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Bivraj Bhusan Parida
Bivraj Bhusan Parida
Professor, Department of Tourism Management, The University of Burdwan
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Tourism development revisited: concepts, issues and paradigms
SS Babu, S Mishra, BB Parida
SAGE Publications Pvt. Limited, 2008
492008
Customer retention and profitability: CRM environment.
BB Parida, AK Baksi
SCMS Journal of Indian Management 8 (2), 2011
252011
Service quality and switching behavior of customers
A Baksi, B Parida
Management Science Letters 1 (4), 405-414, 2011
162011
Evaluation of customers expectation-perception score on service quality in Life Insurance Corporation of India
PS Choudhuri, BB Parida
International Journal of Marketing & Business Communication 3 (3), 2014
102014
Tourism Development Revisited
BS SUTHEESHNA, S Mishra, BB Parida
Tourism Development Revisited, 15, 2008
102008
Measuring moderating effects of service recovery and CRM on consumer trust, repatronization and advocacy with distributive variation of the same across recovery zone-of …
AK Baksi, BB Parida
NMIMS Management Review 23 (4), 9-32, 2013
92013
An Empirical Study to Link CRM Initiatives with Service Quality Perception, Tourist Satisfaction and Des tination Loyalty
AK Baksi, BB Parida
International Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Systems 6 (2), 2013
72013
CRM performance: Indexing approach
BB Parida, AK Baksi
SCMS Journal of Indian Management 10 (2), 56, 2013
72013
Exploring relationship between controllable metrics and socio-environmental performance indicators in responsible tourism context using temporal causal model
AK BAKSI, BB Parida
Anais Brasileiros de Estudos Turísticos 10 (1, 2 e 3), 2020
62020
Impact of green marketing on perceived image and behavioural intentions of consumers: empirical evidence from restaurant practices
AK Baksi, BB Parida
tourismos 8 (2), 233-257, 2013
62013
Development and validation of Tourism Relationship Management (TRM) framework and assessing its impact on tourism service quality, tourist satisfaction and destination loyalty …
AK Baksi, BB Parida
Journal of Tourism 14 (2), 2013
62013
xploring the Moderating Effects of Relationship Inertia and Switching Cost on CRM Performance-Customer Satisfaction-Retention Link: Empirical Evidence from Indian Banking Industry
AK Baksi, BB Parida
Abhigyan 30 (4), 13-28, 2013
62013
Application of PZB service quality model in identifying service quality gap–a study on State Bank of India
BB Parida, AK Baksi
Regional College Of Management 11 (1), 1-10, 2011
52011
Zone of tolerance as a moderator in automated service quality-behavioural intention link: A study using structural equation modeling and CRM indexing
AK Baksi, BB Parida
International Journal of Economics and Management Science, Pondicherry …, 2012
42012
VARIATION IN TOLERANCE TO STARVATION IN INDIAN NATURAL-POPULATIONS OF DROSOPHILA-ANANASSAE
A Das, S Mohanty, BB Parida, SK Singh
BIOLOGISCHES ZENTRALBLATT 113 (4), 469-474, 1994
41994
Moderating effect of service recovery on consumer trust, repatronization and advocacy with the introduction of recovery zone-of-tolerance (RZOT): Empirical evidence from State …
AK Baksi, BB Parida
Globsyn Management Journal 6 (1/2), 1, 2012
32012
Multi-channel integration and its impact on service quality perception of bank customers
AK Baksi, BB Parida
International Journal of Marketing & Business Communication 1 (1), 1, 2012
32012
Tourism planning in Sundarbans through geographic information system
S Mukherjee, BB Parida
thijournal. isce. pt THIJ-Tourism and Hospitality International Journal 16 (2), 2021
22021
Automated service quality as an antecedent to behavioural consequences in CRM environment: A study using structural equation modeling and causal loop diagramming approach
AK Baksi, BB Parida
Journal of Contemporary Management Research 6 (1), 15, 2012
22012
Community Participation and Visitor Satisfaction for Ecotourism Development in Similipal National Park, Orissa
SK Swain, BB Parida, SC Bagri
Atna Journal of Tourism Studies 3 (1), 1-24, 2008
22008
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