Customer loyalty is very important due to intense competition in contemporary economy. In addition, many companies operate nowadays in foreign markets. Therefore, the companies are obliged to take cultural differences into account. This research aimed to discover the influence of perceived service quality, switching costs and cultural moderators on loyalty. Geert Hofstede's theory of cultural dimensions was used in this research. The data were obtained from 84 mobile phone users in Poland via a questionnaire. The results confirm that perceived quality of service influences customer loyalty. At the same time, among the group of people with high uncertainty avoidance, perceived switching costs also influenced loyalty. (original abstract)
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