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A total of 54 full-length articles were found

relevanttothereview.Table2presentsthedistri-

bution of these articles, per journal and year.

After carefully reading each article, vari-

ables affecting online travel purchasing usage

and intention castillos hinchables were classified according to the

antecedents of online shopping based on Chang,

Cheung, and Lai’s (2005) reference model (see

Figure 1). This model is composed of three cat-

egories with subcategories. The three major cat-

egories are: (a) characteristics of the consumers,

(b) perceived characteristics of the Internet as

a sales channel, and (c) characteristics of the

website or products. Minor adaptations were

made to the subcategories of this framework

to account for specific antecedents of online

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