Asad Mohsin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4004725 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Asad Mohsin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Asad |
| FAMILY NAME | Mohsin |
| SIGNATURE | MOHSIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Waikato |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6597-7328 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The influence of Malaysian students’ travel motives on their intentions to discover new places and things
According to the WTTC [2015. “Travel and Tourism Economic Impact 2015 Malaysia”] Economic Impact Report on Malaysia, outbound tourism expenditure in 2014 was 37.3 billion Malaysian Ringgit (approximately USD 9 billion). It is expected to reach 78.7 billion Malaysian Ringgit by 2025 (approximately USD 19 billion). This study adapts the Leisure Motivation Scale and proposes a theoretical model with seven hypotheses. Structural equation modelling wi…
Staff turnover in hotels
New Zealand International Hospitality Management Conference 2006
©2007 Tourism Recreation Research An inaugural international conference on hospitality management was held in Hamilton, New Zealand, on 30 November and 1 December 2006. It was organized by the Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management at the University of Waikato Management School, Hamilton, New Zealand, in collaboration with Auckland University of Technology under the initiative of: New Challenges; New Knowledge; New Action. The aim of th…
Exploring Attitudes of Indian Students Toward Holidaying in New Zealand Using the Leisure Motivation Scale
This paper suggests that India will be the next important tourist generating country to emerge after the People's Republic of China, and seeks to provide some information on a key segment of future overseas tourists, the well educated. The paper reports the results of a study of over 1,000 Indian students at four Indian universities. The study uses the Leisure Motivation Scale of Beard and Ragheb (1983) and replicates a finding of four dimensions…
Tourist attitudes and destination marketing—the case of Australia's Northern Territory and Malaysia
Determinants of Destination Choice
This paper examines the statistical significance of socio-demographic variables with reference to perception of Australia as a tourist destination among a sample of 675 West Malaysians. To the variables of age, gender, educational attainment, and household income are added the variables of ethnicity, reflecting Malaysia's Malay, Chinese and Indian populations, and an attitudinal one derived from cluster analysis of a scale of destination attribut…
Perceptions of the Northern territory by travel agents in Kuala Lumpur
This paper describes the responses of 38 travel agents in Kuala Lumpur to a questionnaire about the potential demand of residents in Kuala Lumpur for holidays in Darwin and the Northern Territory, Australia. Two main forms of analysis are used in this paper — first, a classification of responses through a descriptive content analysis and second, an analysis derived from neural network software. The data suggest a lack of knowledge on the part of …
Business Visitors to the Northern Territory Expo
This research paper reports the interim findings of a continuing research project into the attitudes of Malaysian and Indonesian business people attending the Northern Territory Expo. This major trade fair attracts several hundred business people and government officials from much of south-east Asia. The paper reports attitudes towards possibly holidaying in Australia and is the second stage of a three part research project. This second stage tri…
Tourist attitudes and destination marketing—the case of Australia's Northern Territory and Malaysia
Exploring Attitudes of Indian Students Toward Holidaying in New Zealand Using the Leisure Motivation Scale
This paper suggests that India will be the next important tourist generating country to emerge after the People's Republic of China, and seeks to provide some information on a key segment of future overseas tourists, the well educated. The paper reports the results of a study of over 1,000 Indian students at four Indian universities. The study uses the Leisure Motivation Scale of Beard and Ragheb (1983) and replicates a finding of four dimensions…
Determinants of Destination Choice
This paper examines the statistical significance of socio-demographic variables with reference to perception of Australia as a tourist destination among a sample of 675 West Malaysians. To the variables of age, gender, educational attainment, and household income are added the variables of ethnicity, reflecting Malaysia's Malay, Chinese and Indian populations, and an attitudinal one derived from cluster analysis of a scale of destination attribut…
Perceptions of the Northern territory by travel agents in Kuala Lumpur
This paper describes the responses of 38 travel agents in Kuala Lumpur to a questionnaire about the potential demand of residents in Kuala Lumpur for holidays in Darwin and the Northern Territory, Australia. Two main forms of analysis are used in this paper — first, a classification of responses through a descriptive content analysis and second, an analysis derived from neural network software. The data suggest a lack of knowledge on the part of …
Staff turnover in hotels
Business Visitors to the Northern Territory Expo
This research paper reports the interim findings of a continuing research project into the attitudes of Malaysian and Indonesian business people attending the Northern Territory Expo. This major trade fair attracts several hundred business people and government officials from much of south-east Asia. The paper reports attitudes towards possibly holidaying in Australia and is the second stage of a three part research project. This second stage tri…
Business Visitors to the Northern Territory Expo
This research paper reports the interim findings of a continuing research project into the attitudes of Malaysian and Indonesian business people attending the Northern Territory Expo. This major trade fair attracts several hundred business people and government officials from much of south-east Asia. The paper reports attitudes towards possibly holidaying in Australia and is the second stage of a three part research project. This second stage tri…
Perceptions of the Northern territory by travel agents in Kuala Lumpur
This paper describes the responses of 38 travel agents in Kuala Lumpur to a questionnaire about the potential demand of residents in Kuala Lumpur for holidays in Darwin and the Northern Territory, Australia. Two main forms of analysis are used in this paper — first, a classification of responses through a descriptive content analysis and second, an analysis derived from neural network software. The data suggest a lack of knowledge on the part of …
Determinants of Destination Choice
This paper examines the statistical significance of socio-demographic variables with reference to perception of Australia as a tourist destination among a sample of 675 West Malaysians. To the variables of age, gender, educational attainment, and household income are added the variables of ethnicity, reflecting Malaysia's Malay, Chinese and Indian populations, and an attitudinal one derived from cluster analysis of a scale of destination attribut…
Tourist attitudes and destination marketing—the case of Australia's Northern Territory and Malaysia
Exploring Attitudes of Indian Students Toward Holidaying in New Zealand Using the Leisure Motivation Scale
This paper suggests that India will be the next important tourist generating country to emerge after the People's Republic of China, and seeks to provide some information on a key segment of future overseas tourists, the well educated. The paper reports the results of a study of over 1,000 Indian students at four Indian universities. The study uses the Leisure Motivation Scale of Beard and Ragheb (1983) and replicates a finding of four dimensions…
New Zealand International Hospitality Management Conference 2006
©2007 Tourism Recreation Research An inaugural international conference on hospitality management was held in Hamilton, New Zealand, on 30 November and 1 December 2006. It was organized by the Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management at the University of Waikato Management School, Hamilton, New Zealand, in collaboration with Auckland University of Technology under the initiative of: New Challenges; New Knowledge; New Action. The aim of th…
Staff turnover in hotels
The influence of Malaysian students’ travel motives on their intentions to discover new places and things
According to the WTTC [2015. “Travel and Tourism Economic Impact 2015 Malaysia”] Economic Impact Report on Malaysia, outbound tourism expenditure in 2014 was 37.3 billion Malaysian Ringgit (approximately USD 9 billion). It is expected to reach 78.7 billion Malaysian Ringgit by 2025 (approximately USD 19 billion). This study adapts the Leisure Motivation Scale and proposes a theoretical model with seven hypotheses. Structural equation modelling wi…
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Advertising (4 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works)