Existing literature in the respect of service quality and customer loyalty was discovered by several researchers. According to De Ruyter et al. (1998), a positive significant relationship was found between perceived service quality and service loyalty. Zeithaml et al. (1990) also report a positive relationship between service quality and the willingness to pay a higher price and the intention to remain loyal in case of a price increase. Another research by Boulding et al. (1993), focusing on the elements of repurchasing as well as the willingness to recommend as measures of customer loyalty, has found positive relationships between service quality and repurchase intention and willingness to recommend (Akbar and Parvez 2009). Other studies which support that repurchase intentions are positively influenced by service quality include Zeithaml et al (1996), Cronin et al., (2000), and Choi et al. (2004).