consider to the best the kind of service that was rendered to you?
☐Good
☐Bad
Do you plan to refer a friend to our services
☐Yes
☐No
How many times have you used our flight to Travel?
☐Once
☐2 times
☐More than 2 times
Are our staff well-trained?
☐Yes
☐No
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