Generally speaking, the same brand should have the same value and utility for the same consumers. Therefore, they should have the same purchase intentions in any places. In order to challenge this concept, this study attempts to explore the difference of purchase intention toward the same brand between brand tour factories and brand stores from a traveling perspective, and examine the moderating effect by the conspicuous consumption. Three studies were conducted to verify the hypotheses using between-subjects experimental designs. University students were recruited as research subject via convenience sampling. Findings reveal that consumers when in the brand country-of-origin, consumers' purchasing intention in the tour factories and brand stores will be higher than the non-brand stores. However, when in the non-brand country-of-origin, consumers' purchasing intention in the brand factories will be higher than the third National Assembly factories. In addition, these traveling effects will be moderated by the conspicuous consumption, it's found only in purchasing high conspicuous consumption, purchasing intention differences will exist among different traveling countries.