Sasmita MOHANTY
Biographic Data
| ID | 8576212 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sasmita MOHANTY |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sasmita |
| FAMILY NAME | MOHANTY |
| SIGNATURE | MOHANTY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siksha O Anusandhan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5194-3429 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Tourists’ Attitude Towards Destination Food Image Determinants
The aim of this research article is to analyze the various dimensions which impact the destination food image in the state of Odisha, India. The framework of the study espoused five independent variables – attitude, social media, local food experience, food culture and advertisement and the dependent variable – destination food image, which studied the associations between them. A sample of 270 respondents were obtained via convenient sampling me…
Examining the Dimensions Affecting Food Tourism Intentions on Local Foods in Odisha, India
The objective of this study is to examine the dimensions impacting the food tourism intention on local foods in Odisha, India. The hypothetical study framework espoused four independent variables – physical surroundings, health concerns, excitement and prestige and independent variable – food tourism intentions on local foods and studied the relationships between them. 275 respondents were taken under the study. Convenient sampling method was use…
Empirical Evidence From Hotel Industry on the Dimension of Customer Relationship Management & Their Influence on Organisation Performance
The aim of this paper is to study the dimensions of Customer Relationship Managment (CRM) viz., Customer Orientation, CRM Organisation, Knowledge Management and Technology based CRM and its impact on the organisational performance in hotel Industry in Odisha. To assess to what extent the dimensions of CRM impact the hotel performance, this research employs Balance Score Card (BSC) approach. This is a quantitative study that incorporated convenien…
Analysing the Residents’ Food (Eating Out) Behaviour in the Pre & Post Covid-19 Period
The first epidemic of the modern world that has changed the course of the current civilization & turned out to be a pandemic (i.e. COVID-19) has tremendously affected several industries including that of tourism & hospitality. Due to the multilevel impact, the whole world struggled to overcome this situation but with almost two years of its co-existence, people have now managed to change their style of living & social habits including that of the…
Does Demographic Factor Affect Tourist Behaviour? Findings From the Religious Site of Jagannath Dham, India
According to a report by UNWTO 'Asia and the pacific region' is considered as the core of the world's religious tourism as half of the world's religious voyages take place in this region only. In this context the 'Great India temples' play a major role in attracting crores of pilgrims along with the tourists of varied interests. These tourists exhibit different types of behaviour during their travel. As the behaviour is largely dependent upon the…
Municipality Solid Waste Management. A Case Study of Smart City Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Waste Management has become a big problem in India as a result of rapid urbanization. The urban population is around 377 million spread over 7,935 cities and towns who generates 62 million tones municipal solid waste per year. Only 43 million tons (MT) of the waste is collected, 11.9 MT is treated, and 31 MT is dumped in landfill sites. One of the essential services provided by Municipal Corporation is Solid Waste Management in order to keep the …
Destination Attractiveness From the View of Tourists – A Case Analysis on the Temple City, Bhubaneswar, India
The history of Bhubaneswar in the state of Odisha can be dated back to 3rd century B.C. It is the largest city in the state, popularly known as the ‘Temple Town’ or ‘Temple City’ which receives thousands of tourists every year for its attractions. The principle aim of this paper is to find out the factors influencing the destination attractiveness with the help of the perception of tourists in the temple city of Bhubaneswar through their level of…
Green Human Resource Management
The concept of ‘Green Human Resource Management Practices’ in hotel industry in gaining momentum in the recent times and has drawn a great deal of attention from the perspective of academia and the industry. This paper is a collage of reviews taken from the existing literature on the subject with a prime objective to explore about green human resource management practices in hotel industry. It has been observed after a careful perusal that green …
Zambia
Over the period, the relationship between the native communities and the diaspora has become one of the incompatible relationship, and thereby led to the emergence of mistrust, division and resentment among the native communities. This has become more conspicuous concerning the native communities and the Indian diaspora in Zimbabwe (former Rhodesia). Within this backdrop, bringing the debate on the insider versus outsider, the article presents a …
Cultural Mapping - A Developmental Tool for Enhancing the Destination’s Image. Case Study of Cuttack
Tourism is one of the major contributors of the global economy, which helps in generating millions of jobs and billions of dollars worldwide. In emerging countries it is considered as the only tool for development and by many communities it is the only chance for increasing the quality of life. If one looks from the socio-cultural perspective, tourism is the source that brings together people from different cultures and traditions with different …
An Empirical Study on Tourism Potentiality of Manipu
Tourism is turning up to be an instrument of social, cultural and economic development world-wide as one of the fastest growing sectors. In country like India, rich natural beauty, cultural heritage, archaeological heritage sites, its diverse culture, languages, ethnicity, climatic conditions there is an enormous scope for tourism promotion. Manipur, “land of jewel” is one of the seven sisters in the North Eastern state of India with pleasant cli…
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Cultural Mapping - A Developmental Tool for Enhancing the Destination’s Image. Case Study of Cuttack
Tourism is one of the major contributors of the global economy, which helps in generating millions of jobs and billions of dollars worldwide. In emerging countries it is considered as the only tool for development and by many communities it is the only chance for increasing the quality of life. If one looks from the socio-cultural perspective, tourism is the source that brings together people from different cultures and traditions with different …
An Empirical Study on Tourism Potentiality of Manipu
Tourism is turning up to be an instrument of social, cultural and economic development world-wide as one of the fastest growing sectors. In country like India, rich natural beauty, cultural heritage, archaeological heritage sites, its diverse culture, languages, ethnicity, climatic conditions there is an enormous scope for tourism promotion. Manipur, “land of jewel” is one of the seven sisters in the North Eastern state of India with pleasant cli…
Zambia
Over the period, the relationship between the native communities and the diaspora has become one of the incompatible relationship, and thereby led to the emergence of mistrust, division and resentment among the native communities. This has become more conspicuous concerning the native communities and the Indian diaspora in Zimbabwe (former Rhodesia). Within this backdrop, bringing the debate on the insider versus outsider, the article presents a …
Destination Attractiveness From the View of Tourists – A Case Analysis on the Temple City, Bhubaneswar, India
The history of Bhubaneswar in the state of Odisha can be dated back to 3rd century B.C. It is the largest city in the state, popularly known as the ‘Temple Town’ or ‘Temple City’ which receives thousands of tourists every year for its attractions. The principle aim of this paper is to find out the factors influencing the destination attractiveness with the help of the perception of tourists in the temple city of Bhubaneswar through their level of…
Green Human Resource Management
The concept of ‘Green Human Resource Management Practices’ in hotel industry in gaining momentum in the recent times and has drawn a great deal of attention from the perspective of academia and the industry. This paper is a collage of reviews taken from the existing literature on the subject with a prime objective to explore about green human resource management practices in hotel industry. It has been observed after a careful perusal that green …
Empirical Evidence From Hotel Industry on the Dimension of Customer Relationship Management & Their Influence on Organisation Performance
The aim of this paper is to study the dimensions of Customer Relationship Managment (CRM) viz., Customer Orientation, CRM Organisation, Knowledge Management and Technology based CRM and its impact on the organisational performance in hotel Industry in Odisha. To assess to what extent the dimensions of CRM impact the hotel performance, this research employs Balance Score Card (BSC) approach. This is a quantitative study that incorporated convenien…
Analysing the Residents’ Food (Eating Out) Behaviour in the Pre & Post Covid-19 Period
The first epidemic of the modern world that has changed the course of the current civilization & turned out to be a pandemic (i.e. COVID-19) has tremendously affected several industries including that of tourism & hospitality. Due to the multilevel impact, the whole world struggled to overcome this situation but with almost two years of its co-existence, people have now managed to change their style of living & social habits including that of the…
Does Demographic Factor Affect Tourist Behaviour? Findings From the Religious Site of Jagannath Dham, India
According to a report by UNWTO 'Asia and the pacific region' is considered as the core of the world's religious tourism as half of the world's religious voyages take place in this region only. In this context the 'Great India temples' play a major role in attracting crores of pilgrims along with the tourists of varied interests. These tourists exhibit different types of behaviour during their travel. As the behaviour is largely dependent upon the…
Municipality Solid Waste Management. A Case Study of Smart City Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Waste Management has become a big problem in India as a result of rapid urbanization. The urban population is around 377 million spread over 7,935 cities and towns who generates 62 million tones municipal solid waste per year. Only 43 million tons (MT) of the waste is collected, 11.9 MT is treated, and 31 MT is dumped in landfill sites. One of the essential services provided by Municipal Corporation is Solid Waste Management in order to keep the …
Examining the Dimensions Affecting Food Tourism Intentions on Local Foods in Odisha, India
The objective of this study is to examine the dimensions impacting the food tourism intention on local foods in Odisha, India. The hypothetical study framework espoused four independent variables – physical surroundings, health concerns, excitement and prestige and independent variable – food tourism intentions on local foods and studied the relationships between them. 275 respondents were taken under the study. Convenient sampling method was use…
Tourists’ Attitude Towards Destination Food Image Determinants
The aim of this research article is to analyze the various dimensions which impact the destination food image in the state of Odisha, India. The framework of the study espoused five independent variables – attitude, social media, local food experience, food culture and advertisement and the dependent variable – destination food image, which studied the associations between them. A sample of 270 respondents were obtained via convenient sampling me…
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