This research examines how brand image influences repurchase intention among McDonald's customers in Bandung City, with religiosity serving as a potential moderating factor. The study employed quantitative methodology, surveying 200 purposively selected participants aged 17-45. The findings indicate that brand image has a negative effect on repurchase intention, while religiosity does not significantly moderate this relationship. Despite a strong brand image, repurchase intention remains low due to contextual sensitivities. These results highlight the importance of integrating religiosity-related considerations into marketing strategies during global geopolitical tensions. Keywords: Brand Image; Repurchase Intention; Religiosity
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