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Organisational commitment: a study of managers in hotels
Gillian Maxwell, Gordon SteeleIn the demanding hotel industry, securing organisational commitment among managers can potentially offer dividends in performance. There is, however, limited evidence to suggest…
Internet usage by international travellers: reasons and barriers
Vincent C.S. HeungDespite the growing importance of the Internet as an information source for international travellers, as a marketing tool and as a way of doing business, there is a general lack…
Sex discrimination in the licensed trade: a study of the differing attitudes to legal matters
John Pratten, Christopher LovattIn recent years, the licensed trade in the UK has had to adapt to changing trends in leisure and, simultaneously, cope with major structural change and management reorganisation…
The Chinese lodging industry: problems and solutions
Zheng GuBased on the operation results of Chinese hotels from 1991‐2000, this paper analyzes problems facing the Chinese lodging industry and proposes solutions. Chinese hotels’…
Management attitudes and perceptions of older employees in hospitality management
Hesham MagdThis paper presents the results of a study to identify the perceived benefits, disadvantages and future employment of older workers in Scottish small and medium‐sized hospitality…
The development of sustainable tourism in the Guianas
Donald Sinclair, Chandana JayawardenaThe Tourism Studies Unit of the University of Guyana coordinated the 2003 World‐wide Hospitality and Tourism Trends (WHATT) Roundtable discussion of the Guianas. The discussion…
Sustainable tourism development in Canada: practical challenges
Chandana JayawardenaThe School of Hospitality and Tourism Management of Ryerson University, Toronto hosted the 2002 World‐wide Hospitality and Tourism Trends (WHATT) Roundtable discussion of Canada…
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