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1. The respondents in this study included limitation 60 customers at the Mercure<br />

Hotel in Pattaya. If the subjects were drawn more than 60 respondents from other hotels in<br />

Pattaya, the result would be more generalized.<br />

2. This study only focused on measuring customer satisfaction with front office<br />

service quality. Other departments (e.g. food & beverages, housekeeping, sport &<br />

recreational facilities) are essential departments that were not included in the scope of the<br />

present research.<br />

3. When the questionnaires were distributed to the respondents, it was difficult to<br />

collect the data in time. Some customers refused to participate in this survey. Moreover,<br />

some did not return the questionnaires to the front desk in time. If the respondents were<br />

more willing to offer feedback, the results would have been useful for improving hotel<br />

service.<br />

Recommendations for further studies<br />

Further study should be undertaken to apply the results of this study. First, research<br />

could be broadened to include other hotels in tourists locations such as Bangkok,<br />

Chiangmai, and Phuket. Second, it would be valuable to conduct further research<br />

concerning customers� attitudes towards the quality of other service businesses such as<br />

restaurants, travel agencies and airlines. Further research in these areas would contribute<br />

to overall improvement of service standards throughout Thailand.<br />

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