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No hospitality organizations are immune from the negative effects of substance abuse in the workplace. Ownters and managers must confront the problem head on and, in o[...]

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This article discusses the results of pioneer research done by Michigan State University's School of Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management researchers, in coo[...]

1992 | Text |
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Much has been written about servicing the customer. In fact, every issue of Restaurants USA or Nation's Restaurant News offers an article designed to help restaurateur[...]

1992 | Text |
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With the savings and loan crisis and the tail end of a recession at hand, the '90s are bound to be a difficult decade for the financing of hospitality operations throu[...]

1992 | Text |
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The Spring 1992 issue of Hospitality Review featured Part I of this series on the impetus to internationalization of the hospitality industry, as well as the modes of [...]

1992 | Text |
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The rapid growth of off-premise dining and, consequently, drive- thru service, presents the challenge of building customer loyalty in a highly competitive marketplace.[...]

1992 | Text |
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Resorts in the future will be feeling the effect of a number of changes in the industry. Changing demographics, economic conditions and the changing priorities of reso[...]

1992 | Text |
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Persons age 55 and over will become the biggest market for hospitality throughout the next 30 years. This future senior market will not have the same needs and charact[...]

1992 | Text |