Hera Oktadiana
Biographic Data
| ID | 4641992 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hera Oktadiana |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hera |
| FAMILY NAME | Oktadiana |
| SIGNATURE | OKTADIANA H |
| AFFILIATIONS | James Cook University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7897-2534 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Exploring sustainability oriented innovations in tourism
Sustainability-oriented innovations (SOIs) are reshaping the tourism industry by addressing environmental, economic, and social challenges. This study synthesises existing research on the impacts of SOIs in tourism through a bibliometric analysis of 88 studies from Scopus. Using Ecological Modernisation Theory (EMT), Diffusion of Innovations (DoI) Theory, and Triple Bottom Line (TBL) Theory, the research highlights the contribution of SOIs to sus…
A bibliometric-systematic review of digital transformation and circular economy in sustainable tourism across Asia
Combining digital transformation and circular economy principles is increasingly vital to advancing sustainable tourism, especially within Asia’s evolving economic and technological landscape. This study conducts a Bibliometric-Systematic Literature Review (B-SLR) of 101 peer-reviewed articles published between 2013 and 2024, focusing on the intersection of digital innovation and circular economy within the tourism sectors of key Asian countries,…
Faith in action
Filling in a gap in the literature on Halal and Islamic tourism research, this study aims to explore Muslim tourists’ sustainable travel behaviours. Indonesia provides a distinctive research setting, as the country is known as a top Muslim-friendly destination and one of the world’s biggest Muslim countries. The combination of survey questionnaires from 409 respondents and autoethnography to collect data add to the study’s novelty and originality…
From Technology to Experience
This study investigates the influence of smart tourism technologies (STTs) and attraction attributes (ATTs) on the creation of memorable tourism experiences (MTEs) and their subsequent impact on visitor satisfaction in Jakarta’s urban tourism context. The research was conducted using data collected from 408 respondents through structured questionnaires, the study employs structural equation modeling (SEM) to examine the relationships between thes…
Does the travel career pattern model work for repeat tourists
Tourism researchers and practitioners have an interest in understanding tourists’ travel patterns, and one of the most used models applied to reach this goal is the seminal Travel Career Pattern (TCP) model. However, repeat tourism is underexplored and in the present research, the authors provide an initial investigation of repeat tourists using the TCP model. Based on survey data from 500 international tourists in India the present research foun…
The readiness assessment of Jakarta as a smart tourism city
Global movements toward smart cities are expanding – the concept is anticipated to address a wide range of urbanization-related issues. Over the past decade, the concept of ‘smart tourism destination’ has gained popularity as a way to incorporate smart city principles into the tourism industry. More recent studies, however, have revealed that there is frequently a disconnection between the execution of smart city and tourism strategies on a local…
Current Issues in Tourism, Gastronomy, and Tourist Destination Research
Current Issues in Tourism, Gastronomy, and Tourist Destination Research
Let's travel
The main aim of this study was to examine the content of the travel blogs of millennial female Muslim travellers and understand the meanings and directives in such writing. The theoretical framework of critical media discourse analysis was used to frame the study, while Leximancer and content analysis were used to analyse data. Key results extended beyond specifying the need for halal food and included supporting female travel, and specifying qui…
Special dietary requirements
The key aims of the study were to document and analyze contemporary restaurant practices germane to meeting dietary requirements in significant tourist cities. Social practice theory informed the study. Detailed coding of menu information and TripAdvisor sources for 60 restaurants in six strategically selected tourist cities provided the bases for the work. The results identified locational differences; that overall religious and lifestyle requir…
Can digital-free tourism build character strengths
Delivering Tourism Intelligence
Recognizing the increasing gap between what is researched in academic community and what is practiced in industry, this series aims to bring together academic and industry leaders in their respective fields to discuss, exchange, and debate issues critical to the advancement of tourism. The book series intends to not only create a platform for academics and practitioners to share theories and practices with each other, but more importantly, to ser…
Travel Career Patterns
Indonesia and Malaysia have a combined population of ~225 million Muslims. Little academic work has been conducted on their motives for nonpilgrimage, leisure-based travel. Building on the travel career pattern approach for assessing tourist motivation, the this study sought to uncover the motivational patterns of Muslim tourists in this part of Southeast Asia. A combined total of 356 respondents from the two countries were sampled and the patter…
The “bule” paradox in Indonesian tourism research
The aim of this study is to explore the role of local and bule scholars (an Indonesian term for a white foreigner) in contributing to the international literature on tourism research about Indonesia. The conceptual underpinning of the study lies in the contemporary adaptation of Lewin’s force field theory for understanding behaviour. The researchers also consider insights from critical theory to evaluate the research. A thorough bibliometric appr…
Educational philosophy
Can digital-free tourism build character strengths
The “bule” paradox in Indonesian tourism research
The aim of this study is to explore the role of local and bule scholars (an Indonesian term for a white foreigner) in contributing to the international literature on tourism research about Indonesia. The conceptual underpinning of the study lies in the contemporary adaptation of Lewin’s force field theory for understanding behaviour. The researchers also consider insights from critical theory to evaluate the research. A thorough bibliometric appr…
Does the travel career pattern model work for repeat tourists
Tourism researchers and practitioners have an interest in understanding tourists’ travel patterns, and one of the most used models applied to reach this goal is the seminal Travel Career Pattern (TCP) model. However, repeat tourism is underexplored and in the present research, the authors provide an initial investigation of repeat tourists using the TCP model. Based on survey data from 500 international tourists in India the present research foun…
Educational philosophy
Travel Career Patterns
Indonesia and Malaysia have a combined population of ~225 million Muslims. Little academic work has been conducted on their motives for nonpilgrimage, leisure-based travel. Building on the travel career pattern approach for assessing tourist motivation, the this study sought to uncover the motivational patterns of Muslim tourists in this part of Southeast Asia. A combined total of 356 respondents from the two countries were sampled and the patter…
The “bule” paradox in Indonesian tourism research
The aim of this study is to explore the role of local and bule scholars (an Indonesian term for a white foreigner) in contributing to the international literature on tourism research about Indonesia. The conceptual underpinning of the study lies in the contemporary adaptation of Lewin’s force field theory for understanding behaviour. The researchers also consider insights from critical theory to evaluate the research. A thorough bibliometric appr…
Delivering Tourism Intelligence
Recognizing the increasing gap between what is researched in academic community and what is practiced in industry, this series aims to bring together academic and industry leaders in their respective fields to discuss, exchange, and debate issues critical to the advancement of tourism. The book series intends to not only create a platform for academics and practitioners to share theories and practices with each other, but more importantly, to ser…
Let's travel
The main aim of this study was to examine the content of the travel blogs of millennial female Muslim travellers and understand the meanings and directives in such writing. The theoretical framework of critical media discourse analysis was used to frame the study, while Leximancer and content analysis were used to analyse data. Key results extended beyond specifying the need for halal food and included supporting female travel, and specifying qui…
Special dietary requirements
The key aims of the study were to document and analyze contemporary restaurant practices germane to meeting dietary requirements in significant tourist cities. Social practice theory informed the study. Detailed coding of menu information and TripAdvisor sources for 60 restaurants in six strategically selected tourist cities provided the bases for the work. The results identified locational differences; that overall religious and lifestyle requir…
Can digital-free tourism build character strengths
Current Issues in Tourism, Gastronomy, and Tourist Destination Research
Current Issues in Tourism, Gastronomy, and Tourist Destination Research
The readiness assessment of Jakarta as a smart tourism city
Global movements toward smart cities are expanding – the concept is anticipated to address a wide range of urbanization-related issues. Over the past decade, the concept of ‘smart tourism destination’ has gained popularity as a way to incorporate smart city principles into the tourism industry. More recent studies, however, have revealed that there is frequently a disconnection between the execution of smart city and tourism strategies on a local…
Exploring sustainability oriented innovations in tourism
Sustainability-oriented innovations (SOIs) are reshaping the tourism industry by addressing environmental, economic, and social challenges. This study synthesises existing research on the impacts of SOIs in tourism through a bibliometric analysis of 88 studies from Scopus. Using Ecological Modernisation Theory (EMT), Diffusion of Innovations (DoI) Theory, and Triple Bottom Line (TBL) Theory, the research highlights the contribution of SOIs to sus…
A bibliometric-systematic review of digital transformation and circular economy in sustainable tourism across Asia
Combining digital transformation and circular economy principles is increasingly vital to advancing sustainable tourism, especially within Asia’s evolving economic and technological landscape. This study conducts a Bibliometric-Systematic Literature Review (B-SLR) of 101 peer-reviewed articles published between 2013 and 2024, focusing on the intersection of digital innovation and circular economy within the tourism sectors of key Asian countries,…
Faith in action
Filling in a gap in the literature on Halal and Islamic tourism research, this study aims to explore Muslim tourists’ sustainable travel behaviours. Indonesia provides a distinctive research setting, as the country is known as a top Muslim-friendly destination and one of the world’s biggest Muslim countries. The combination of survey questionnaires from 409 respondents and autoethnography to collect data add to the study’s novelty and originality…
From Technology to Experience
This study investigates the influence of smart tourism technologies (STTs) and attraction attributes (ATTs) on the creation of memorable tourism experiences (MTEs) and their subsequent impact on visitor satisfaction in Jakarta’s urban tourism context. The research was conducted using data collected from 408 respondents through structured questionnaires, the study employs structural equation modeling (SEM) to examine the relationships between thes…
Does the travel career pattern model work for repeat tourists
Tourism researchers and practitioners have an interest in understanding tourists’ travel patterns, and one of the most used models applied to reach this goal is the seminal Travel Career Pattern (TCP) model. However, repeat tourism is underexplored and in the present research, the authors provide an initial investigation of repeat tourists using the TCP model. Based on survey data from 500 international tourists in India the present research foun…
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