The development of technology and information has influenced people's lifestyles in making purchases from conventional to online shopping. Research on online marketing has become an interest in academics and practitioners in recent years. Measurement for e-service quality in this study will be reconstructed based on a review on previous conceptual and empirical literature. The purpose of this research is to build customer e-service through the reconstruction of e-service quality dimensions. The research uses cross-section data with geographically dispersed location of users of online travel services in the region of Indonesia. Model testing is performed using structural equation modeling with a sample count of 262 respondents. The analysis results show that the efficiency and incentive dimensions meet the creation of the e-service quality construct.