Religious Tourism
The religious tourism in Greece: Case study of Saint John Russian in N Evia
... Alternative Tourism is a process that promotes a form of travel that respects both the cultural and natural resources of a region, the local community and its ...active tourism, as visitors can participate ...
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HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF RELIGIOUS TOURISM ON SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
... population helps to take care of their requirements. For instance, 'Sulli Karadu' a small dry rural area near Coimbatore, TamilNadu, India, well known for a rural deity which is very powerful, ought to be worshipped by ...
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Religious Tourism Area: Maintenance and Equity to Bali Mandara
... The temple has functions on unifying place for Hindus. It is marked on the coverage of both hands (left-right) purusa- pradana symbol with flowers at the tip of a finger, as a sense of prostration and srada bakti ...
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Proliferation of Islamic Monotheism through Religious Tourism: An Overview on Tabligh Jamat in Bangladesh
... of religious tourism from mosque to mosque as the mosque is considered as the home of Almighty and frequent movement inside the ...of religious tourism and the objectives of their ...
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ORTHODOX RELIGIOUS OBJECTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MORDOVIA AND THEIR ROLE IN DEVELOPMENT OF RELIGIOUS TOURISM S. V. Saraykina
... and religious infrastruc- ture; considers specific features of the current stage in development of the religious sphere of Russia and the Republic of Mordovia; pays attention to issues of construction of ...
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Consumer Protection under Shariah Law in Islamic Religious Tourism
... Islamic religious tourism, it is apparent that in a written agreement between service providers and the Muslim tourists, the terms and conditions stated in the agreement should be clear and precise as well ...
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The Importance of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage: reflecting on definitions, motives and data
... This demographic of visitor spends more per trip than the average tourist, and while they are interested in value, price is rarely their top priority. As a result they are eager to pay for “eye-catching” extras. Another ...
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A Study of Mazuism Religious Tourism in Taiwan: an Example of Dajia Jenn Lann Temple
... its religious tourist behaviour; however, as the purpose of their travel is to worship at the Mazu Temple, it is thus, a tourism ...of religious sustainable operation, it is important to understand ...
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Linking religious tourism and ecotourism with forest trails
... in tourism practices, including destination choice and motivations [4], ...[5]. Religious tourism can be considered as cultural sub-category tourism since it is linked to the tour of tourists ...
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THE ARRANGEMENT OF RELIGIOUS TOURISM CORRIDOR IN SEKUMPUL MARTAPURA BASED ON LIVABLE STREET
... the religious tourism of ...the tourism area. Because religious tourism offers "double satisfactions" these are the tourists not only get satisfaction in their journey but also ...
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Traces of Religious Tourism in Apulia: faith and pilgrimages
... Religious tourism is meant as a kind of tourism aiming to visit religious places such as shrines, convents, churches, abbeys, hermitages and holy places in order to discover not only the ...
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SOCIO ECONOMIC IMPACT OF RELIGIOUS TOURISM – A CASE STUDY OF MAHAKUMBH MELA 2013 AT ALLAHABAD
... to Religious Tourism in India; one, the faith of the domestic tourist, who has a spiritual attachment to the deity/ destination in line with their religious beliefs; the other is the 'foreign' ...
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RELIGIOUS TOURISM: AN ANALYSIS OF ANTECEDENTS OF THE INTENTION TO PARTICIPATE IN RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS
... Religious tourism refers to tourism that is motivated by faith or religious beliefs (Sharpley & Sundaram, ...2005). Tourism scholars observed that individuals who visit sacred ...
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Economic Impact of Religious Tourism in Mardin, Turkey
... and Tourism, 2007), according to which the Southeast of Turkey (including Adıyaman, Diyarbakır, Gaziantep, Hatay, Mardin and Sanlıurfa) will be developed for cultural and religious ...“Faith Tourism ...
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Barriers and motivations affecting Information Systems usage by Hajj–Umrah religious tourism operators in Saudi Arabia
... Umrah religious tourism accounts for seven million visitors each year in Saudi ...the religious tourism industry, encouraging firms to adopt IS innovations like e-commerce and enforcing the ...
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Religious Tourism as a Tool for Sustainability: The Case of Cyprus
... interest tourism to drive industry ...Therefore, religious tourism, especially religious tourism in the Middle East, has become one of the most flexible and profitable commercial ...
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Clique and elite: inter-organizational knowledge sharing across five star hotels in the Saudi Arabian religious tourism and hospitality industry
... This is a repository copy of Clique and elite: inter-organizational knowledge sharing across five star hotels in the Saudi Arabian religious tourism and hospitality industry.. White Rose[r] ...
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Shrines and Holy Places in Tuscany between Pilgrimage and Religious Tourism: the Difficult Relationship between Knowledge and Valorization
... of religious tourism, sometimes referred to the experience of the pilgrimage, has declined, on a planning level, only after the 'admission' of the existence of an important religious sediment in the ...
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RELIGIOUS TOURISM AND POSSIBLE NEGATIVE EFFECTS IN RELATION TO THE МОNASTERIES
... Све то морамо узети у обзир када размишљамо о верском туризму јер уколико нема иностраних туриста, у том случају, не може се ни очекивати да верски туризам, као посебан облик туризма, би[r] ...
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The Role of Theatre, Rituals and Religious Ceremonies in Improving the Concept of Spiritual Tourism (Case Study: Iran).Asadollah Zareei, Abbas Namjoo
... spiritual tourism, understanding, introducing and promoting the domestic and foreign outlook is one of the major concerns and a priority for directors and ...spiritual tourism is quite ...of tourism ...
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