Naresh P Nayak
Biographic Data
| ID | 4642117 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Naresh P Nayak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Naresh P |
| FAMILY NAME | Nayak |
| SIGNATURE | NAYAK N P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Le Cordon Bleu |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2137-8315 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Digitalising wine and wine tourism experiences: A diffusion of innovations approach across nations
Selecting a cross-national approach and embracing the diffusion of innovations framework, this study investigates digitalisation in the context of the winery experience, thereby responding to calls for further research in this area. Specifically, the types of digital tools used, the approximate time of usage, the perceived benefits of ‘digitalising the winery’, how digitalisation can contribute to ‘consuming the winery’, and digitalisation in the…
Determining the potential of gastronomy tourism development in Vietnam through the dynamic capabilities lens
The purpose of this research was to examine Vietnam’s gastronomic resources as development tools to become a gastronomy tourism destination. Integrating the underpinnings of the dynamic capabilities approach, which predicates sensing opportunities, seizing them and reconfiguring, the study gathered the experiences of 35 executive chefs through semi-structured open-ended interviews. The ensuing analysis generated 12 dimensions and a conceptual fra…
Sustainable wine and food products as precursors of sustainable wine tourism: A qualitative cross-national analysis
This study sheds light on how sustainable wine and food production can influence the wine tourism experience, drawing on the insights from winery owners and managers. Semi-structured, open-ended, face-to-face, and online interviews were conducted with participants in eight different nations. The analysis uncovered multiple conceptual dimensions that help explain sustainability in the above domains. Among others, the wine production antecedents an…
Risk perception among pilgrims at natural disaster-prone non-western pilgrimage sites
Historically associated with religious/devotional movements, pilgrimage is one of the earliest types of travel not driven by economic exclusively need but is linked to culture and traditions. In search of knowledge and spiritual solace, hundreds of millions of people from all walks of life visit holy sites. Often, pilgrims encounter dangers, risks, and natural disasters when they visit these locations. Adopting the Interpretative Phenomenological…
Understanding coffee tourism development through the dynamic capabilities lens: A qualitative cross-national exploration
This research contributes to a deeper empirical and conceptual understanding of coffee tourism development. By using a qualitative cross-national approach encompassing five coffee producing nations and guided by the dynamic capabilities framework, this study examines the potential, capitalisation and further consolidation of coffee tourism. The experiences of coffee firm leaders were gathered through semi-structured open-ended interviews; the qua…
Challenges and opportunities for sacred journeys: A media representation of the impact of Covid-19
Pilgrimage is a common phenomenon in all the major religions. Earlier studies showed that the pilgrimage sector has high resilience to crises. However, COVID-19 has affected and continues to have adverse impacts on pilgrimage tourism. Recognising the dearth of research addressing this developing crisis and its impact on pilgrimage tourism, this research note aims to explore the challenges and opportunities pilgrims face due to COVID-19. Hundred a…
What can online reviews reveal about Tourism Destination Image? A netnographic approach to a pilgrim destination in India
The purpose of this study is to examine the destination image of Tirumala Tirupati as one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in India using three Tourism Destination Image (TDI) components namely cognitive, affective, and conative. Netnography was selected as a research method, where data were collected online via a Google Review website. A total of 925 online reviews posted between 2018 and 2022 were analysed using content analysis. Results of…
Risk perception among pilgrims at natural disaster-prone non-western pilgrimage sites
Historically associated with religious/devotional movements, pilgrimage is one of the earliest types of travel not driven by economic exclusively need but is linked to culture and traditions. In search of knowledge and spiritual solace, hundreds of millions of people from all walks of life visit holy sites. Often, pilgrims encounter dangers, risks, and natural disasters when they visit these locations. Adopting the Interpretative Phenomenological…
Challenges and opportunities for sacred journeys: A media representation of the impact of Covid-19
Pilgrimage is a common phenomenon in all the major religions. Earlier studies showed that the pilgrimage sector has high resilience to crises. However, COVID-19 has affected and continues to have adverse impacts on pilgrimage tourism. Recognising the dearth of research addressing this developing crisis and its impact on pilgrimage tourism, this research note aims to explore the challenges and opportunities pilgrims face due to COVID-19. Hundred a…
What can online reviews reveal about Tourism Destination Image? A netnographic approach to a pilgrim destination in India
The purpose of this study is to examine the destination image of Tirumala Tirupati as one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in India using three Tourism Destination Image (TDI) components namely cognitive, affective, and conative. Netnography was selected as a research method, where data were collected online via a Google Review website. A total of 925 online reviews posted between 2018 and 2022 were analysed using content analysis. Results of…
Determining the potential of gastronomy tourism development in Vietnam through the dynamic capabilities lens
The purpose of this research was to examine Vietnam’s gastronomic resources as development tools to become a gastronomy tourism destination. Integrating the underpinnings of the dynamic capabilities approach, which predicates sensing opportunities, seizing them and reconfiguring, the study gathered the experiences of 35 executive chefs through semi-structured open-ended interviews. The ensuing analysis generated 12 dimensions and a conceptual fra…
Understanding coffee tourism development through the dynamic capabilities lens: A qualitative cross-national exploration
This research contributes to a deeper empirical and conceptual understanding of coffee tourism development. By using a qualitative cross-national approach encompassing five coffee producing nations and guided by the dynamic capabilities framework, this study examines the potential, capitalisation and further consolidation of coffee tourism. The experiences of coffee firm leaders were gathered through semi-structured open-ended interviews; the qua…
What can online reviews reveal about Tourism Destination Image? A netnographic approach to a pilgrim destination in India
The purpose of this study is to examine the destination image of Tirumala Tirupati as one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in India using three Tourism Destination Image (TDI) components namely cognitive, affective, and conative. Netnography was selected as a research method, where data were collected online via a Google Review website. A total of 925 online reviews posted between 2018 and 2022 were analysed using content analysis. Results of…
Challenges and opportunities for sacred journeys: A media representation of the impact of Covid-19
Pilgrimage is a common phenomenon in all the major religions. Earlier studies showed that the pilgrimage sector has high resilience to crises. However, COVID-19 has affected and continues to have adverse impacts on pilgrimage tourism. Recognising the dearth of research addressing this developing crisis and its impact on pilgrimage tourism, this research note aims to explore the challenges and opportunities pilgrims face due to COVID-19. Hundred a…
Sustainable wine and food products as precursors of sustainable wine tourism: A qualitative cross-national analysis
This study sheds light on how sustainable wine and food production can influence the wine tourism experience, drawing on the insights from winery owners and managers. Semi-structured, open-ended, face-to-face, and online interviews were conducted with participants in eight different nations. The analysis uncovered multiple conceptual dimensions that help explain sustainability in the above domains. Among others, the wine production antecedents an…
Risk perception among pilgrims at natural disaster-prone non-western pilgrimage sites
Historically associated with religious/devotional movements, pilgrimage is one of the earliest types of travel not driven by economic exclusively need but is linked to culture and traditions. In search of knowledge and spiritual solace, hundreds of millions of people from all walks of life visit holy sites. Often, pilgrims encounter dangers, risks, and natural disasters when they visit these locations. Adopting the Interpretative Phenomenological…
Understanding coffee tourism development through the dynamic capabilities lens: A qualitative cross-national exploration
This research contributes to a deeper empirical and conceptual understanding of coffee tourism development. By using a qualitative cross-national approach encompassing five coffee producing nations and guided by the dynamic capabilities framework, this study examines the potential, capitalisation and further consolidation of coffee tourism. The experiences of coffee firm leaders were gathered through semi-structured open-ended interviews; the qua…
Digitalising wine and wine tourism experiences: A diffusion of innovations approach across nations
Selecting a cross-national approach and embracing the diffusion of innovations framework, this study investigates digitalisation in the context of the winery experience, thereby responding to calls for further research in this area. Specifically, the types of digital tools used, the approximate time of usage, the perceived benefits of ‘digitalising the winery’, how digitalisation can contribute to ‘consuming the winery’, and digitalisation in the…
Determining the potential of gastronomy tourism development in Vietnam through the dynamic capabilities lens
The purpose of this research was to examine Vietnam’s gastronomic resources as development tools to become a gastronomy tourism destination. Integrating the underpinnings of the dynamic capabilities approach, which predicates sensing opportunities, seizing them and reconfiguring, the study gathered the experiences of 35 executive chefs through semi-structured open-ended interviews. The ensuing analysis generated 12 dimensions and a conceptual fra…
Tourism (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Pilgrimage (3 works) · Religious Tourism and Spaces (3 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Halal products and consumer behavior (2 works) · History (2 works)