Author

Sintayehu Aynalem Aseres

PhD, Assistant Professor in Tourism Management at Madda Walabu University, Ethiopia - Cited by 290 - Ecotourism - sustainable tourism - Protected areas and local people ownership rights - community participation - biodiversity conser

Biography

Working at MA in Tourism and Development, Madawalabu University, Bale Robe 247, Place of living is  Ethiopia. Subjects of Specialization are Interior design; Interpretive; Nature interpretation centre; Physical setting; Taman Wetland
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Employment opportunities and challenges in tourism and hospitality sectors
S Aynalem, K Birhanu, S TesefayJournal of tourism & Hospitality 5 (6), 1-5, 2016201
166
2016
An exploratory study of ecotourism services quality (ESQ) in Bale Mountains National Park (BMNP), Ethiopia: Using an ECOSERV model
SA Aseres, RK SiraAnnals of Leisure Research 23 (3), 386-406, 2020202
14
2020
Students’ Preference for the Various Teaching Methods in Tourism Courses: A Case of Tourism Management Department, Madda Walabu University
GZBZ Aynalem S, Abebe FTourism and Hospitality 4 (4), 1-5, 201514201
14
2015
Assessment of the potentials tourism resources of choke mountain and its environs, Ethiopia
SA AseresJournal of Tourism & Hospitality 4 (3), 2-7, 2015201
13
2015
Development of community-based ecotourism, a case of Choke Mountain and its environs, Ethiopia: Challenges and opportunities
B Simane, SA AseresJournal of Tourism, Hospitality and Sports 16, 2016201
12
2016
Ecotourism development in Ethiopia: Costs and benefits for protected area conservation
SA Aseres, RK SiraJournal of Ecotourism 20 (3), 224-249, 2020202
10
2020
Key stakeholders roles and tourism development in Bale Zone, Ethiopia
SA AseresWorld Academic Journal of Business Management and Administration 1 (1), 001-004, 2016201
10
2016
Assessment and identification of the tourism resources of Bale Zone, Ethiopia
S Aynalem, B Akele, H Alemayehu, G MollaJournal of Tourism & Hospitalit 4 (176), 1-5, 2015201
10
2015
Potentialities of community participation in community-based ecotourism development: Perspective of sustainable local development a case of Choke Mountain, Northern Ethiopia
SA AseresJ. Hotel Bus. Manag 4, 1-4, 2015201
6
2015

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