Tourism has grown by leaps and bounds in the last six decades with tourist arrivals worldwide increasing from 25 million in 1950 to 1184 million in 2015.The industry is highly labour intensive with huge magnitude of human resources needed for this sunrise industry. According to UNWTO Tourism Highlights,2014 tourism contributes to 6% of the world’s exports,1 in 11 jobs,9% of the GDP(Direct, Indirect and induced impact).The growth of the Tourism Sector is greatly attributed to the skilled human resource which is made available by the Tourism Education Institutes running across various levels(Central Institutes, Central Universities, State Universities). An attempt has been made to provide a thorough status of Tourism Education in India and suggest ways to improve the research aspect in Tourism and bridging the gap between the requirement of the Tourism Industry and the outcome of the tourism programs presently running in India.
Preferences and changing needs of Business Travellers: An Empirical Study of Online Travel Portals (Dr. Bivek Datta)
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+ Free ShippingBusiness Tourism is perceived as major market because of its revenue generating capability. Business Travellers have grown by leaps and bounds and their adoption of digitization in light of the Information and Communication Technology cannot be ignored. Present study is focused on the Online Purchase decision making behaviour of independent Business Travellers. This study has taken a primary survey of the Business travellers and tried to explore the role of the eight online travel portals in fitting the needs of business travellers. This book is organized in five chapters.Within the book there are numerous tables and figures pertaining to adoption of technology especially by independent business travellers and their online purchase decision making behaviour by using their individual level behaviour view point. The students would really appreciate the nature of the business travellers and their online purchase behaviour and they do further research taking into consideration another sample size and other demographic characteristics.
Number of pages: | 200 |
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ISBN-10 | 6204748408 |
ISBN-13 | 9786204748405 |
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