multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse in the age COVID-19

Kasni, Ni Wayan; Budiarta, I Wayan

doi:10.21744/ijllc.v7n6.1945

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“…Consequently, our outcome suggests that the apex bank's regulatory powers be expanded to ensure that banks are wellpositioned in terms of capital adequacy, in order to protect against unanticipated economic events. This research also indicates that banks should embrace regulatory policies focusing on liquidity and capital adequacy, as these policies are aimed at averting failure of banks during economic downturns (Kanca et al, 2020;Kasni & Budiarta, 2021).…”

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COVID-19 pandemic and the performance of financial firms in Nigeria

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Oghenetega

2021

lingcure

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the performance and capital adequacy of Nigerian banks is explored in this article. The aim of the study was to see how the virus outbreak affects the performance and capital adequacy of Nigerian banks. For the purposes of this study, an actual post-research budget was used. The number of confirmed positive cases in Nigeria since 2020 is used as an indicator of the virus, with capital adequacy measured by capital adequacy ratio (CAR) and bank financial performance measured by the performance of assets (ROA). In one model, positive cases of the Covid virus were linked to the banks' CAR, while in the other, positive Covid cases were linked to the banks' ROA. Secondary statistics are included in CBN's annual report for the year ended 2020, to be released in 2021. Conventional least squares (OLS) regression estimates were used to analyze the data. . According to the results, the Covid pandemic has had a positive and significant effect on the capital adequacy of Nigerian banks. This can be seen in CBN’s announcement of a higher equity level for 2020 of 15.2%, up from 14.6% in 2019

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COVID-19 pandemic and the performance of financial firms in Nigeria

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Oghenetega

2021

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“…The stages in this research started from conducting in-depth interviews with teachers and students to get broader answers. Due to the COVID-19 situation, interviews with teachers were initially carried out online via Whatsapp communication media, then after there was a new policy for online teaching teachers from research schools they were allowed to conduct interviews and direct observations with teachers to see how the implementation of historical literacy by online learning (Kasni & Budiarta, 2021). Interviews with students were also conducted online via Whatsapp communication media.…”

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Application of historical literacy in history learning in the time of COVID-19

Kurniawati

Rahman

2021

lingcure

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The purpose of this study was to determine how the application of historical literacy during the Covid-19 pandemic is forced to Online Learning. This research uses a qualitative method in the form of a case study in a private school in East Jakarta, with history teachers and students as key informants. The result of this study is that history teachers have difficulty with allocating time. The difficulty of the teacher increases if history learning is associated with historical literacy which requires students not only to read and understand one source but various historical sources including primary sources. History teachers feel that their students' literacy levels are still lacking even though they do not dare to generalize all of them because they have not implemented any tests. The teacher thinks that both the level of historical literacy and the students' lack of historical literacy can be measured through the practice questions given in tests. Teachers are also hesitant to say the historical literacy level of their students because online distance learning uses zoom meetings. In conclusion, learning history experienced many obstacles during the Covid-19 pandemic. There are more obstacles if history learning wants to fulfill the concept of historical literacy.

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“…(3) To improve the readability of an LL, contrasting its color with the color of the surroundings is better [48]; diagrams can be used to make an LL more noticeable [47], and more creative LL styles should be developed to better catch visitors' eyes, engage readers, and occasionally make them smile [37]. The language used need to be clear and informative [17]. Large and well-spaced text should be used to offer tourists convenience for reading; safety signage should represent short and familiar words, and be separated from other information [49].…”

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“…Therefore, this study devotes to bridge this gap. (2) Operators intend to choose effective CLL to boost tourist numbers [17], and this depends on the functional evaluation of different CLLs. In addition, despite many benefits, some CLLs have also drawn significant criticism.…”

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Promoting leisure functions through setting creative linguistic landscapes in recreational zones

Sun,

Tian,

Xia

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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Using creativity to promote recreational services is crucial. Accordingly, creative linguistic landscapes (CLLs) are being used to improve visitors’ experiences in some recreational zones. However, relevant research is still in its early stages. Therefore, this study was conducted. It summarized the leisure function categories and function evaluation indicators of CLLs in recreational zones respectively based on image materials and related online reviews. The leisure function outcomes of all CLL types were ranked using the fuzzy PROMETHEE method; based on this ranking, a CLL configuration optimization mode was suggested. The findings reveal the following. (1) Currently, there are mainly nine leisure function types of CLL in practice, although the type structure is severely imbalanced; there are 12 primary corresponding function evaluation indicators, although each of them draws significantly different attention. (2) There are notable variations among the outcomes of different types of functions of CLL: mood adjustment is the most advantageous function of CLL for leisure services, followed by emotional guidance and cognitive building functions; (3) According to the study findings, in the configuration of CLL, which aims at leisure function optimization, the “function focusing and coordinating mode (the superior functions of CLL are focused on and its various functions are coordinated)” should be adopted. The results provide meaningful lessons for the establishment of rational and effective CLL in recreational zones.

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multimodal forms of tourism promotional discourse in the age COVID-19

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

COVID-19 pandemic and the performance of financial firms in Nigeria

COVID-19 pandemic and the performance of financial firms in Nigeria

Application of historical literacy in history learning in the time of COVID-19

Promoting leisure functions through setting creative linguistic landscapes in recreational zones

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