Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of many items such as employment... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of many items such as employment generation and addition to national income. It generated US$7.6 trillion (10% of global GDP) and 277 million jobs (1 in 11 jobs) for the global economy in 2014. The travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world. After having reached a historic milestone of International tourist arrivals also surged, reaching nearly 1.14 billion and visitor spending more than matched that growth. Visitors from emerging economies now represent a 46% share of these international arrivals (up from 38% in 2000). Proving the growth and increased opportunities for travel from those in these new markets. Tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020. Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development. Sustainable development of tourism, thus, is fast becoming an indispensable aspect of tourism strategy worldwide. The proposed study, thus, is an attempt to explore the status of sustainable tourism development in Indian context. While emphasis has been on all stakeholders contributions in promoting sustainable tourism, focus has been on the role of Tour Operators-the main service providers in the tourism supply chain. An empirical survey has been undertaken to study the perception of Tour Operators towards various dimensions of sustainable tourism in India. Finally, a model for the development of sustainable tourism is proposed from service provider's (tour operators) perspective based on the findings of the research.
Journal of Economics and Technology Research, 2021
Talent acquisition, transformation and management are critical anchors for the growth of the indu... more Talent acquisition, transformation and management are critical anchors for the growth of the industry"-Nandan Neilkeni As a result of rapid pace of science and technology around the world and the monstrous intrusion of social media into people's lives, the changes are no longer related to a generation, decade or a period, but everything can change in a moment. Therefore, sticking to the methods of the past years or decades is a disaster. Today, the number of specialists among the manpower is higher than before, and the ideologists are like the countries' soldiers fighting on the economic and entrepreneurial front. Science and technology are provided by talents, and they have created interactions regarding socioeconomic progress in developing countries. Tec parks are safe havens for returning talents in developing Countries. With certain infrastructures and policies, parks have an essential role in returning talents. This paper is an attempt to explore science and technology for that purpose content analysis technique is used. Furthermore, it discusses the role of Pardis Technology Park in promoting the science and technology.
Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, but the impact of tourism is extremely var... more Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, but the impact of tourism is extremely varied, with both positive and negative fallouts. This has led to a greater focus on sustainable development of tourism for the economy, environment, and society at large.While tourism is the second largest industry in India, there does not seem to be any concerted efforts.The main challenge of this essay is evaluating the role of Tour Operators of India. Our basic hypothesis is that flexibility of management is the most important factor of Sustainable Tourism Development in India, which they are offering services to tourists, and so they attract more tourists. Thus, if they do not perform their tasks with a harmony and proper planning, not only they will cause tourists not to trust in Tourism of India, but also they will cause decrease in economic benefits and other profits. Therefore, tour operators can act like dealers and offer numerous services to tourists.What is especially important is that for Tour Operators, to be able to create suitable conditions to encourage tourists visit this country, they need to have high knowledge and proficiency, so that these factors can affect the results of their function evaluation and development of tourism industry in India.In this essay we try to indicate Sustainable Tourism Development, Statues of India in Sustainable Tourism, of Sustainable Tourism and Structural modeling of Sustainable Tourism Development in India and review and analyze functions of the managing Tour Operators in Sustainable tourism Development in India.In this respect, we define Tour Operators and deal with the pathology or evaluating functions of Sustainable Tourism Development. Finally the hypotheses that Tour Operators can play an important role in Indian Sustainable Tourism Development by increasing the educational level of their managers, tour leaders and suppliers considering process and Technology factors are examined.
The purpose of this Study is finding Sustainable Tourism Development tourist business activities ... more The purpose of this Study is finding Sustainable Tourism Development tourist business activities can have considerable impact on local development trends. The local impacts of the tourism industry are diverse and are often unique to the tourism sector. 'Sustainable Tourism' is a frequently quoted. It is usually presented in strategies and plans prepared at different levels, but it is also used in everyday life besides professional and academic circles. As the fundamental document of Iran and India's Tourism planning, the National Tourism Development Strategy claims: 'The Sustainable utilization of the natural and cultural attractions is highly important for tourism; in the utilization of resources are irreversible negative processes must be prevented. (National Tourism Development Strategy, 2005, p.20). After the concept of Sustainable Tourism was defined, it revised from time to time. In addition, the demand for measuring the impacts and changes of tourism received ...
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and add... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and addition to national income. Supporting over 266 million jobs and generating 9.5% of global GDP, the travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world (World Travel and Tourism Council-WTTC Report, 2014). After having reached a historic milestone of one billion people traveling the world annually in 2012, tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020 (UNWTO-United Nations World Trade Organization Report, 2014). Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development...
The Fourth Industrial Revolution, a word coined by Klaus Schwab Executive Chairman of the World E... more The Fourth Industrial Revolution, a word coined by Klaus Schwab Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, builds on the Digital Revolution, representing the new ways in which technology becomes embedded within societies and even the human body. The 4th Industrial Revolution is expected to impact all disciplines, industries and economies. It is disrupting almost every industry in every country in its velocity of aggressive advancement and creating massive change in an unprecedented way.
Pardis Technology Park (PTP) is a place for companies with highly skilled, professionally advance... more Pardis Technology Park (PTP) is a place for companies with highly skilled, professionally advanced and comprehensive technologies that qualify support from the government. The proximity of these knowledge-based- companies concentrated in pockets of scientific parks creates convergence in technology and skills leading to the opening of new avenues of cooperation. Consequently, the interaction among these companies leads to advanced commercialization. Pardis Technology Park is Iran's Silicon Valley. It is an organization that aims to transfer experiences and expertise of top and successful entrepreneurs to the incoming generation of scientists and technocrats, thus creating successful business models. The goal of this paper is to introduce Pardis Technology Park throughout the Islamic Republic of Iran to provide business opportunities among companies via technological interactions among them.
… Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable …, 2011
Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Percepti... more Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Perceptions (1947-8402)(1947-8410): Mohinder C. Dhiman, Arvind Kumar Dubey: Journal Articles.
… Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable …, 2011
Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Percepti... more Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Perceptions (1947-8402)(1947-8410): Mohinder C. Dhiman, Arvind Kumar Dubey: Journal Articles.
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and add... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and addition to national income. Supporting over 266 million jobs and generating 9.5% of global GDP, the travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world (World Travel and Tourism Council-WTTC Report, 2014). After having reached a historic milestone of one billion people traveling the world annually in 2012, tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020 (UNWTO- United Nations World Trade Organization Report, 2014). Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development. Sustainable development of tourism, thus, is fast becoming an indispensable aspect of tourism strategy worldwide.
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and add... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and addition to national income. Supporting over 266 million jobs and generating 9.5% of global GDP, the travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world (World Travel and Tourism Council-WTTC Report, 2014). After having reached a historic milestone of one billion people traveling the world annually in 2012, tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020 (UNWTO- United Nations World Trade Organization Report, 2014). Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development. Sustainable development of tourism, thus, is fast becoming an indispensable aspect of tourism strategy worldwide.
India has, in the last recent years, prospered as an international tourist destination and the to... more India has, in the last recent years, prospered as an international tourist destination and the tourism industry has become increasingly recognized as a major source of income. However, despite the growing contribution to the country's foreign exchange, the tourism sector has not had a positive impact on the local environment and the culture and has yet to facilitate the overall development of the destination.
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of many items such as employment... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of many items such as employment generation and addition to national income. It generated US$7.6 trillion (10% of global GDP) and 277 million jobs (1 in 11 jobs) for the global economy in 2014. The travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world. After having reached a historic milestone of International tourist arrivals also surged, reaching nearly 1.14 billion and visitor spending more than matched that growth. Visitors from emerging economies now represent a 46% share of these international arrivals (up from 38% in 2000). Proving the growth and increased opportunities for travel from those in these new markets. Tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020. Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development. Sustainable development of tourism, thus, is fast becoming an indispensable aspect of tourism strategy worldwide. The proposed study, thus, is an attempt to explore the status of sustainable tourism development in Indian context. While emphasis has been on all stakeholders contributions in promoting sustainable tourism, focus has been on the role of Tour Operators-the main service providers in the tourism supply chain. An empirical survey has been undertaken to study the perception of Tour Operators towards various dimensions of sustainable tourism in India. Finally, a model for the development of sustainable tourism is proposed from service provider's (tour operators) perspective based on the findings of the research.
Journal of Economics and Technology Research, 2021
Talent acquisition, transformation and management are critical anchors for the growth of the indu... more Talent acquisition, transformation and management are critical anchors for the growth of the industry"-Nandan Neilkeni As a result of rapid pace of science and technology around the world and the monstrous intrusion of social media into people's lives, the changes are no longer related to a generation, decade or a period, but everything can change in a moment. Therefore, sticking to the methods of the past years or decades is a disaster. Today, the number of specialists among the manpower is higher than before, and the ideologists are like the countries' soldiers fighting on the economic and entrepreneurial front. Science and technology are provided by talents, and they have created interactions regarding socioeconomic progress in developing countries. Tec parks are safe havens for returning talents in developing Countries. With certain infrastructures and policies, parks have an essential role in returning talents. This paper is an attempt to explore science and technology for that purpose content analysis technique is used. Furthermore, it discusses the role of Pardis Technology Park in promoting the science and technology.
Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, but the impact of tourism is extremely var... more Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, but the impact of tourism is extremely varied, with both positive and negative fallouts. This has led to a greater focus on sustainable development of tourism for the economy, environment, and society at large.While tourism is the second largest industry in India, there does not seem to be any concerted efforts.The main challenge of this essay is evaluating the role of Tour Operators of India. Our basic hypothesis is that flexibility of management is the most important factor of Sustainable Tourism Development in India, which they are offering services to tourists, and so they attract more tourists. Thus, if they do not perform their tasks with a harmony and proper planning, not only they will cause tourists not to trust in Tourism of India, but also they will cause decrease in economic benefits and other profits. Therefore, tour operators can act like dealers and offer numerous services to tourists.What is especially important is that for Tour Operators, to be able to create suitable conditions to encourage tourists visit this country, they need to have high knowledge and proficiency, so that these factors can affect the results of their function evaluation and development of tourism industry in India.In this essay we try to indicate Sustainable Tourism Development, Statues of India in Sustainable Tourism, of Sustainable Tourism and Structural modeling of Sustainable Tourism Development in India and review and analyze functions of the managing Tour Operators in Sustainable tourism Development in India.In this respect, we define Tour Operators and deal with the pathology or evaluating functions of Sustainable Tourism Development. Finally the hypotheses that Tour Operators can play an important role in Indian Sustainable Tourism Development by increasing the educational level of their managers, tour leaders and suppliers considering process and Technology factors are examined.
The purpose of this Study is finding Sustainable Tourism Development tourist business activities ... more The purpose of this Study is finding Sustainable Tourism Development tourist business activities can have considerable impact on local development trends. The local impacts of the tourism industry are diverse and are often unique to the tourism sector. 'Sustainable Tourism' is a frequently quoted. It is usually presented in strategies and plans prepared at different levels, but it is also used in everyday life besides professional and academic circles. As the fundamental document of Iran and India's Tourism planning, the National Tourism Development Strategy claims: 'The Sustainable utilization of the natural and cultural attractions is highly important for tourism; in the utilization of resources are irreversible negative processes must be prevented. (National Tourism Development Strategy, 2005, p.20). After the concept of Sustainable Tourism was defined, it revised from time to time. In addition, the demand for measuring the impacts and changes of tourism received ...
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and add... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and addition to national income. Supporting over 266 million jobs and generating 9.5% of global GDP, the travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world (World Travel and Tourism Council-WTTC Report, 2014). After having reached a historic milestone of one billion people traveling the world annually in 2012, tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020 (UNWTO-United Nations World Trade Organization Report, 2014). Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development...
The Fourth Industrial Revolution, a word coined by Klaus Schwab Executive Chairman of the World E... more The Fourth Industrial Revolution, a word coined by Klaus Schwab Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, builds on the Digital Revolution, representing the new ways in which technology becomes embedded within societies and even the human body. The 4th Industrial Revolution is expected to impact all disciplines, industries and economies. It is disrupting almost every industry in every country in its velocity of aggressive advancement and creating massive change in an unprecedented way.
Pardis Technology Park (PTP) is a place for companies with highly skilled, professionally advance... more Pardis Technology Park (PTP) is a place for companies with highly skilled, professionally advanced and comprehensive technologies that qualify support from the government. The proximity of these knowledge-based- companies concentrated in pockets of scientific parks creates convergence in technology and skills leading to the opening of new avenues of cooperation. Consequently, the interaction among these companies leads to advanced commercialization. Pardis Technology Park is Iran's Silicon Valley. It is an organization that aims to transfer experiences and expertise of top and successful entrepreneurs to the incoming generation of scientists and technocrats, thus creating successful business models. The goal of this paper is to introduce Pardis Technology Park throughout the Islamic Republic of Iran to provide business opportunities among companies via technological interactions among them.
… Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable …, 2011
Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Percepti... more Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Perceptions (1947-8402)(1947-8410): Mohinder C. Dhiman, Arvind Kumar Dubey: Journal Articles.
… Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable …, 2011
Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Percepti... more Sustainable Tourism Development in India: An Empirical Examination of Stakeholders' Perceptions (1947-8402)(1947-8410): Mohinder C. Dhiman, Arvind Kumar Dubey: Journal Articles.
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and add... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and addition to national income. Supporting over 266 million jobs and generating 9.5% of global GDP, the travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world (World Travel and Tourism Council-WTTC Report, 2014). After having reached a historic milestone of one billion people traveling the world annually in 2012, tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020 (UNWTO- United Nations World Trade Organization Report, 2014). Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development. Sustainable development of tourism, thus, is fast becoming an indispensable aspect of tourism strategy worldwide.
Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and add... more Tourism is the fastest developing industry in the world in terms of employment generation and addition to national income. Supporting over 266 million jobs and generating 9.5% of global GDP, the travel and tourism sector is also the third largest generator of foreign exchange earnings in the world (World Travel and Tourism Council-WTTC Report, 2014). After having reached a historic milestone of one billion people traveling the world annually in 2012, tourism has maintained its momentum of growth and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2020 (UNWTO- United Nations World Trade Organization Report, 2014). Increased footfall of tourists and the explosive growth of the industry over the past decade have produced significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems. This has reiterated the need for a more responsible planning and management of the industry in order to minimize its negative impacts and maximize its potential for a sustained development. Sustainable development of tourism, thus, is fast becoming an indispensable aspect of tourism strategy worldwide.
India has, in the last recent years, prospered as an international tourist destination and the to... more India has, in the last recent years, prospered as an international tourist destination and the tourism industry has become increasingly recognized as a major source of income. However, despite the growing contribution to the country's foreign exchange, the tourism sector has not had a positive impact on the local environment and the culture and has yet to facilitate the overall development of the destination.
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