Quality Education
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Academic Stereotyping: Impact on Tourism Students’ Achievements Among Selected Universities in Manila
Authors: Denise R. Absulio, Charlene M. Angeles, Charles Allan O. Cabrera, Angela Sheryne L. Malabanan, Stephanie Mae Medina, Lovely Ziganay, and Dr. Rovena I. Dellova Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: This research aimed to identify the impacts that affect tourism students’ achievements regarding academic stereotyping factors. This study determines the reasons for people’s misconceptions about tourism students.…
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LPU’s International Tourism and Hospitality Management Students in Promoting Tourist Attractions using Facebook amidst Covid-19: Promotional Tool
Authors: Pauline Chesca A. Alfonso, James Vinny D. De Castro, Jacob Paul U. Bait, Zesther Zen V. Nave, Earl Jan Q. Untalan, and Dr. Diosdado Limon Cabiling Jr., Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Social media has a big role especially in tourism industry, information gathering, decision-making, tourism promotion, and focusing on best practices on how to communicate…
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Assessment on the Perspective of Culinary Arts Students in Lyceum of the Philippines University-Manila towards Immersing in Gastronomy Tourism Activities: A Baseline Study
Authors: Ariel Leandro Dela Cruz, Caleila Jilliane Fernando, Jayson Liwag, Erlyn Jazmin Mateo, Jeremy Midoro, and Mr. Danilo Balaysoche Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: In recent years, Gastronomy Tourism has become a significant and thriving component of the appeal of a tourism destination, but very limited studies have focused on its contribution to the academic field, especially…
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The Impact of Fast-Food Advertising on the Buying and Selection Behavior of Hospitality and Tourism Students: A Correlation Study
Authors: Berlyn Rose Bernal, Czarelle Alliah Blanco, Disc John Dela Rosa, and Jann Miles Rayven Servilla, Dr. Diosdado Cabilig Jr., and Fred Almazan Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Food advertising has been proven to have a greater effect on food choices, food patterns, and consumption patterns. With the growing popularity of social media, it has become easier…
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Level of Satisfaction on College-Based Virtual Events as Perceived by the Hospitality Management Students at the Lyceum of the Philippines University Manila
Authors: Gabriel Tristan Mendoza, Norman James Flores, Jayce Von Racho, Alberto Baltazar, Dr. Jocelyn Y. Camalig and Zenaida Jesalva Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: This study entitled “Level of Satisfaction on College-Based Virtual Events as Perceived by the Hospitality Managements at the Lyceum of University Manila” aims to determine the level of satisfaction of the CITHM students…