Carmo, Manuel doCorreia, AntóniaMoraes, Michelle2024-11-212024-11-212024-111303-2917http://hdl.handle.net/10400.1/26312Behavioural economics is a recent field of economics, and in this study, we assess how e-trust affects hotel satisfaction and behavioural intentions, representing different purchase modes: online travel agencies and hotel websites, through a mixed structural equation and a third-person perception questionnaire. The results suggest that travellers believe that hotel websites are more benevolent and have more integrity and reliability than online travel agencies, whereas online travel agencies are more effective in terms of competence. In addition, consumers are more satisfied when their trust is high, and they are more likely to recommend and return to the same hotel. Reliable and efficient information management systems, whether provided by online travel agencies or hotel websites, are recommended.engTrustOnline travel agenciesHotel websitesThird-person perceptionAnd mixed structural equation modeljournal article10.1080/13032917.2024.24222962156-6909