Exploring Items for Measuring Behavioural Intention among Bleisure in Malaysia: An Exploratory Factor Analysis

This study used exploratory factor analysis (EFA) to investigate the reliability of a tool for assessing behavioural intentions international bleisure tourists visit leisure attractions in Malaysia during their business trips. The instrument consists four constructs. 110 responses were collected conduct EFA after distributing questionnaire. was performed separately each construct. obtained that first and second constructs have three components, respectively, while third fourth one component each. Each item construct is > 0.5, all significant as they yielded P value < 0.05 Bartlett's Test Sphericity. All reach higher than 0.6 Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measure sampling adequacy, indicating sample size adequate. items also greater 0.7 Cronbach's alpha. It showed trip valid reliable. outcome this useful future research field intentions.