Table of contents
An Information Technology Strategy for the Hospitality Industry of the 1990s
Paul R. GambleDelayed initiatives in respect of information technology do notseem to have resulted in major gains for the hospitality industry. Onthe contrary, there are many symptoms of a lack…
Managing Instability in the Hospitality Operations Environment: Part Three – Variance
Bob Brotherton, Mike CoyleDeveloping the themes from Parts 1 and 2 of the series this articleexplores the nature and extent of variance arising from inadequatemanagerial control of variability and variety…
Motel Advertising: Practices and Themes
Larry S. Lowe, Allen KrugerThis study addressed the advertising practices and advertisingthemes of a random sample of 269 US motel operations. Motel advertisingpractices were advertising to sales ratios…
NHS Support Services: Present and Future Developments in Training
Lyn Randall, Anne ToftsThe increasing interest in NHS Support Services as areas where costeffectiveness and improved provision of value for money can beintroduced has led to the Hotel Service concept in…
What Makes for an Effective Hotel Manager?
Laurie Mullins, Ian DaviesThe nature of the hospitality industry makes particular demandsupon its managers. Studies of personality characteristics provide littlehelp in their education and development. It…
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0959-6119Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Fevzi Okumus