Ethnic tourism is one of the emerging tourism attractions in Romania which is known for its diverse culture and heritages of thousand years. This paper has tried to evaluate how ethnic tourism development can facilitate the growth of the tourism industry in Romania with focus on Romanian Gypsies. This research has been carried out with the help of positivism philosophy under epistemology belief, deductive approach, descriptive design, quantitative method, close end structured survey strategy and simple random sampling. Data analysis showed that ethnic culture has a positive impact on ethnic tourism development.

The industry of mobile payment in China has developed rapidly within a decade. Specifically, it is reflected in the exponential development of its market size and popularizing rate.This research paper explores the connection between the development of mobile payment in China and the consumer’s motivation, analyse the relationship between the development of China’s mobile payment and people’s intention to adopt. The data source of this paper is obtained through the questionnaire survey. The UTAUT model is used to establish the relationship between the components of the model and the obtained data, and then quantify the degree of motivation of the person, and the final result.

This research has focused on investigating the impact that social media marketing via Facebook and YouTube has on information search stage of consumer decision process in luxury retail industry in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The research has used positivism approach, inductive research approach, and descriptive research design and quantitative research method. Data analysis revealed that the variables like target audience, platform selection, follower engagement and publishing schedule had significant positive impact on information search stage of consumer purchase decision process in luxury retail industry in Riyadh.

This study investigates under what circumstances ‘economic sanctions are morally wrong and how economic sanctions impacts on civilian population. Sanctions have become a significant powerful tool of foreign policy since WWI. It is less costly as compared to war or military action and can be effectively utilised in a more flexible and targeted manner. Two case studies of economic sanctions have been discussed in this study: Iran and Myanmar. The researcher finds deleterious effects of economic sanctions in most cases and their usual victims are innocent citizens of the target country.

The role of entrepreneurship in economic growth has received minimal attention in research compared to other factors mainly because of the challenges involved in measuring entrepreneurship to make it an appropriate variable.The amassing of factors such as knowledge, human, and physical capital do not comprehensively explain economic advancement. This report sought to assess the impact of entrepreneurship on economic growth in the UK by a building a regression model. The analysis established that the rate of unemployment was the most significant variable of the research and it adversely affects the economic growth.

This study investigates the right motivational factors and retention strategies that UK employment agencies should consider .retaining challenges. The importance of retaining employees has grown higher than ever before. Employees on a zero-hours contract are also part of organisational success and organisation should have policies to retain zero-hours contract employees to reduce recruitment and selection cost and to get valuable benefits of experienced employees knowledge. The research output has significantly demonstrated that motivation factors are important for employee retention. The co-relation between participants demographic information and motivational and factors shows the necessity of understanding employees need before designing motivational policies.