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Twenty-first Century Chinese Hotels: a Study of Aesthetic Labour in the Chinese Hotel Industry
30 September 2021 2:13 PM | No CommentsSource: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mario-Passos-Ascencao-2/publication/354163381_27th_EuroCHRIE_Annual_Conference_Proceedings_-_From_Services_to_Experiences_in_Tourism_and_the_Hospitality_Industry_and_Education_21-24_October_Helsinki_Finland_Haaga-Helia_University_of_Applied_Scien/links/6128d65ac69a4e48795e73fe/27th-EuroCHRIE-Annual-Conference-Proceedings-From-Services-to-Experiences-in-Tourism-and-the-Hospitality-Industry-and-Education-21-24-October-Helsinki-Finland-Haaga-Helia-University-of-Applied-Sci.pdf#page=217
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Triggers for transformational learning among hospitality and tourism students
30 September 2021 1:50 PM | No CommentsSource: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/299533878_Triggers_emotional_mediators_and_reflective_action_in_hospitality_pedagogy
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Triggers, emotional mediators and reflective action in hospitality pedagogy
30 September 2021 1:41 PM | No CommentsSource: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269503505_A_theory_in_progress_Issues_in_transformative_learning_theory
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Global Student Forum
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GLOBAL STUDENT FORUM 2021
02 April 2021 7:03 PM | No CommentsGuest Speakers FABRICE TESSIERVP SCHOOL RELATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS Fabrice has been a member of the Accor family since the beginning of his career, having worked in three operational as well as two regional and four corporate offices. His achievements have been rewarded with a recognition […]
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IHTRCS Conference 2010 November
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SPANISH MATURE DESTINATION – Dr Alejandro Mantecon University of Alicante, Spain
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsThis paper analyses the attitudes of residents toward tourism in a region on the Spanish Mediterranean coast where the typically Spanish development model, based on the building of second homes on a massive scale, is most clearly manifest. -
COMMUNIST HERITAGE TOURISM – Professor Stanislav Ivanov International University College, Bulgaria
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsThe history of the 20th century saw the dawn and the demise of communism. For nearly half a century countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) were under a communist regime that left its scars on every aspect of society. These consequences are even more evident in the former Soviet Union republics where communism lasted for more than 70 years. -
BEING A REFLECTIVE PRACTITIONER – Ms Cathy Gerrard University of the West of Scotland, UK
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsBeing a reflective practitioner is important to all of us no matter what area of employment or business we operate within. This lecture, which will include discussion, will explore three main concepts of reflective practice by looking at the theories of distinguished writers in three fields of study: learning, reflection and evaluation, all of which are necessary elements to becoming a reflective practitioner -
MINORITIES IN CITIES IN ENGLAND – Mr Geoffrey Shirt University of Derby, UK
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsMuch research has been done with visitors to UK National Parks, gathering data relating to issues such as motivation, activity undertaken and frequency of visit. However, most of this research has been done within the Parks and therefore has sought data from those already having made the decision to visit. -
FILM INDUCED TOURISM – Dr Noelle O’Connor, Limerick Institute of Technology, Ireland
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsFilm as a medium can have a powerful effect on its audience. It can bring about all types of motivation, including the wish to travel to where the film is set, whether actual or fictional (Bolan and Davidson, 2005). This power to truly induce tourism is a key focus of this paper which will investigate the background and theoretical context of the Film Induced Tourism phenomenon. -
RESIDENTIAL TOURISM – Dr Raquel Huete University of Alicante, Spain
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsThe confluence of second-home tourism with flows of international retirement migration from northern Europe towards coastal areas in southern Spain has brought about territorial configurations in Mediterranean societies that show new tendencies of social and geographical segregation. -
APPROACHES TO STUDY – Dr Tim Duffy University of the West of Scotland and Professor Russell Rimmer Queen Margaret University Edinburgh, UK
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsThe SAMI (Self Administered Motivational Instrument) is a low-cost, selfcompleting and self-help intervention developed using motivational interviewing, learning-style theory and analytical decision making. It is believed to be the first instrument of this nature designed to assist students to reflect on, and where appropriate, change their approaches to study. -
CHEF’s MANAGERIAL COMPETENCIES – Professor Sun Yu-Hua, Christine National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsThe aim of this study to develop a multidimensional chef's managerial competencies scale. Several qualitative methods were employed, including literature review, non-intrusive observation, in-depth interview, work diary analyses, and the Delphi technique. -
MANAGEMENT IS IN HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM – Dr Michael Nightingale University of Guelph, Canada
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsIn this paper, the author reflects on what present and future managers in hospitality and tourism can learn from Joan Magretta's 2002 book What Management is : How it works and why it's everyone business. -
RURAL TOURISM in CHENGDU CHINA – Mr Zhu Hua, Sichuan Normal University, China
Posted on December 6, 2010 | No CommentsThe rise and development of rural tourism in China have greatly promoted the strategy of changing the dual structure in the rural areas and implementing the integrity of urban and rural communication. Rural tourism helps to increase farmers’ income, and makes full use of surplus rural labor resources.
