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The incorporation of training procedures, both formal and informal, within hospitality firms is recognised as a vital element in achieving sustainable perceived service quality. Yet, despite this importance, relatively little is known about the extent, nature and determinants of training in...
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Starting from the premise that subsistence-based economic systems have experienced the most difficulty in becoming involved in the production of goods and services in a market economy, a case study of the Warai, an indigenous clan in Northern Australia, is presented. The opportunities and...
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Opportunities that will provide sustainable development for Indigenous Australians are investigated. Specifically, the micro-enterprise endeavors in ecotourism of an Indigenous clan in Ngukurr are presented, with attention to the planning process undertaken. The need for adequate business...
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