Tanja Armenski
Biographic Data
| ID | 3047897 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tanja Armenski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tanja |
| FAMILY NAME | Armenski |
| SIGNATURE | ARMENSKI T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Novi Sad |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9425-4663 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Politics in the Balkan countryside
Thanks to the field observations conducted on the territory of central Serbia, it was noticed that people in rural environment, beside the optional conversations about weather conditions, most often talk about the politics. The aim of this work was to find out how many people who live in the countryside have the contact with the politics. Hypothesis were made within the communication with several examinees, but they were verified by the poll in w…
New Age Tourism
New Age tourism is traditionally situated within the scope of alternative tourism and, as such, it is considered to attract a small portion of tourism demand. However, with the proliferation of New Age lifestyles in Western societies, New Age-themed products and services are becoming more of a regular norm in tourism offerings, causing blending and conflicting practices. Thus, this article reviews the literature on the New Age tourism and explore…
Assessing the competitiveness of Matera and the Basilicata Region (Italy) ahead of the 2019 European Capital of Culture
Cities/regions are increasingly using events to aid social/economic development. The European Capital of Culture promotes urban management and economic production using culture to drive social legacies, job creation and civic repositioning. This paper aims to understand how Matera and Basilicata’s residents perceive destination competitiveness ahead of the 2019 European Capital of Culture. This paper adapts the Integrated Model of Destination Com…
Social impacts of music festivals
Why should gender differences in hospitality really matter? A study of personnel’s service orientation and job satisfaction in hotels
In this article we examine the gender differences among hotel employees in service orientation and job satisfaction. To determine these differences, we used a service orientation scale (SOS), developed by Dienhart, Gregoire, Downey and Knight and a job satisfaction scale developed by Lytle. Our assumptions were that there would be significant gender differences in service orientation and job satisfaction. Our research proved factor structures of …
An importance-performance analysis of service quality in spa hotels
This paper identifies the results of a questionnaire designed to measure service quality in spa hotels in the Republic of Serbia. Service quality was measured with a model based on the original SERVQUAL model. Due to the fact that many previous research papers have shown that SERVQUAL is insufficient to identify and measure all determinants of service quality in hospitality, the original SERVQUAL model has been slightly changed. Namely, this modi…
Consumer behaviour
Regarding the previous literature on the decision-making process when choosing a destination, this article tries to contribute to current literature by surveying inhabitants from the Bačka region (Vojvodina/Serbia) with respect to the aspect of place of residence on the purchase decision-making process which involves five different phases: need awareness, search for information, estimation of alternatives, decision about purchasing a tourist prod…
Analysis of the labour force composition on cruisers
Tourism Destination Competitiveness-between Two Flags
The study aims to provide a better understanding of destination competitiveness and elements that affect competitive position of a tourism destination. The research is design as a comparative study of Slovenia and Serbia. For analysing a competitiveness of mentioned destinations, the Integrated model of destination competitiveness was used. The results showed that both destinations are considered to be more competitive in its natural, cultural, a…
Tourism Destination Competitiveness-between Two Flags
The study aims to provide a better understanding of destination competitiveness and elements that affect competitive position of a tourism destination. The research is design as a comparative study of Slovenia and Serbia. For analysing a competitiveness of mentioned destinations, the Integrated model of destination competitiveness was used. The results showed that both destinations are considered to be more competitive in its natural, cultural, a…
Why should gender differences in hospitality really matter? A study of personnel’s service orientation and job satisfaction in hotels
In this article we examine the gender differences among hotel employees in service orientation and job satisfaction. To determine these differences, we used a service orientation scale (SOS), developed by Dienhart, Gregoire, Downey and Knight and a job satisfaction scale developed by Lytle. Our assumptions were that there would be significant gender differences in service orientation and job satisfaction. Our research proved factor structures of …
An importance-performance analysis of service quality in spa hotels
This paper identifies the results of a questionnaire designed to measure service quality in spa hotels in the Republic of Serbia. Service quality was measured with a model based on the original SERVQUAL model. Due to the fact that many previous research papers have shown that SERVQUAL is insufficient to identify and measure all determinants of service quality in hospitality, the original SERVQUAL model has been slightly changed. Namely, this modi…
Consumer behaviour
Regarding the previous literature on the decision-making process when choosing a destination, this article tries to contribute to current literature by surveying inhabitants from the Bačka region (Vojvodina/Serbia) with respect to the aspect of place of residence on the purchase decision-making process which involves five different phases: need awareness, search for information, estimation of alternatives, decision about purchasing a tourist prod…
Analysis of the labour force composition on cruisers
Social impacts of music festivals
Assessing the competitiveness of Matera and the Basilicata Region (Italy) ahead of the 2019 European Capital of Culture
Cities/regions are increasingly using events to aid social/economic development. The European Capital of Culture promotes urban management and economic production using culture to drive social legacies, job creation and civic repositioning. This paper aims to understand how Matera and Basilicata’s residents perceive destination competitiveness ahead of the 2019 European Capital of Culture. This paper adapts the Integrated Model of Destination Com…
New Age Tourism
New Age tourism is traditionally situated within the scope of alternative tourism and, as such, it is considered to attract a small portion of tourism demand. However, with the proliferation of New Age lifestyles in Western societies, New Age-themed products and services are becoming more of a regular norm in tourism offerings, causing blending and conflicting practices. Thus, this article reviews the literature on the New Age tourism and explore…
Politics in the Balkan countryside
Thanks to the field observations conducted on the territory of central Serbia, it was noticed that people in rural environment, beside the optional conversations about weather conditions, most often talk about the politics. The aim of this work was to find out how many people who live in the countryside have the contact with the politics. Hypothesis were made within the communication with several examinees, but they were verified by the poll in w…
Geography (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (2 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (2 works) · Customer Service Quality and Loyalty (2 works)