Pocket Guide for Hospitality Managers

Pocket Guide for Hospitality Managers
ISBN-10
1000035972
ISBN-13
9781000035971
Category
Business & Economics
Pages
248
Language
English
Published
2019-12-17
Publisher
Routledge
Authors
Conrad Lashley, Michael N. Chibili

Description

A concise, practical guide that provides the skills and knowledge for current and future managers across the hospitality industry. The book provide a concise resource for all emerging hospitality managers, and for academics preparing students for careers within the hospitality industry.With a ‘how to do’ agenda, the authors offer a practical guide to the skills and knowledge needed by those who will be managing bars, restaurants and hotels in the fast moving hospitality retailing contexts. Written in a non-academic style, this book will be a valuable resource for students and early career managers working in the hospitality sector.

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