Language and Cross-Cultural Communication in Travel and Tourism
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Observes the theoretical and scholarly undertakings of tourism. Cross-examines culture and intercultural facets of tourism interactions, focussing on culture as a process or phenomenon of individuals. Examines the extent to which linguistic and cultural differences are identified, constructed, and maintained in tourism encounters.

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Observes the theoretical and scholarly undertakings of tourism. Cross-examines culture and intercultural facets of tourism interactions, focussing on culture as a process or phenomenon of individuals. Examines the extent to which linguistic and cultural differences are identified, constructed, and maintained in tourism encounters.
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Soumya Sankar Ghosh, PhD, is Senior Assistant Professor (I) at the School of Advanced Sciences and Languages at VIT Bhopal University, Madhya Pradesh, India. He has worked on conversation model building and dialogue processing in machine learning. He has published papers in international journals and conference proceedings and is a national advisory committee member of the International Conference on Rhythm in Speech and Music and a general member of the Linguistic Society of India. Debanjali Roy is Assistant Professor (I) at the School of Language and Literature at KIIT University, Odisha, India. She is pursuing a PhD in English at the University of Calcutta. She has contributed to English language teaching and gender studies through her field-based research and has published articles in international journals. She has received scholarships funded by international organizations, including the American English Institute at the University of Oregon and the European Union. Tanmoy Putatunda is Assistant Professor (I) at the School of Language and Literature at KIIT University, Odisha, India. She is pursuing a PhD in English at the University of Calcutta. She has contributed to English language teaching and gender studies through her field-based research and has published articles in international journals. She has received scholarships funded by international organizations, including the American English Institute at the University of Oregon and the European Union. Nilanjan Ray, PhD, is Associate Professor of Management Studies at JIS University, India. His former roles include Associate Professor, Head of Department, and Director IQAC at the Institute of Leadership Entrepreneurship and Development. He was also associated with Adamas University as Associate Professor of Marketing Management and Centre Coordinator for Research in Business. Dr. Ray published research papers in national and international journals as well as several books. He has one patent from Germany and two copyrights from India.