Local Residents Perception and Attitude Towards Model Tourism

Authors

  • C PRADEEP KUMAR Bharathiar University
  • Dr R Sakthivel --- Assistant Professor Govt Arts College
  • Dr. Hareesh N Ramanathan Toc H Institute of Science and Technology Kochi. Kerala

Abstract

The present study is being carried out to understand the local resident’s perception and attitude towards model tourism village Kumbalangy. Kumbalany village was declared as model tourism village by Kerala Govt on 2003.The project was set in motion in 2003 to help the local people through tourism development .The aim of this study is to assess whether the efforts taken by govt agencies are supported by local residents which other vise needs for implementation of various awareness programme to reinforce perceived positive impacts and minimize negative impacts. The study was conducted through survey method and participation of all sections has been ensured.

The question on positive and negative impacts was put up to respondents. The response percentage considered satisfactory. The basis of the research was on social exchange theory. The collected data has undergone through various suitable statistical tests to establish internal consistency, significance etc. The results indicate that those who are benefited from tourism supports and those who are not benefited have got less interest in promoting tourism. Very few people have viewed tourism activity as detrimental to society.

Author Biographies

C PRADEEP KUMAR, Bharathiar University

RESEARCH SCHOLAR ,

BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY,

Coimbatore

 

Dr R Sakthivel ---, Assistant Professor Govt Arts College

Assistant Professor
Govt Arts College

Dr. Hareesh N Ramanathan, Toc H Institute of Science and Technology Kochi. Kerala

Professor and Head Department of Management Studies

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Published

25-02-2013

How to Cite

KUMAR, C. P., ---, D. R. S., & Ramanathan, D. H. N. (2013). Local Residents Perception and Attitude Towards Model Tourism. Journal of Contemporary Research in Management (JCRM), 8(1). Retrieved from https://jcrm.psgim.ac.in/index.php/jcrm/article/view/207

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