Hospitality - Science topic

sanal gerçeklik (VR), mesleki eğitim ve öğretim sektöründe, özellikle otelcilik eğitimi ve öğretiminde oldukça etkili bir şekilde uygulanabilir. Sanal gerçeklik, otelcilik sektöründeki çeşitli becerilerin teorik ve pratik olarak kazandırılmasında yenilikçi bir araç olarak kullanılabilir. İşte detaylı bir değerlendirme:

a. Müşteri İlişkileri Eğitimi

b. Kat Hizmetleri (Housekeeping)

c. Mutfak Hizmetleri ve Gıda Güvenliği

d. Resepsiyon ve Rezervasyon Yönetimi

e. Etkinlik Yönetimi

a. Risk Almadan Öğrenme

b. Pratik ve Etkileşimli Eğitim

c. Kişiselleştirilmiş Eğitim Deneyimi

d. Mekandan Bağımsız Eğitim

e. Ölçülebilir Performans

a. Yüksek Maliyet

b. Teknolojik Altyapı Gereksinimi

c. Duyusal ve Fiziksel Sınırlamalar

a. Marriott Hotels

b. Hilton

c. Meslek Okulları ve Üniversiteler

Sanal gerçeklik, otelcilik eğitimi için hem teorik hem de pratik becerilerin kazandırılmasında devrim yaratabilir. Bu tür bir teknolojiyi entegre etmek, sektörün ihtiyaçlarına yönelik daha hazırlıklı ve donanımlı çalışanlar yetiştirmeye yardımcı olabilir.

I do not understand this specialty well, but I encourage you to do so. In fact, it is very important research, especially with the appearance of symptoms in people I have encountered who underwent this operation.

there could be many topics, but you should at least mention briefly what you want research. For instance, concept of hospitality in various cultures, hospitality and its impacts on customer etc.

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It can be difficult to pinpoint a single researcher on this topic because the church-community relationship is a vast field of study. However, there are several prominent scholars who have done significant work in this area. Here are some names to get you started:

Donald Miller: Miller is a sociologist who has written extensively about the changing nature of religion in America, including the decline in church attendance and the growing disconnect between churches and their communities. His book "Demolishing the Myth" explores these themes.

Stephen L. Nock: Nock is another sociologist whose research focuses on the relationship between religion and civil society. His book "The Social Benefits of Religion" examines the positive impact that religious institutions can have on communities.

Rodney Stark: Stark, a sociologist of religion, takes a more positive view of the church-community relationship. He argues that churches play a vital role in social capital and community development. His book "City of God" delves into this perspective.

Robert Putnam: Putnam, a political scientist, is best known for his book "Bowling Alone, which explores the decline of social capital in America. While not solely focused on churches, his work is relevant to understanding the changing role of religious institutions in communities.

Evelyn and James Whitehead: This husband-and-wife team are sociologists who have studied the Black Church and its role in African American communities. Their work, such as "Religion in the African-American Experience", highlights the unique dynamics of faith-based institutions within specific cultural contexts.

In addition to these individual scholars, there are also research institutions that focus on religion and its role in society. Here are a couple of examples:

The Pew Research Center: This nonpartisan research organization frequently conducts surveys and studies on religion and public life, including the relationship between churches and communities. You can find their relevant reports on their website.

The Hartford Institute for Religion Research: This institute at Hartford Seminary in Connecticut conducts research on a variety of topics related to religion, including its role in civic life and social change. Explore their website for resources.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it should give you a good starting point for your research into the church-community relationship, its potential disconnect, and strategies for rebuilding connections.

celebration, events or the occasions stimulates demand in an economy, as demand is more important macroeconomic determinant. such events help to makes the economy movable. production of goods without demand leads towards the economic recession as criticized by Keynes upon classical economists. Mahafizur Rahman Jim

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Thank you very much. Sbonelo

Here are some specific examples of digital touchpoints that can be used in the five-star hospitality customer journey: Hotel website, Mobile app, Chatbots, Social media, and In-room technology.

Hello Maksim. This is a challenging task because there is no definitive method to establish the exact count of researchers working in the field of tourism and hospitality research. To ensure accuracy, you must specify your inclusion criteria. For instance, do you want to include only researchers specializing in this field, or do you also want to consider those with cross-disciplinary expertise? Also, do you want to incorporate gastronomy and foodservice-based researchers in your selection criteria?

Regarding journals, limiting your search to Scopus, WoS, and ERA index journals would be best. It's crucial to focus on quality over quantity since many non-indexed tourism and hospitality journals are available worldwide. I hope this information is helpful.

Wei is asking about how to measure the construct "objective knowledge", he is not talking about satisfaction.

The future is hard to predict, but my personal observation yesterday shows that robots are getting more and more ubiquitous. Regarding the hospitality, I attended the EMEX 2022 in New Zealand, and multiple robots were welcoming visitors by approaching and offering them small treats and some brochures!

Katrina Partol ,

The question about HR management in the hotel industry is very attractive to solve HR issues. Sometimes, ethical change management and talent management could be applied in this sector. Kindly visit the RG links.

All the best,

Great question Ankita Sharma , you may try below links or consult the institutes direct to provide the update data on doctorate numbers.

Have a look at this useful RG link.

Please have a look at this research:

Please also have a look at this report from England regarding hospital admissions

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Think of studying the success of Airbnb and OYO, and how they are valued higher that brick and mortar hospitality companies.

The COVID-19 infection causes hypoxia by depleting SpO2 level in patients. The hypoxia induces the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) . Another possibility is that the inflammation generated due to viral infection also increase ROS levels. The hypoxia-mediated increase of ROS further induce inflammation in the patients. In both conditions, ROS levels are elevated that further increase the severity of disease.

For more detail kindly see the published paper in Nat. Rev. Immunol. 20, 515-516 (2020):

References:

Laforge, M. Tissue damage from neutrophil-induced oxidative stress in COVID-19. Nat. Rev. Immunol. 20, 515-516 (2020).

Thank you @J. Raffiee for the valuable info including the link. This will truly help me a lot.

Dear Dr. Sandeep Chatterjee,

Interesting question. May be below links can assist you and good luck on your research.

Thank you for the survey link.

Kuldeep Singh Sumedha Agarwal if you notice, hill stations are witnessing a surge in tourist inflow in India as soon as states have lifted their lockdown. And, hoteliers too will want more tourists to recover their losses. The uncertainty of any more lockdown will force stakeholders to milk more in short-run. In such a scenario, do you think that sustainability will take a backseat.

Is Green tourism really possible in long-run? If no, then the industry stakeholders might feel hesitant to invest in green activities. If yes, then how do you think it will impact the tourist behavior?

You can find some trends here:

Best regards,

EM

I do not believe that vaccines weaken the immune system in the beginning, as suggested by Ahmad.On the contrary, studies show that the production of neutralizing antibodies is superior in people vaccinated in coparation to convalescent and infected people.

As time passed many people experienced caution fatigue — feeling less motivated or inclined to follow expert advice about COVID-19 and growing more tired of physical distancing, following the arrows at local grocery stores and wearing masks. As good as the advice was to “stay the blazes home,” people wanted to get out and see friends and family.

Maybe this helps you:

According to the MDG monitoring framework, the inter-agency expert group on MDG indicators (International Labour Organization Participation... and Training Authorities" (SETAs) has developed special industry plans (for example, in tourism, hospitality and sports, medical and welfare, construction.

Contact

Stefano SCARPETTA (✉ stefano.scarpetta@oecd.org)

Jean-Christophe DUMONT (✉ jean-christophe.dumont@oecd.org)

Thomas LIEBIG (✉ thomas.liebig@oecd.org)

@Telma Brito thank you for your contribution

Which area you are taking for your study?

What exactly you want to find out in tented or camp Tourism. you may work on trying to find out the perception of people about Tented or camp tourism, satisfaction of tourist with regards to specific tented destination. or can do the complete case study of specific tented destination

A bit late, but try: 'The Origins of Hospitality and Tourism' by Kevin D. O'Gorman, Goodfellow Pub., 2010 OR

O'Gorman, K.D. (2009), "Origins of the commercial hospitality industry: from the fanciful to factual", International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, Vol. 21 No. 7, pp. 777-790. https://doi.org/10.1108/09596110910985287

Dear Shalendra Singh !! I'm also working in Covid-ward not in ICU. I agree with you. Those 2 really doing magic. Clinical Trial doesn't always goes hand in hand with Practical Experience.

Thank you Carey for these ideas!

best regards

Thank you for your inputs Maniazhagu Dharuman .

I agree with @Arvind sir

However the exact time of the disease onset in patients is not clear.is it matter? how can i compare two group whereas that the time of disease onset is not the same?

We are trying.

I think Biosafety measures should be implemented but it will need more facilities and time if the the hospitals setup aren't ready

very nice question...sustainability can be achieved by reducing the tourist spending and in other words its called over tourism in various destination, and it is one of the most emerging concept in the present scenario and a new and fertile area of research in tourism parlance. Similarly service quality can be one of the prominent tool for achieving sustainability in tourism and hospitality industry.The service quality can be replaced by the new concept called "service encounter" or "moment of truth" .

I think very few papers on this above issues... can be a good research area

Green "ism" in Tourism ...... is one of a great topic .... but i need ur help to write a research paper for publication in a reputed scopus indexd journal

Makhabbat - best to go to a search repository (such as SCImago) and use the drop-boxes for your discipline. It will highlight, in rank order i.e. Impact Factor and Q-ranking the main journals in your discipline. They will also offer you links direct to the journal website for you to check scope, content etc.

I suppose, you cannot "measure" well-being, but you can use different quiestionnaires, revealing complaints, bad habits, emotional state etc. For example https://www.healthpsychologyresearch.com/find-a-questionnaire/well-being-questionnaire-0

What kind of training can be provided by HR division of Hospitality Industry in Islamophobia customer service prevention. It is very unethical for front-lines to offer bias service toward the tourist due to cultural/belief differences. Its became massive issue when this kind of bad service went viral. New literature gap for hospitality industry

Hello,

Just giving my opinion here. Did you consider the following :

> Preferred riding speed on highways vs urban environment as speed directly influences crash severity.

> Protective gear usage and quality as riders who take protective precautions i.e helmets, jackets, and follow big vehicles closely might still get away with minor injuries.

> Experience riding is also a huge factor as more experienced rider might have a better sense for their vehicle and its performance (brakes, velocity) and also have developed better reflexes over time.

> The aggressiveness of the rider on the road might not always be related to injury severity as it also depends on individual reflexes and reaction times.

You can always use the above to defend your findings in case you did not collect this information from the questionnaires.

I do a lot of field work with my students. Starting with practical exercises, working our way up to more serious research.

Sure mr. Abdullah Saeed Karban.

Is the questionnaire in English? I can help you distribute to my family/relatives that have been to Makkah. Can email it to lsaacademichouse@gmail.com

Dear, Yıldırım Yılmaz , both sectors in Indonesia are very related, tourism and hospitality, the aim is to increase security, comfort, trust and number of visits.

There is a lot of evidence of the association of low vitamin D levels with a range of adverse health and events in older patients: muscle weakness, falls, fractures, cognitive decline, depression, etc. You will very likely find a relationship between low vitamin D level and injuries. The evidence of a causal relationship is, however, underwhelming in intervention studies. So I would advise to perform an RCT with vitamin D and placebo (or sunlight and placebo!) with injuries (or recovery) as an end point.

NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences has a branche in South Africa: Stenden SouthAfrica. They offer full degree programs in Hospitality Management. I am not sure if they are hiring at the moment. This is a link to their website http://stenden.ac.za. Another opportunity would be one of the many universities in the Gulf such as Qatar or the United Arab Emirates. Good luck on finding a fitting position and your further career.

Brian Lee thank you. However, I was looking into some other type of content, for instance, workflows sheets, scientific methodology based on performance review, etc. However, thanks for sharing!

Hello Please download the attachment

With respect

You cannot publish in scopus journals , there are some business and management related Scopus journals which publish very fast and take money as well, they will publish hospitality and tourism related paper also

Dear Ginni, you may refer to this article for an established measurement of "Organizational Culture" in hospitality sector. Please download the article from attachment.

Dawson, Abbott & Shoemaker (2011).

Regards.

Patwary. A. K.

Firstly in SPSS Program, you must analyze the variance of the groups by using Levene and Anova tests. After you must use post-Hoc methot for the similarities and diversities of the groups. Whith the One Way Anova test, you can grouping these groups.

Yes it does make sense as long as there is transparency. We work on a tight budget for our field trips, conferences etc and this is diluted when having to use university allocated travel agents who will obviously take their commission.

I think the subject is very complex ...

The decision follows many things, including the age of the patient, often if the patient is still not serious, the decision belongs to his family, but if the patient is advanced in age, too, the decision will return to those who care, so some patients do not have any family or wife to even a close person so decisions A purely personal person on the contrary who has a family, sons or a person associated with it.

Of course, these things all come after a doctor's decision

regards

1- This is, I would say not a new research area. There is already a body of literature on that. What will be you contribution?

2- You may like to consider that there is voluntary and involuntary turnover. Each type has reasons.

Dear Mayaka,

Thank you for your suggestion. What do you think the idea of doing a study on tourism education in that region. we can do it with cooperation a Ph.D. student studying in our university and he is from that region. Do you think there are some people we can contact while doing research?

Considering the wide geographical and biological diversity, the scope of Eco-tourism in Sikkim is very high. If the resources are tapped successfully we can transform the face of Eco-tourism industry in Sikkim. What actually needed is careful planning and a target oriented approach. Eco-tourism in Sikkim has flourished because of the immense bio-diversity that exists no where else in the world. It must, however, be realized that there is immense potential still to be tapped in terms of making optimum use of the valuable natural resources. Well- managed Eco-tourism can be hugely beneficial for biodiversity. There are some factors that have promoted Eco-tourism in Sikkim to a great extent. However, Sikkim’s full potential is yet to be realized and in the future years the country can expect to reap some great rewards. Looking at the tremendous potential the Eco-tourism industry offers in the field of its employment generation and foreign exchange earnings capacity, it is the time that government pays urgent attention to the needs of the Eco-tourism industry. It is believed that by 2020, tourism industry would be a single biggest industry in the world. In this way, the Eco-tourism in Sikkim requires to be developed by amending laws for attaining the objectives of sustainability.

Many years ago I completed a thesis:

"A comparison of cognitive orientation in male and female hotel managers".

I surveyed hospitality leaders against Gasse's (1977) characteristics of the entrepreneur; and Rokeach's Dogmatism scale.

Hi Chuan,

I suggest some articles focused on performance in the hospitality literature ...

ٍSorry I do not have but you can use Viaczelaw answer

regards 

Intensive care needs intensive nursing..

Social architecture as main topic? For instance, http://link.springer.com/article/10.1093/jurban/jtg063 or http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1540-4560.00074/full

Effects of blocking of angiotensin system on the prevalence of metabolic syndrome in type 2 diabetic patients

This research has been done to evaluate prevalence of metabolic syndrome in hypertensive type 2 diabetic patients treated with antihypertensive drugs that inhibit renin angiotensin system. I don't know if it could be of benefit for you.

Dear Nilima,

Since you are specifically looking for afree and simple tool, You might want to consider our free workbooks for Microsoft Excel, Meta-Essentials. See www.meta-essentials.com

It comes with an user-guide and a text on how we would interpret the results.

Good luck with your meta-analysis!

Henk

Dear Anna,

You should first decide whether you want to use qualitative or quantitative methods. The former are based on job analysis, while quantitative imply a survey to being applied to employers and/or employees. British Skill Survey can help to approach both employers and employees. UK has separate surveys.

There is also literature on graduates skills based on EU projects. See CHEERS and REFLEX surveys. They tried to examine skill mismatch among EU and non-EU countries.

best wishes,

Fátima

Dear Leila, if I understand your question correctly, the hospitality offered by a luxurious restaurant has no difference compared to the high class accommodation hospitality. The scales could be: excellent-very good-good-average-poor. In order to measure the level of hospitality in a specific restaurant, questionnaires should be addressed to the guests after their meal.

All the best!