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ICNTS 2015 Conference Programme at a Glance

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

Registration: April 13, 2015 (Monday); Time: 1600-1800

Day 1: April 14, 2015 (Tuesday)

0800 - 1700

Registration

Venue: Outside Raflessia Ballroom 2

0900 – 1000

Opening Ceremony (Please Refer to Programme A)

Venue: Raflessia Ballroom 2, Level 1, Promenade Hotel

1000 – 1030

Opening Keynote

Title of paper: Ecotourism Business and Sustainability

Venue: Raflessia Ballroom 2, Promenade Hotel

1045 – 1100

Morning Tea Break

1100– 1300

Parallel Sessions (Please Refer Presentation Schedule)

Session 1

Theme: Natural Resources

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 2

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

(1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 3

Theme: Services Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1300 – 1400

Lunch

1400 – 1600

Parallel Sessions (Please Refer Presentation Schedule)

Session 4

Theme: Natural Resources

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 5

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

(1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 6

Theme: Services Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1600 – 1615

Tea Break

1615 - 1800

Panel discussion (Please Refer to Programme B)

Title: Impacts and issues revolving the tourism sector in Malaysia: Challenges encountered by the Governing Agencies.

Venue: Raflessia Ballroom 2, Level 1, Promenade Hotel

1900 – 2200

Welcoming Dinner & Cultural Dance (Please Refer to Programme C)

Venue: Raflessia Ballroom 2, Level 1, Promenade Hotel

Day 2: April 15, 2015 (Tuesday)

0830 - 1400

Cultural Tour (Please Refer to Programme D)

Venue: Mari-Mari Cultural Village, Kionsom, Inaman, Kota Kinabalu

1630 – 1830

Publishing Postgraduate Research Workshop: Limited to 50 students

(Please Refer to Programme E)

Venue: Bougainvilla Room I, Level 1, Promenade Hotel

Day 3: April 16, 2015

0800 - 1200

Registration

Venue: Outside Raflessia Ballroom 1

0830 – 1000

Parallel Sessions (Please Refer Presentation Schedule)

Session 7

Theme: Natural Resources

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 8

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

(1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 9

Theme: Services Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1000 – 1015

Morning Tea Break

1015 – 1300

Parallel Sessions (Please Refer Presentation Schedule)

Session 10

Theme: Natural Resources

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 11

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

(1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 12

Theme: Services Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1300 – 1400

Lunch Break

1400 – 1530

Parallel Sessions (Please Refer Presentation Schedule)

Session 13

Theme: Natural Resources

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 14

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

(1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Session 15

Theme: Services Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1530 – 1700

Closing Keynote, Resolution, Best Paper Award & Closing Ceremony

(Please Refer to Programme F)

Venue: Raflessia Ballroom 1 (1st Floor)

1700 – 1730

Tea Break & Distribution of certificate (participation & presenters)

Venue: Outside Raflessia Ballroom 1, (1st Floor)

 


 

ICNTS 2015 Parallel Sessions


 

Session 1: Natural Resources (1)

Date: 14 April 2015 (Tuesday)

Time: 11:00 – 1:00 pm

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Professor Dr. Jennifer Chan Kim Lian

Rapporteur: Mr. Nitanan Koshy Matthew

Presenter (NR1) 6

Paper Title

Habibah Mohd Yusah

(PaperNo: 2)

Factors Influencing Attitudes of Resident Communities Towards Marine Resources Use in Tun Sakaran Marine Park, Sabah

Arsenio B. Ella

(PaperNo: 9)

Enhancing the Adaptive Capacity of the Indigenous People by Promoting Sustainable and Community-based Resin Tapping of Almaciga (Agathis Philippinensis Warb.) in Selected CADT Areas in Palawan and Sierra Madre, Philippines

Khalizani Khalid

(PaperNo: 13)

A Multifaceted Examination of Moral Competence and Moral Reasoning in Agricultural Ethics: Mediation and Moderation Analysis of Perceived Reward

Novel Lyndon

(PaperNo: 17)

Cattle Marketing Social Network Among Rural Native Community, Sarawak, Malaysia: An Abductive Research Strategy

Saliza Rozelee

(PaperNo: 45)

Tourists’ Perception Towards Physical Environmental Attributes of Tourism Impacts in Mabul Island, Sabah

 

Session 2: Tourism (1)

Date: 14 April 2015 (Tuesday)

Time: 11:00 – 1:00 pm

Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

Session Chair: Professor Dr. Mastura Jaafar

Rapporteur: Ms. Mazlina Mahdzar

Presenter (T1) 6

Paper Title

Walid Mohammed Kassab Al-Hamidi (PaperNo: 11)

Environmental Considerations into Eco-lodges Design in Najran Province, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Badariah H. Din

(PaperNo: 18)

Does Shadow Economy Matters for Tourism? International Evidence

Rosazman Hussin

(PaperNo: 32)

Community-Based Ecotourism (CBET) Activities in Abai Village, Lower Kinabatangan Area of Sabah, East Malaysia

Kamal Halili Hassan

(PaperNo: 34)

Tourism and Wildlife Legislation: Protecting Animal Welfare in Zoos and National Parks

Suhaimi Mhd Sarif

(PaperNo: 39)

Tawhidic Paradigm and Economic Policies on Halal Tourism for Sustainable Wealth Creation in Malaysia

 

Session 3: Services Management (1)

Date: 14 April 2015 (Tuesday)

Time: 11:00 – 1:00 pm

Venue: Orkid Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Dr. Siow May Ling

Rapporteur: Mr. Sudesh Prabhakaran

Presenter (SM1) 6

Paper Title

Chong Ka Leong

(PaperNo: 4)

An Interpretive Study of Hotel Operational Management Issues in Malaysia: Managers’ Perspective

Ala’a Nimer Abu Khalifeh

(PaperNo: 89)

Dineserv: A Tool for Measuring Service Quality in Hotel Restaurants: A Case Study Of Four and Five Star Hotels in Jordan

Norkamaliah Shahrin

(PaperNo: 15)

Preference for Low Cost Carrier (LCC) as Long-Haul Travel Trasport by Tourist: A Review

Rozila Ahmad

(PaperNo: 20)

The Challenges Of Practising Functional Flexibility In Four-Star Hotels In Malaysia

Shazali Johari

(PaperNo: )

Role of the Bidayuh Community in Packaging Culture And Nature for Sustainable Indigenous Tourism in Bau District, Sarawak

Abdul Hamid Muhamad Ali (PaperNo: 27)

The Importance of Economic Valuation for Conservation in Lower Kinabatangan Segama Wetland, Sabah

 

Session 4: Natural Resources (2)

Date: 14 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 14:00 – 16:00 pm

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Dr. Syamsul Herman Mohammad Afandi

Rapporteur: Ms. Fatin Ramli

Presenter (NR2) 5

Paper Title

Madhavan Nair

(PaperNo: 7)

Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis for Responsible Management of Marine Protected Area in Semporna Sabah

Sudesh Prabhakaran

(PaperNo: 115)

Direct and Indirect Community Affiliation as a Tool to Mitigate Marine Waste in Semporna, Sabah: A Rural Tourism Setting

Nur Afifah Mohd Nasir

(PaperNo: 51)

Willingness to Accept Compensation of Seaweed Cultivators to Shift from Mariculture to Ecotourism Related Businesses for Conservation of Marine Resources in Tun Sakaran Marine Park

Norasilah Latiff

(PaperNo: 28)

Valuing WTP of Tourists for Conservation in Marine Resources in Tun Sakaran Marine Park, Sabah, Malaysia

Charmaine Andrea Wong

(PaperNo: 69)

Environmental Literacy and Factors Affecting Pro-Environmental Behaviour Among Year Five Students’ in the West Coast of Sabah.

 

Session 5: Tourism (2)

Date: 14 April 2015 (Tuesday)

Time: 14:00 – 16:00 pm

Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 2

Session Chair: Associate Professor Dr. Sridar Ramachandran

Rapporteur: Ms. Ivy Garon

Presenter (T2) 5

Paper Title

Mohd Romzee Ibrahim

(PaperNo: 10)

Sustainable Community Based Tourism Enterprises through Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia in Semporna, Sabah: Opportunities and Challenges.

Chia Kei Wei

(PaperNo: 16)

Comparison between Domestic and International Tourist Profile and Travel Expenditures in Semporna, Sabah.

Mazlina Mahdzar

(PaperNo: 46)

A Preliminary Study Identifying Factors of Memorable Tourism Experience in Mulu National Park Sarawak

Nitanan Koshy Matthew

(PaperNo: 100)

Travel Cost Adjustment of International Multiple Destination Visitors to Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Langkawi Malaysia

Velan Kunjuraman

(PaperNo: 33)

International Tourist Satisfaction Towards Tourism Activities and Facilities: A Case Study in Mamutik Island, Kota Kinabalu Sabah Malaysia.

 

Session 6: Services Management (2)

Date: 14 April 2015 (Tuesday)

Time: 14:00 – 16:00 pm

Venue: Orkid Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Associate Professor Dr. Zaiton Samdin

Rapporteur: Ms. Chan Ing Ing

Presenter (SM2) 5

Paper Title

Muhammad Sabbir Rahman (PaperNo: 21)

Tourists’ Intention in Selection of a Restaurant: Testing a Mediating Influence of Perception

Monica Henry

(PaperNo: 23)

Training Needs of Women Entrepreneurs in Services-Based Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Ahmad Rasmi Albattat

(PaperNo: 35)

Barriers which Impede Successful Planning in Jordanian Hotels

Mazlina Mustapha

(PaperNo: 12)

An Assessment of Internal Controls in Budget Hotels in Malaysia

Kuldip Singh

(PaperNo: 111)

Service Climate and its Effect on Organizational Trust in a Trading Company

 

Session 7: Natural Resources (3)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 0830 – 10:00 am

Venue Melati Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Professor Dr. Ahmad Puad Mat Som

Rapporteur: Mr. Abdul Hamid Muhamad Ali

Presenter (NR3) 4

Paper Title

Kamlisa Umi Kamlun

(PaperNo: 62)

A Conceptual Framework for Assessing Ecosystem Services in Wetland Areas

Spencer Empading Sanggin

(PaperNo: 63)

Natural Resource and Indigeneous People’s Livelihood Strategies: A Case of Human Communities in The Headwaters of Engkari River, Sri Aman, Sarawak, Malaysia

Nurshahirah W. Marican

(PaperNo: 67)

A Development of Conceptual Framework for Sustainable Mangrove Forest Programs Participation in Malaysia

Boon Jong Fook

(PaperNo: 70)

Bujang Valley: The Precious Jewel of Kedah Needing Further Attention

 

Session 8: Tourism (3)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 08:30 – 10:00 am

Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 1

Session Chair: Associate Professor Dr. Vikneswaran Nair

Rapporteur: Ms. Prisca Emmy Jemie

Presenter T3 (4)

Paper Title

Mohd Shahidan Shaari

(PaperNo: 52)

Tourism-led Agriculture Sector Growth: Empirical Evidence for Malaysia

Lailatul Qadri Zakaria

(PaperNo: 58)

Tourism Information Discovery in a Collaborative Tourist Generated Content by Using Natural Language Processing and Ontology

Robert Brian Smith

(PaperNo: 60)

Observation of the Accidental Tourist

Nurul Adilah Abu Bakar

(PaperNo: 73)

Towards Governance in Islamic Tourism: Roles and Challenges of the Stakeholders

 

Session 9: Services Management (3)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 8:30 – 10:00 am

Venue: Orkid Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Professor Dr. Mastura Jaafar

Rapporteur: Ms. Charmaine Andrea Wong

Presenter SM3 (4)

Paper Title

Siti Aishah Ismail

(PaperNo: 56)

Determining Antecedent of Muslim Travelers’ Overall Satisfaction for Halal Hospitality in Malaysia

Siti Nor Adawiyah Azzahra Kamaruddin

(PaperNo: 59)

Work Performance Among Female Workforce in Malaysia

Nur Amalina Hamzah

(PaperNo: 76)

Measuring Service Quality in the Pulau Tinggi and Pulau Sibu Marine Park Area (MPA): Visitor’s Perspective

Sitti Suriadah Anas

(PaperNo: 78)

Local Communities’ Satisfaction towards Tourism Around Kinabalu Park, Sabah

 

Session 10: Natural Resources (4)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 1015 – 1:00pm

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Dr. Suraiyati Rahman

Rapporteur: Mr. Mohammad Romzee Ibrahim

Presenter NR4 (8)

Paper Title

Rosmini Ismail

(PaperNo: 82)

Developing Natural Assets Depreciation Technique to Estimate Perhentian Island’s Net Tourism Yield for Recreation Purposes.

Nurul Azwa Ahmad

(PaperNo: 50)

Local Communities’ Perceptions towards Economic Impacts from Ecotourism Development in Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Langkawi

Mohd Hashim Abu

(PaperNo: 106)

Red Leaf Monkey as an Ecotourism Attraction in Tawau Hill Park, Sabah

Ismail Omar

(PaperNo: 96

The Oil and Gas Hub, Tourism Development and Land Supply Constraints in Pengerang, Johor – An institutional Perspective

Terence Joseph Dolinting

(PaperNo: 114)

Adventure Cultural Village: Charting the way forward to Natural Resource Conservation, Sustainable Tourism and Development of Society.

Badrul Munir Md Zain

(PaperNo: 90)

Malaysian Primate Diversity for Tourism Attraction

Mahirah Kamaludin

(PaperNo: 92)

Developing Efficient Water Price in Terengganu: An Application of Contingent Valuation Method (CVM)

A.S.A. Ferdous Alam

(PaperNo: 112)

Redevelopment Impact on the Local Community of Fraser’s Hill in Pahang

 

Session 11: Tourism (4)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 1015 – 1:00pm

Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 1

Session Chair: Dr. Hamimah Talib

Rapporteur: Ms. Thoo Poh Yee

Presenter T4 (8)

Paper Title

Khalizul Khalid

(PaperNo: 81)

Tourism Carrying Capacity Assessment for Perhentian Island

William Keling

(PaperNo: 93)

Innovation and Homestay Programme in Sarawak: Perspective of Dayak Entrepreneurs

Ooi Chai-Aun

(PaperNo: 94)

The Choices of Corporate Diversification of Hotel Firms

Ahmad Hakimi Khairuddin

(PaperNo: 97)

Perception and Satisfaction Level of Korean Tourists’ in Sabah.

Oday Qusay Abdulqader

(PaperNo: 113)

The Impact of Coffee Shop's Design Factors on Users: Georgetown – Penang as A Case Study

Nurbaizura Borhan

(PaperNo: 105)

Estimating International Tourism Demand for Malaysia

Rosmalina Abdul Rashid

(PaperNo: 108)

Identifying Crowding Perception in Tunku Abdul Rahman Park Using Photographic Assessment Technique

Tiara Isfiaty @Tessa Eka Darmayanti

(PaperNo: 25)

Attractiveness of Vernacular Design into Interior of Culinary Tourism Facility in Bandung Jawa Barat, Indonesia (Case Study: Warung Lela)

 

Session 12: Services Management (4)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 1015 – 1:00pm

Venue: Orkid Room (1st Floor)

Session Chair: Dr Noor Fzlinda Fabeil

Rapporteur: Mr. Ahmad Rasmi Albattat

Presenter SM4 (8)

Paper Title

Bram Hadianto

(PaperNo: 85)

The Impact of Largest Shareholder Ownership on Debt Policy of the Public Listed Firms in Restaurant, Hotel and Tourism Industry: Evidence from Indonesia.

Nor Aini Yusof

(PaperNo: 88)

Environmental Practices in Malaysian Resorts and its Challenges

Cheng Fan Fah

(PaperNo: 5)

Study of Demographic and Motivation Factors towards Taking a Holiday for Malaysians

Elizabeth Caroline Augustine

(PaperNo: 110)

Customers’ Satisfaction towards Counter Service at Government Hospitals

Noor Azimin Zainol

(PaperNo: 55)

University Foodservice: Are International Students Satisfied?

Josephine Liew Mei Ching

(PaperNo: 80)

Conceptualizing Practice of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Mazalan Sarahintu

(PaperNo: 77)

Forecasting Tourist Arrivals to Sabah Using Fuzzy Time Series

Muzafar Shah Habibullah

(PaperNo:19)

Tourism, Biodiversity and Governance: A Cross-Country Analysis

 

Session 13: Natural Resources (5)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 14:00- 1530 pm

Venue: Melati Room

Session Chair: Mr. Shazali Johari

Rapporteur: Mr. Chia Kei Wei

Presenter NR5

Paper Title

Thoo Poh Yee

(PaperNo: 118)

Visitors’ Satisfaction towards Facilities in the Giant Panda Conservation Centre (GPCC), Zoo Negara

Fatin Ramli

(PaperNo: 117)

Motivational and Socio-economic Factors Influencing Visitors’ Time Spent at the Giant Panda Conservation Center

Ahmad Fuadi Abdul Aziz

(PaperNo: 122)

Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) on Facilities and Services at Giant Panda Conservation Centre (GPCC) In Zoo Negara

Nuraisah Mohamad Bahari

(PaperNo: 121)

Expectation-Performance Analysis on Visitors’ Satisfaction towards Service Quality and Facilities in Zoo Negara

Prisca Emmy Jemie

(PaperNo: 116)

Tourist’s Profile and Visit’s Characteristics of Wildlife River Cruising Activity in Sukau, Sabah Malaysia

 

Session 14: Tourism (5)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 14:00- 1530 pm

Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 1

Session Chair: Mr. Kamarul Mizal

Rapporteur: Ms. Ala’a Nimer Abu Khalifeh

Presenter T5

Paper Title

Satoshi Masutani

(PaperNo:42)

Asian Colonial Heritage as Dark Tourism Sites

Priscilla Bosimin nee Kuilis

(PaperNo: 64)

Safety and Security Issues in the Tourist Destination:

A Review of Literature

Kamarul Bahrain Shuib

(PaperNo: 99)

The Recreational and Tourism Potentials of Rural Landscape : A Case Study of Lenggong Valley

Kamarul Mizal Marzuki

(PaperNo: 109)

Handicraft as Tourism Product: The Importance of Support Context to Small Handicraft Entrepreneurs in Sabah.

Taufiq Mohamed

(PaperNo: 119)

The Effectiveness of Interpretive Labels at Giant Panda Conservation Centre, Zoo Negara

 

Session 15: Service Management (5)

Date: 16 April 2015 (Thursday)

Time: 14:00- 1530pm

Venue: Orkid Room (1st Floor)

Season Chair: Associate Professor Dr Pei-Chun Lai

Rapporteur: Ms Mazlina Mahdzar

Presenter SM5

Paper Title

Jennifer Chan Kim Lian

(PaperNo: 83)

Sustainable Visitor Management and Marketing Heritage Site: Components, Framework and Principles.

Rostika Petrus Boroh

(PaperNo: 101)

Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Practices Among Middle Level Administrators in Sabah Public Universities.

Chan Ling Meng

(PaperNo: 104)

Moderating Effect of Gender on the Relationship of Personal Moral Philosophy with Ethical Decision Making: Case Study on HR Practitioners in the Malaysian Hotel Industry

Siti Fatimah Mohammad

(PaperNo: 44)

Exploring Employer Branding in the Malaysian Banking and Hotel Industries.

Chan Ing Ing

(PaperNo: 120)

Memorable Tourism Experiences of Visitors Viewing Giant Pandas in Zoo Negara Malaysia

Day 3: April 16, 2015

0800 - 1200

Registration

Venue: Outside Raflessia Ballroom 1

0830 – 1000

Parallel Session 7

Theme: Natural Resource

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Parallel Session 8

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 1

Oral Paper

Parallel Session 9

Theme: Service Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1000 – 1015

Morning Tea Break

Venue:

1015 – 1300

Parallel Session 10

Theme: Natural Resource

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Parallel Session 11

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 1

Oral Paper

Parallel Session 12

Theme: Service Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1300 – 1400

Lunch Break

Venue:

1400 – 1530

Parallel Session 13

Theme: Natural Resource

Venue: Melati Room (1st Floor)

Oral Paper

Parallel Session 14

Theme: Tourism Venue: Rafflesia Ballroom 1

Oral Paper

Parallel Session 15

Theme: Service Management

Venue: Orkid Room

(1st Floor)

Oral paper

1520 – 1700

Closing Keynote, Resolution, Best Paper Award & Closing Ceremony

Closing Keynote Speaker: Prof. Dr. Tom Baum

Announcement of Resolution: Chief Rapporteur

Venue: Raflessia Ballroom 1

1700 – 1730

Tea Break & Distribution of certificate (participation & presenters)

Venue: Outside Raflessia Ballroom 1