The study results reveal that tourists' mastering and psychological co-creation are significant for value perception. A logit model is used to test the hypothesis. Adventure tourism is chosen as the setting. Co-creation comprises both physical and psychological (mental) participation, and mastering represents consumers' self-perceived knowledge and skills in taking part in experiential activities. This study explores effects of participation, namely co-creation and mastering, on the perceived value of consumers' experience and satisfaction. The findings provide Pahang's tourism stakeholders with insights about the level of satisfactions among domestic tourists and call for better improvements strategies for future tourism development in Pahang.

The t-test was performed to identify the significant result of each attributes at 1:1000 levels. The mean scores of expectation were then plotted against experience in a two dimensional map for positive and negative attributes. The data were analyzed using matrices which shown the mean scores of expectations, the mean score of experience and the mean of difference between experience and expectation scores. The result was drawn from questionnaire survey of 389 international visitors and 259 domestic visitors who visited Pahang in 2010. Holiday Satisfaction model (HOLSAT) was utilized in this study in order to determine the gap between tourist's expectations and experiences based on 47 positive and negative attributes that were grouped into six categories namely accessibility, accommodation, tourist amenities, tourist activities, food/meal and tourism attractions. The aim of this study is to measure tourist's satisfaction among international and domestic visitors while embarking for holiday in Pahang, Malaysia. Provision of facilities should be implemented comprehensively according to international code, especially for disabled visitors, senior citizen and general public to avoid accidents and injuries. Zoning control needs to be enforced to avoid further destruction to the natural environment. Result found that Nipah Bay need to be upgraded with better maintenance and management in terms of beach cleanliness, beautification, and safety. The data were gathered through observations and questionnaires and later was analyzed. Theory of expectancy or confirmation /disconfirmation was used to guide this study. The aim of this paper was to analyze the public and tourist recreational facilities at the public beach to fulfill tourist satisfaction and improved the effectiveness of the provision. Recreational facilities provided at the Nipah Bay, Pangkor Island, Malaysia were created to complement the public needs for an enjoyable and comfortable visit during their vacation on the island.

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