Hotels and Resorts
Improving Water Use Efficiency in Jamaican Hotels and Resorts Through the Implementation of Environmental Management Systems
... small hotels under the USAID/Jamaica EAST project, and in large resorts under private client ...help hotels optimize their use of resources - water, energy, chemicals, and materials - and prepare for ...
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Loyalty Programs: An Examination of the Best Practices in Selected Luxury Chain Hotels
... Fairmont Hotels and Resorts, Omni Hotels and Resorts, and Kimpton Hotels and ...program. Hotels should try to create partnerships with other businesses to create advantages that ...
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The insights and guidelines on halal tourism
... and hotels, to more diverse offerings, such as accommodation that includes prayer rooms, and resorts that have segregation for women are the important needs of halal ...
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A study on holistic customer experience in China’s related hotel and resorts
... and Liang, 2011). Despite these conceptualisations, a holistic view of customer experience in relation to its antecedents and consequences in the context of resort hotels in general, and specifically in China, is ...
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The quantitative and qualitative aspect of the touristic demand in the Romanian mountain resorts
... side resorts from Romania. The sample is composed from 25 hotels, youth hotels and hostels, 2 motels, 5 villas, 4 tourist boarding houses, 3 touristic ...
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Integrated resorts: Singapore's answer to destination competitiveness?
... benefit hotels partially owned by government linked agencies rather than the food and beverage and travel operators (29B, M; 39B, M), thirdly, conflicts in goals between public sector versus profit-oriented ...
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Disaster Preparedness of Hotel Industry Abroad: A Comparative Analysis
... Some hotels and beach resorts suffered a lot from dropping tourist arrivals for a short period of ...only hotels but all key players in tourism business, airlines, and tour ...
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Renegotiating Boundaries on Bali Coastal Tourist Resorts
... tourist resorts today in which most resorts are unplanned developments? The current issues, in relation to beach access and setback lines of hotel and restaurant buildings, have emerged which are often ...
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Managing Risk of Ski Resorts with Snow Options
... the hotels, higher costs for the artificial snow-making etc, but how the ski resort's firms can hedge this risk? Assuming that the level of snow in a region is a function of both the snowfall and temperature, in ...
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The performance of accommodation cooperatives in Australia
... ...despite Best Western being the world's largest lodging chain covering more than 4,000 independently owned hotels, motels and resorts, its image was very low key in Australia.. (Ref[r] ...
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ROLE OF ADVERTISING AND ITS IMPACT ON THE CONSUMERS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE REAL ESTATES OF CHANDRAPUR CITY
... The real estate sector in India assumed greater prominence with the liberalization of the economy, as the consequent increase in business opportunities and labor migration led to rising demand for commercial and housing ...
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Hosts, guests and politics - coastal resorts morphological change
... Subsequent to the political mishandlings which brought about the Cyprus crisis in 1974 and the fall of the colonels the same year, democracy was restored in Greece, and foreign tourist inflow started to increase. ...
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Site planning and architectural design considerations of resorts in mangrove forests
... when resorts are constructed in the forest? Can architecture be inserted, rather than intruded, into the forest to minimize the detrimental effects? What are the preferred construction methods for building and ...
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Attributes Building Business Excellence For Different Class Of Star Rated Hotels Using Fuzzy Logic AHP Approach
... 4-star hotels will have to strategize in such a way that it clearly defines activities and action at each level, this will facilitate effective establishment of corporate ...budget hotels as a branded chain ...
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Examining Chinese consumers’ luxury hotel staying behavior
... For the main study, after deleting incomplete questionnaires, 368 surveys were collected from Chinese residents living in Beijing (131/368), Shanghai (75/368), and Guangzhou (162/368). A purposive sampling method was ...
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CHILDREN WORKING IN HOTELS
... in hotels in ...in hotels because of social, cultural and psychological factors together with economic ...in hotels in opinions of respondent child workers are listed below (table ...
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All-inclusive Resorts, Cruises and Sustainability. The Perspective of the Corfu Community
... All-‐inclusive resorts and cruises have become popular in the tourism sector over the years and their impact is ...the resorts of the cultural treasures of the host area, bringing them in contact with the ...
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ENVIRONMENT SUSTENANCE THROUGH WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
... the hotels included in the study, 87% of the hotels use an Effluent Treatment Plant, where the water drained from the laundry is recycled and reused within the hotel ...
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Impact of Measuring Devices and Data Analysis on the Determination of Gas Membrane Properties
... The traditional method for the determination of the time lag resorts to a limited portion of the downstream pressure rise curve to perform the required extrapolation to the time axis. When a numerical model is ...
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Ecoso exchange no. 5 : incorporating Irregular no. 55
... conjunction with the Conservation and Holiday Resort Authority the gradual replacement of private transport by the competition of all the main existing resorts with the provision of ac[r] ...
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