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Apparently there seems to be a growing consensus on the part of both industry managers and consumers that the use of gloves is an effective barrier to the spread of fo[...]

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The outlook for lodging franchising in the new marketplace made possible by the growth of technology is the best it has been. The CEO of the Hotel Division of Cendant,[...]

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Starting a career in the hospitality travel and tourism industries today requires more than a nice smile, a love of people and a willingness to help solve their proble[...]

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Brands have always been associated with cruise and line voyage operations, but the branding concept has taken on new meaning in the modern cruise industry. In the cons[...]

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Much potential for growth in hospitality firms exists in foreign countries, but expansion abroad typicality bears additional risks that could be detrimental to the ope[...]

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Unlike the services marketing literature, lodging research publications appear to be limited to a few general topic areas. The authors present a comparative analysis o[...]

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Given the various changes that have occurred in the financing of the lodging industry, investors and developers interested in the industry are concerned about future s[...]

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With increasing competition and more demanding members, clubs need a tool to help them belter attract and retain members and predict their behavior. Data mining is suc[...]

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Dixie Before Disney: 100 Years of Roadside Fun by Tim Hollis (Jackson, Miss.: University Press of Mississippi, 1999), ISBN 1-57806-117-2, 206 pages, including acknowle[...]

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicators (MBTI) assess preferences based on Carl Jungs theory of psychological types. They are widely used in organizational development, managemen[...]

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