You can go through the paper

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Karen_Xie2/publication/316918432_Chinese_travelers%27_behavioral_intentions_toward_room_sharing_platforms_The_influence_of_motivations_perceived_trust_and_past_experience/links/59187f48aca27200fe52ee93/Chinese-travelers-behavioral-intentions-toward-room-sharing-platforms-The-influence-of-motivations-perceived-trust-and-past-experience.pdf

Article Chinese travelers’ behavioral intentions toward room-sharing...

This question was studied extensively in social psychology (after WW II) and consumer psychology - and a bulk of literature can be found there. A more applicable and therefore promising theory that deserves more attention is the „Motivation-Opportunity-Ability“-theory (Ölander & Thøgersen, 1995, Journal of Consumer Policy 18: 345-385, 1995; Kluwer Academic Publishers), developed at The Aarhus School of Business, Denmark. With this theory, the low correlations between attitude and behavior can be explained plausibly.

You might find the theory of planned behavior helpful

Thank you for the leads. Much appreciated.