GAYO’S LINGUA TOURISM: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON ENGLISH NEEDS AND STRATEGIES

Effective Tourism Stakeholder Collaboration and Member Satisfaction

This dataset provides the code and the data sets used in the PHD thesis Identification of Software Features in Issue Tracking System Data as well as the files that represent the results measured in experiments. For problem studies (e.g. chapters 10 and 11) the folders include the raw data and the data annotations as well as the tools used to extract the data. For solution studies (e.g. chapters 14, 15, and 16) the folders include the raw data, tools used to extract the data, the gold standards, the code to process the data and finally the experiment results. This archive contains one folder per chaper and every folder again contains a README.md file describing its contents: Chapter10: SOFTWARE FEATURES IN ISSUE TRACKING SYSTEMS – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Chapter11: ISSUE TYPES AND INFORMATION TYPES – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Chapter14: PREPROCESSING ISSUES – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Chapter15: RECOVERING RELATED ISSUES IN ISSUE TRACKING SYSTEMS Chapter16: DETECTING SOFTWARE FEATURE REQUESTS IN ISSUES

With the development of global tourism, language barriers have severely affected the travel experience of international tourists. This study presentss an automatic translation method for tourism English based on deep learning. In response to the demand for the automatic translation of tourism English, this study proposes a translation method based on deep learning. The background section highlights that with the development of tourism, language barriers have become an important factor affecting the experiences of international tourists. The research process involves an experimental design, including a baseline setting, evaluation index selection and experimental environment construction. Moses, Giza++, NMT, Google Translate, Microsoft Translator and other methods are used for comparison. The experimental results show that the method proposed in this study is significantly better than the others in terms of the BLEU and ROUGE scores and has a lower average delay time and higher throughput in real-time evaluation. The results indicate that this method effectively improves the quality and real-time performance of English tourism translations and has practical applied value.

The purpose of this research is to determine the effect of knowledge sharing on innovative behavior of employees at MS Pharma Company in Amman, Jordan. Questionnaire method was chosen to collect data and it was applied to 206 employees at MS Pharma Company. Descriptive analysis, Pearson Correlation analysis, Regression method and One Way ANOVA were used. The most important result of the research was found that the level of knowledge sharing and innovative behavior of employees in the pharmaceutical industry was above the average. The effectiveness of information sharing in innovative behavior in the pharmaceutical industry has an important role and a statistically positive effect. There is no difference between information sharing and demographic (gender) variable, and between innovative behavior and demographic (education level) variable. In line with the findings, incentives for employees to share new learned information can be increased and improved with relationship and cooperation between departments.

Tourism English belongs to the English for Specific Purpose (ESP) and it has its own stylistic features. This paper aims at analyzing the stylistic features of tourism English. Firstly, a large amount of authentic materials is collected from official tourism websites of Britain and the U.S., and then a corpus named Tourism English Corpus (TEC) is compiled. Freiburg-LOB Corpus of British English (FLOB) is used as the reference corpus to make comparisons. The study analyses the Tourism English in the Republic of Tatarstan analyzes and the range of tourist services offered by local travel agencies. As an extension of their assortment, they offer the project of the tourist and excursion route “Kazan literary and memoir”. The work used various methods of scientific research. Among them is the historical-systemic method, which allowed to reconstruct the Kazan history of the following period: from the 80-ies of the XIXth century to the 20-30-ies of the XXth century, the hermeneutical method, with which it became possible to study and understand the meaning of literary works and texts of memoir content. All these contribute to the distinctive features of tourism English. It is hoped that the research could enrich the study of tourism English and promote the translation and learning of tourism English.

THE DIRECTIONS OF INNOVATIVE CHANGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM IN UKRAINE

Stakeholder collaboration is increasingly being lauded as important in the development of accessible tourism. The purpose of this study is to explore how stakeholders collaborate in the development of accessible tourism. Drawing on research conducted in Western Australia, the study utilises qualitative approaches in its exploration. The evidence from the study strongly indicates that there is minimal collaboration between stakeholders in the development of accessible tourism. The findings suggest that when there are multiple and diverse stakeholders at play, an organic, circulatory and developmental approach to stakeholder collaboration should be adopted to innovatively move towards inclusive tourism – an ideal that aspires to equal access and inclusion for all. To this end, four emergent interrelated themes are considered: control and coordination, communication, clarity of roles and responsibilities and collaboration and integration. From these themes, a framework that can be applied to encourage collaboration is proposed.

The Research study aims to determine how important the Self-Help Groups (SHGs) are to women empowerment in the rural sector by examining the essential dynamics like engagement in the SHG activities, access to microcredit and financial services, skill building and skill training programs and group bonding and peer support. The research involves the utilization of empirical data comprised of 200 women members of SHGs in rural areas to test the correlation between the variables discussed as independent variables and the level of empowerment among women through the application of the statistical tests available such as Pearson correlation, chi-square tests, and regression analysis. The results show that the involvement of SHGs has a high and positive influence on the economic, social and psychological empowerment of the women. SHGs have also become a potent agenda wherein financial empowerment can be achieved and the ability to make substantial decisions and the feeling of comradery among the women can thrive. This paper identifies the usefulness of SHGs as a tool of grass root development and gives recommendations that can help to make their existence more effective. The findings not only add to the knowledge base in women studies as well as rural development but provide and insight to policy makers and development practitioners.

In this article, the authors try to study the features of the Islamic motives of the youth of Kazakhstan. According to the current religious situation, the people of Kazakhstan, as a Muslims, strive to adhere to Islam, on the other hand, as a citizen of Kazakhstan, must adhere to secular laws. In turn, this reflects the theoretical dilemma between secular law and Sharia law. In this regard, the purpose of the study is to identify and compare the level of Islamic motivation in each direction. Through this, test the hypothesis of the study. The study hypothesizes that "Islamic motivation is high in daily consumption, worship, and moral life, but religious motives for applying sharia punishments and becoming a religious state are low and have a weak relationship". To achieve the objectives of the study, the authors applied a quantitative method and surveyed 1,175 respondents among first and second-year students of Eurasian National University in Astana. Pearson's r-value correlation and descriptive analysis were used for data analysis. In the study, the authors noted that Sharia creates a high motivation for a moral and ethical lifestyle and halal food. At the same time, the authors found a low level of influence of Sharia on the practice of worship (salah) and Sharia law. The results showed a higher level for Kazakhstan to become a Sharia-compliant country than "Sharia as a punishment law". This study can complement the scope of knowledge about Islam in Kazakhstan and Central Asia on topics such as stimulating factors and religiosity in a secular country in general, as well as relations between the state and religion.

Financial inclusion offers everyone useful and affordable financial services and products to strengthen their economic lives.However, it is sensitive to many factors.This research sought to investigate the factors that influence financial inclusion in the YSR Kadapa district.Data were collected from bank customers via convenience sampling.A structured questionnaire was adopted to obtain responses.This study used a descriptive research design.For the data analysis, factor analysis and multiple regression models were adopted.The findings reveal that financial regulatory infrastructure, economic and geographical conditions, product availability, and policy Unveiling the Key Factors of Financial Inclusion -An Empirical Study in Kadapa District https://iaeme.com/Home/journal/IJM61

This paper reviews published research on how blockchain technology can affect accounting and AI-enabled auditing, focusing on the characteristics of blockchain data such as immutability, append-only, shared, verified, and agreed-upon. The study identifies four subjects related to how blockchain has changed record-keeping in accounting, including event-based accounting, real- time data collection, accounting with three entries, and ongoing auditing. The findings suggest that blockchain can reduce information asymmetry and enhance stakeholder collaboration, but caution businesses about the challenges of adoption. The paper recommends future research to improve business practices and encourage collaboration among stakeholders to create suitable blockchain ecosystems for accounting and auditing in the digital age.

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The study provides new knowledge regarding a conflict between protecting cultural heritage and the commercialization of tourism, with a focus on coordination mechanisms that may enable sustainable tourism. Rapid growth of tourism threatens the authenticity of heritage sites because of the commercialization of their narratives and their associated environments. The study was conducted in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, China, utilizing a mixed methodology of qualitative and quantitative research data from participants through an online survey with 513 respondents and interviews of 145 participants. Purposive sampling was used to select and investigate the stakeholders. The findings suggest that the commercialization of cultural heritage can be managed to allow for value without negating the authenticity of cultural heritage, which may contribute positively to visitors' experiences. Quantitative data were analyzed using SPSS software, and qualitative data by NVivo software. The research explored how stakeholder collaboration, digital technologies, and community engagement in heritage conservation could align with tourism development. These can help mitigate and make them less likely to occur and encourage cultural sustainability by enabling the commercialization of tourism and the conservation of heritage. This research also reflects how digital tools, partnerships, and local engagement can alleviate, compromise, and satisfy the tensions between cultural preservation and tourism development. The findings from this research conclude that stakeholder collaboration, community involvement, and technology can foster sustainable tourism behavior. As such, the recommendations from this research provide significance for policymakers and heritage managers concerned about protecting cultural resources whilst reaping the economic benefits of tourism.

Java Province has many natural tourist attractions, especially in Trenggalek Regency. In Indonesia, the development of tourism with a halal concept is becoming a trend. Several tourist attractions are competing to create or change their tourist attractions into halal tourism so that Muslim tourists who come to visit feel safer. This study aimed to determine the critical aspects of developing halal tourism in Trenggalek Regency. This research method is qualitative, using SWOT analysis. The results of this study indicate that the potential for natural beauty in Trenggalek Regency is an aspect that can positively impact the strengthening of halal tourism and increase regional income because of the many existing opportunities. Strengthening halal tourism in Trenggalek Regency is in quadrant 1, namely in the strengths and weaknesses (SO) strategy, so that strategies to increase visitor attraction can be carried out by improving the quality of tourism by utilizing existing opportunities. Overall, this study provides a strategic framework for the development of halal tourism in Trenggalek Regency, which has broad implications for economic growth, cultural expansion, infrastructure development, stakeholder collaboration, and policy planning.

The use of logistics outsourcing and the degree of competition in the logistics service industry have significantly increased over the past decade. In order to reach and maintain an important role in such a business environment, logistics service providers (LSPs) have to find ways to achieve competitive advantage. In this regard, the role of flexibility as a potential source of competitive advantage for an LSP is unclear, as empirical research on flexibility in an industrial services context and specifically in logistics outsourcing relationships is lacking. Therefore, using the resource-based view theory as the theoretical foundation, this study develops a conceptual model of flexibility as a capability of an LSP and its impact on customer loyalty, a central outcome for LSPs in a competitive business environment. Further, taking a relational as well as a knowledge perspective with respect to the antecedents of flexibility, the relational capability collaboration and the knowledge resources supply chain partner insight and communication are integrated into the model. Finally, the relationships of collaboration as a capability with knowledge resources as well as with customer loyalty are considered. This study analyzes 155 logistics outsourcing relationships using a survey method and partial least squares structural equation modeling to empirically assess the proposed relationships. The results reveal that LSP flexibility is a strong driver of all core dimensions of customer loyalty (i.e., retention, extension and referrals) and thus a source of competitive advantage for LSPs. Further, collaboration positively influences LSP flexibility and also the loyalty dimensions, supporting its significant role in a supply chain relationship. Finally, knowledge resources have a positive effect on LSP flexibility as well as on collaboration, indicating the importance of such resources in facilitating crucial capabilities.