One important managerial implication derived from the present study is the importance of taking customers’ emotions into consideration when measuring their experiences. The study found a strong relationship between customers’ feelings of joy and customer loyalty. It seems that customers’ feelings of joy act as a source of information that they may use in the formation of their attitudes. It is noteworthy that Barsky and Nash (2002) find (using the hotel setting) that different emotions are linked to customers’ decision-making processes with regard to loyalty. Consequently, it can be useful for managers to measure customers’ feelings of joy, since it can help to predict whether customers are willing to recommend the service offered to other people.