Service quality and customer satisfaction : a case study of Gong Badak race track, Terengganu from racers perspective

The Terengganu State Government has built a race track in Gong Badak aimed to reduce Mat Rempit who cause disharmony on public road and to develop skilled and professional racers. The race track was then awarded to an operator who was also the organiser of the drag race in Terengganu. The race...

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Main Author: Ahmad Bukhari Abdul Rahman (Author)
Corporate Author: Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin . Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
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Summary:The Terengganu State Government has built a race track in Gong Badak aimed to reduce Mat Rempit who cause disharmony on public road and to develop skilled and professional racers. The race track was then awarded to an operator who was also the organiser of the drag race in Terengganu. The race track has already being operated since 2017 but is yet to receive feedbacks from the users especially the racers who are using the race track. Recognizing this fact, this study is important for the operator of the race track and the Terengganu State Government who owned the race track to identify service quality dimensions that may contribute to increase customers' satisfaction (racers). SERVQUAL five dimensions of service quality was identified to contribute to the satisfaction of the racers. The research method used is quantitative by means of a survey instrument of 79 racers in Terengganu who participated in a Drag Race that was being held 0 then 2nd and 3rd of January 2020. Each data was analyzed using IBM SPSS version 25.0 software through several analysis methods. The findings suggested that the dimensions of empathy have a significant relationship with racers satisfaction. This clearly indicates that the operator should playa proactive role in enhancing service delivery through improving existing methods and identifying relevant issues to facilitate the effective delivery service to the people.
Physical Description:xiii, 103 leaves ; 31 cm.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (leaves 92-96)