To most of us, leisure and entertainment have become part of our living life. The essence of consumer behavior, motivation-cognition-behavior, has transferred from the traditional product marketing to the present destination marketing. Therefore, this study aims to explore the relationships among travel motivation, destination image and tourist satisfaction. Based on 486 valid samples, empirical finding showed that destination image acts as a complete mediator in the relationship between travel motivation and tourist satisfaction. At the same time, leisure involvement would have significant differences in our measure model. In short, a tourist with higher leisure involvement would act better performance than one with lower leisure involvement. Finally, this paper concluded with some discussions and suggestions.