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The influence of eWOM. Analyzing its characteristics and consequences, and future research lines
Published 2021-10-01“…Finally, the role of artificial intelligence in increasing the effectiveness of eWOM in the hospitality industry. Originality/value – This paper integrates – grounded on communication theory – results from previous studies about the central elements of communication (message, sender and receiver) and discusses the main trends in hospitality-related eWOM. …”
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Navigating the Hospitality Horizon: Current Trends and Strategies for Customer Attraction and Retention in the Hotel Industry
Published 2023-12-01“…The hospitality industry is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by technological innovations, shifting consumer preferences, and global events. …”
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Measures to support Russian tourism in the conditions of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic
Published 2021-12-01“…The tourism industry, including the hospitality industry, which were the first to suffer from the new coronavirus pandemic, found themselves in an unprecedented situation: complete cessation of some businesses due to border closures and self-isolation. …”
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Hotels' marketing mix responses at insecurity-stricken destinations: a study in the US–Mexico border
Published 2022-06-01“…Design/methodology/approach – A case study research was carried out using semistructured interviews with key informants (hotel managers) in two neighboring destinations at the US–Mexico border, an area where criminal organizations' drug trafficking-related violence has impacted the hospitality industry. Findings – The research identifies factors that are internal (market segment diversification, type of ownership, magnitude of investments) and external (tourism promotion organizations, media coverage, tourist flow volume) to the firms as they affect their marketing mix implementation. …”
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Being a Farmer in Austria during COVID-19—A Qualitative Study on Challenges and Opportunities
Published 2022-05-01“…Negative impacts included sales difficulties due to the closure of the hospitality industry and farmers markets, the ban on non-agricultural activities, the disrupted availability of workers and agricultural inputs, and the related additional workload. …”
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Stakeholders’ views about consequences of COVID-19 epidemic on the tourism industry of Bangladesh: reconciliation policy framework
Published 2024-12-01“…This qualitative research was conducted in three phases, comprising a longitudinal approach from January 2021 to March 2022, focusing on the perspectives of multi-level stakeholders in the tourism and hospitality industry in four distinct tourist destinations in Bangladesh. …”
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Human motion prediction for indoor navigation of mobile robots
Published 2020“…With the global pandemic COVID-19 in mind, the hospitality industry has seen a growth in the need for autonomous robots to aid in the work processes, healthcare workers and increase efficiency to better serve the patients. …”
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The effects of cultural value diversity towards multicultural teamwork performance / Zahidah Ab Latif
Published 2010“…Due to this notion, Malaysian industries depend heavily on foreign workers and in results, Malaysia has imported a large number of foreign workers which resulted in workforce diversity in the service industry like the hospitality industry. This study is undertaken to investigate the relationship between workforce diversity with regard to cultural value diversity that effect multicultural teamwork performance among the local and foreign workers. …”
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The effect of training attributes and the moderating role of changed behaviour on employee performance: an examination in the context of Malaysian hotels / Fadzilah Mohd Shariff
Published 2013“…The purpose of the study is to examine the relationship among selected trainee characteristics variables and work environment variables in the process of behavioural change and effect on employee performance in the Malaysian hospitality industry. The two influential factors that emerged from the various learning transfer models were individual characteristics (e.g., motivation) and work environment (e.g., supervisor support, co-worker support, and the opportunity-to-use the available resources). …”
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Transformational leadership and turnover intention : mediating role of overall job satisfaction / Azlinda Hakim Lokman Hakim and Hairunnisa Mohamad Ibrahim
Published 2017“…An effective leadership style implemented by the management plays an important role in monitoring and maintaining the service consistency. In hospitality industry, transformational leadership has seen to be the most suitable leadership style that can be implement by the leader. …”
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Perceived value in peer-to-peer (P2P) accommodation : a case of Airbnb / Izyanti Awang Razli, Salamiah A. Jamal and Mohd Salehuddin Mohd Zahari
Published 2017“…This new and evolving sector of access-based hospitality service poses few questions for the future direction of the hospitality industry. Therefore, the main purpose of this study is to analyse the dimensionality of the concept of perceived value in P2P accommodation, adapting the PERVAL scale of measurement. …”
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A smooth wine? Haptic influences on wine evaluation
Published 2018“…These results could have important implications for the hospitality industry, e.g., when thinking about innovative coatings for new drinking receptacles or beverage packaging.…”
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Gen-Y’s Aura Impact on HR New Model and Practices of Hospitality Sector
Published 2016“…Subsequently, this could revive the glaring hospitality industry which initially being portrayed through hotel. …”
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Design of experiments meets immersive environment: optimising eating atmosphere using artificial neural network
Published 2022“…While the results of our study are of obvious interest to those in the hospitality industry, this work further highlights the transferability of methods across different disciplines and the applicability of time-tested methods to new emerging areas.…”
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Second-hand smoke in public spaces: how effective has partial smoke-free legislation been in Malaysia?
Published 2013“…Workers and non-smoking patrons continue to be exposed to high concentrations of SHS within the hospitality industry in Malaysia and there is an urgent need for increased enforcement of existing legislation and consideration of more comprehensive laws to protect health.…”
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Workplace skills and teacher competency from culinary arts students’ perspectives
Published 2021“…Employers in the hospitality industry are looking for well-prepared Culinary Arts graduates that possess adequate training and are equipped with workplace skills to fill up positions in the job market. …”
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The impact of employer brand discrepancy and employer attraction on employer brand loyalty
Published 2017“…It is anticipated that this study will shed some light on the issue of the employer brand, particularly within the hospitality industry context.…”
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Conceptualization of employer brand dimensions in Malaysia luxury hotels
Published 2018“…It is anticipated that this study will shed some light on the issue of employer brand, particularly within the context of the Malaysia hospitality industry. In addition, hotel managers will be able to strategize the employer branding in their organization according to the dimensions suggested by this study.…”
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How to reduce employees' turnover intention from the psychological perspective: a mediated moderation model
Published 2021“…Background: The hospitality industry is deemed a great generator of global GDP and employment. …”
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