Rashmiranjan Choudhury

Rashmiranjan Choudhury , an enthusiast of nature, traveller by passion and researcher by profession, holds the academic position of Assistant Professor at Jain University, Bangalore. Prior to that, he was associated with Chandigarh University and guest faculty at North-Eastern Hill University. Dr. Choudhury holds doctoral degree in Tourism and Hotel Management from North-Eastern Hill University and a JRF awardee from the University Grant Commission, Govt. of India. In research contribution he has interests Community-based Tourism, Technology in tourism, Sustainability, and Smart tourism etc. He has presented several research papers in various conferences, published several articles in referred research journals, and contributed three book chapters under reputed publishers including Routledge, Apple Academic press, IGI publishers.

Publications

Sacred Gastronomy Trails: Exploring the Divine Fusion of Religion, Food, and Tourism
Sacred Gastronomy Trails: Exploring the Divine Fusion of Religion, Food, and Tourism
Priyakrushna Mohanty, Rashmiranjan Choudhury, John Paul Raj V., Gowri Shankar Ramachandran. © 2024. 21 pages.
This study seeks to explain the complex relationships among these three constantly evolving fields, i.e., religion, food, and tourism. The primary objective is to examine the...
Mobile Apps for Enhanced Bleisure Tourism Experiences: Exploring the Prospects and Challenges
Mobile Apps for Enhanced Bleisure Tourism Experiences: Exploring the Prospects and Challenges
Priyakrushna Mohanty, Rashmiranjan Choudhury, Indu Ranga, G. Nagarjuna. © 2024. 24 pages.
Mobile applications play a pivotal role in enabling and enhancing bleisure travel experiences. These apps offer solutions for communication, itinerary planning, transportation...
COVID-19, Religious Events, and Indian Tourism Recovery: Prospects and Paradoxes
COVID-19, Religious Events, and Indian Tourism Recovery: Prospects and Paradoxes
Priyakrushna Mohanty, Swati Shah, Rashmiranjan Choudhury. © 2023. 13 pages.
The chapter delves into three objectives. Firstly, the chapter aims to find out the intersectionalities of religious events and the Indian tourism industry. For the second...