This study examines associations between green management, tourist satisfaction, and perceived sustainability implications in Siopat Sosor Village, Samosir Regency. The uploaded dataset contains 200 questionnaire records covering eight green management items, eight tourist satisfaction items, and four perceived-implication items. An exploratory component-based PLS path analysis with a two-stage standardized interaction term explained 53.7% of the variation in perceived implications. Standardized path coefficients were 0.389 for green management, 0.287 for tourist satisfaction, and -0.191 for their interaction. All three constructs exceeded an AVE of 0.50, although indicator GM3 had a relatively low loading (0.436).
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