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Gambling on credit, considered a vice by some, is not judicially collectible based upon the Statute of Anne. This common law statute prevents the collection of gamblin[...]

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In their efforts to provide an atmosphere or hospitality to their casino customers, many operators will provide complimentary alcoholic beverage service. This practice[...]

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The author reports on a study done among food service and lodging industry recruiters to determine their perceptions about the value of various international student e[...]

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The authors identify several guidelines associated with effective crisis communication for the hospitality industry and explore the feasibility of these guidelines bas[...]

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As the first step toward developing benchmarks for travel counselor training, the authors identify the methods and characteristics of existing travel counselor-trainin[...]

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Corporate executives closely monitor the accuracy of their hotels' occupancy fore- casts since important decisions are based upon these predictions. This study lists t[...]

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The war on foodborne illness in hotels and restaurants is based on microbiology and critical control points. The author argues that cooks, managers, instructors, resea[...]

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Hotel human resources directors report that the most important ethical issues they face are a lack of work ethic, drug use, and employee theft. When asked about ethica[...]

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The Wizard of Ads, by Roy H. Williams. (Austin, Tex: Bard Press, 1998), 221 pages, ISBN 1-885167.29.6 Trade Paperback 1-885167-32-+6, $16.95 paperback / $26.95 hardvoc[...]

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The authors report the generally poor results attained when the NAACP assessed the diversity management performance of 16 major hotel companies. Then, as an alternativ[...]

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