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Introduction Sustainable development in the hotel industry can be defined as a holistic concept based on the need for development that is cognizant of the current needs without compromising the capacity or capability of the future generation to have their needs met.... The main aim of sustainable development in the hotel industry is to secure economic development, environmental protection and social equity.... the hotel industry is embarking on training and equipment to ensure that employees make conscious decisions that encourage sustainability....
6 Pages
(1500 words)
Assignment
Barrows and Tom Powers 2008 ) Among the identified challenges in this context, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can be illustrated as one of the significant issues witnessed by the hotel when practicing hospitality management, apart from being influences by rising environmental concerns and competitive forces.... The 208 rooms comprising the hotel are positioned within a picturesque site to give the visitors long-lasting and memorable experiences.... To differentiate its services, the hotel has been providing a lavish variety of amenities as well as services, such as individually controlled air-conditioned accommodation, satellite and cable programs, restaurants and bars, frivolous and sports facilities that include swimming pools, ocean driving assortment, aqua aerobics, child care room, and book library among others....
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(2750 words)
Assignment
Especially, macau should cooperate with its neighbouring cities Hong Kong and Zhuhai to develop its casino gaming oriented tourism industry.... After the introduction of foreign investment, macau's tourism industry is aiming to transfer itself from a gaming, culture and historical destination to a tourism, gaming, MICE and entertainment hub.... However, macau is facing serious challenges which have the potential to constrain its development.... acau is the only legalised gaming destination in China and the government is working hard to develop the tourism industry there....
67 Pages
(16750 words)
Essay
he researcher has chosen this topic as a tourism student, because the tourism industry in Macao based on gambling, have impacted so much on the international identity and association of Macao.... With a very limited resources in the form of garments manufacturing, which is also now being lost to much cheaper labor cost in mainland China, gambling in the guise of tourism industry and in the form of lottery, casinos, games of fortune and horse and dog races, as well as the trendy online gaming, have become Macao's last resort for economic survival....
38 Pages
(9500 words)
Essay
This study is based on the context of ensuring that the performance of the Food and Beverage department at the Grand Hyatt Macau is up to the standards of the hotel and hospitality industry as well as the standards of the Grand Hyatt hotels.... In the paper 'Food & Beverage Department: the Grand Hyatt macau' the author discusses training and development, which are some of the tools which can be used in order to maintain the utmost efficiency and quality of goods and services....
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(3500 words)
Thesis Proposal
The study will be particularly helpful for the management of the Grand Hyatt hotel in macau as they can explore the existing weakness in the systems and devise strategies to remove these weaknesses.... The purpose of this paper is to explore the type of ongoing training and development programs that are present in the food and beverages department of Grand Hyatt hotel of macau.... The growth of the hospitality industry is largely dependent on the type of customer service that is provided by hotels....
15 Pages
(3750 words)
Research Proposal
In the paper 'Training and Development in Food & Beverage' the author analyzes the perception of the employees over the effectiveness towards the training that they receive in food and beverage department of Grand macau.... The study further revealed that Grand Hyatt macau hotel has taken due policy of providing regular training and development to its employees for attaining its predetermined targets....
57 Pages
(14250 words)
Dissertation
Research is presented that collates the opinion of investors and macau residents' dissatisfaction with the available transport infrastructure.... macau has a well-developed transportation network, it is predominantly obsolete and incapable of accommodating the current high volumes of traffic experienced in the sector as it was established by the colonial Portuguese administrators years ago hence is incapable of sustaining the regions current rapid expansion.... macau was previously a major exporter of textile and garments but its dependency on imports has rendered it vulnerable to various global economic downturns crisis including the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s and the current prevailing global financial recession....
33 Pages
(8250 words)
Research Paper
