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Browsing by Author "Scaglione, M."

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  • Assessing tourism infrastructure in Goa: A GAP analysis 
    D'Mello, C.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K.; Pah, J.G.; Subhash, K.B. (65. AIEST Conf. Adv. in Tourism Research: Perspectives of Actors, Institutions, and Systems. Lijiang, Peoples Republic of China, 24-28 August 2015. (); 2015; -.)
    The aim of this paper is to examine the perceptions of tourists visiting the state of Goa with regard to the importance given to and the satisfaction level with respect to the infrastructure, facilities, services and ...
  • An Examination of Factors influencing attitude towards tourism in Goa 
    D'Mello, C.; Chang, L.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K.; Subhash, K.B. (20. Asia Pacific Tourism Association Conf. Proc., Dept. Tourism Management, Dong-A University, Busan, Korea. 2014; 557-568.)
    To strategically utilize resources to minimize the negative impacts of tourism and increasing the social support for tourism development, the present study examined the residents of six talukas of North Goa by using the ...
  • An examination of factors influencing residents' perception of the impacts of tourism in Goa 
    D'Mello, C.; Chang, L-C.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K.; Subhash, K.B. (International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Systems. 8(2); 2015; 1-11.)
    To strategically utilize resources to minimize the negative impacts of tourism and increasing the social support for tourism development, the present study examined the residents of the State of Goa by using the model ...
  • Exposition of St. Francis Xavier’s Holy Relics in Goa: An importance-performance analysis 
    Subhash, K.B.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; D'Mello, C.; Weiermair, K. (International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage. 5(1); 2017; 56-77.)
    Pilgrimage Tourism, one of the oldest forms of travelling, is the largest tourism sector in India; annually more than 70 percent of domestic tourist movement is for religious purposes which comes to 250 million pilgrims ...
  • Film Tourism and Its Impact on Residents Quality of Life: A Multi Logit Analysis 
    Subhash, K.B.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; D'Mello, C.; Weiermair, K. (Best Practices in Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management, Ed. by: Campon-Cerro, A.M.; Hernandez-Mogollon, J.M. and Folgado-Fernandez, J.A. Applying Quality of Life Research (Best Practices). Springer, Cham. 2019; 181-199.)
    Past research has confirmed film tourism emerging as a major growth sector for research in tourism and a driver of tourism development for many destinations. To date, there has been relatively substantial literature on the ...
  • The socio, economic, and environmental impacts of casino tourism in Goa 
    Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; Subhash, K.B.; Chen, R.F. (Revista Latino-Americana de Turismologia. 2(1); 2016; 44-54.)
    This study investigates resident perception towards Casino Tourism which may be helpful for the formulation of possible strategic tourism policies. Binary logit model was applied to reveal the heterogeneity of resident's ...
  • Tourists assessment of infrastructure availability in Goa (India): A GAP Analysis 
    D'Mello, C.; Kamat, K.; Weiermair, K.; Subhash, K.B.; Scaglione, M.; Ganef, J.P. (Revista Anais Brasileiros De Estudos Turisticos - ABET [Brazilian Annals of Tourist Studies]. 6(1); 2016; 42-57.)
    This paper examines the perceptions of tourists visiting the state of Goa with regard to the importance given to and the satisfaction level with respect to the infrastructure, facilities, services and amenities available ...
  • Venture capital financing and tourism industry in South Africa 
    Subhash, K.B.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K. (Tourism Development After the Crisis, Ed. By: Peter Keller and Thomas Bieger. Erich Schmidt Verlag, Berlin, Germany. 2010; 125-135.)
    This paper tries to identify the role of Venture Capital (VC) in promoting Tourism and Hospitality sector in South Africa because both Tourism and VC has the inherent characteristics of acting as a catalyst of transforming ...
  • What constitutes health tourism: An ayurvedic viewpoint. Role of social venture capital in rejuvenating ayurveda tradition 
    Subhash, K.B.; Weiermair, K.C.; Lee, C.; Scaglione, M. (Journal of Taiwan Hospitality and Tourism. 7; 2010; 55-81. Also in: Asia Tourism Forum 9th Biennial Conf. on Tourism and Hospitality Industry in Asia. 7-9 May 2010. Taiwan Hospitality and Tourism College, Taiwan. Pages 2010; 148-174.)
    From the emergence of ancient civilisations during 3500 BCE, people started travelling in search of food and shelter. Subsequently travelling took place for trade as well as for capturing territories. Then came the concept ...