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Hospitality Law and Legislation presentation is about law, prevention philosophy, the future hospitality manager and the legal environment, the hospitality manager and legal management, historical origins of the law, the evolutionary nature of the common law, classification of laws, sources of law, legislations, hospitality and legislations, international legal context, preventative legal management, STEM, prevention philosophy, the components of STEM, STEM the tide of litigation, select, applic...

The impacts of globalisation in hotel industry and its negative effects presentation is about introduction, increasing levels of globalisation in hotel industry, types of hotels according to management, impacts on organisational cultures, impacts on organisational structure, discussing the impacts of globalisation on hotel industry, positive effects, negative effects, rectifying negative points and conclusion.

External Environment & The Planning and Development Process Presentation is about introduction, company's microenvironment, company's macro-environment, major forces of the macro-environment, demographic environment, economic environment, natural environment, technological environment, cultural environment, legal and political environment, competitive analysis, levels of competition, industry competition, Porter's Model of Industry Competition, Porter's 5 forces-barriers to entry, threats o...

The role of culture presentation is about the nature of culture, characteristics of culture, values in culture, priorities of cultural values, stereotyping, a model of culture, Hofstede's cultural dimensions, attitudinal dimensions of culture, synthesis of country clusters, Trompenaars' cultural dimensions, culture and management, how culture affects managerial approaches, taking care of those who take care of customers and Ritz Carlton.

Quantitative Analysis for Managers Module consists of 7 presentations.

Queuing Theory Presentation is about waiting line examples, why do we have to wait, what is a queue, waiting lines, elements of waiting lines, implications of waiting lines, costs of queues, goal of waiting-line analysis, waiting line costs, waiting line terminology, general framework of a queuing system, the single-sever waiting line system, basic components of the queuing system, queue discipline, service mechanism, customer's behaviour, managing waiting times, waiting-line performance measur...

Inventory control presentation is about its definition, types of inventory, functions of inventory, where do we keep inventory, inventory costs, disadvantages of inventory, independent versus dependent demand, inventory management for independent demand, inventory models, economic order quantity, EOQ objective, inventory usage over time, EOQ Model How much to order?, EOQ Model equations, reorder point, EOQ Model When to order, safety stocks and reorder point for a service level.

Network Analysis presentation is about managing projects with networks, objectives of network analysis, management of large projects, project planning, project scheduling, purposes of project scheduling, project planning, scheduling and controlling, describing the project, diagramming the network, project management techniques, Gantt chart, Pert and CPM, questions which may be addressed by PERT and CPM, the six steps common to PERT and CPM, network conventions, critical path analysis, estimating...

Assignment Model Presentation is about strategic implications for short-term scheduling, the goals for short-term scheduling, assignment method, variation of the assignment problem and unbalanced assignment problem.

Transportation Model Presentation is about what a transportation model requires, transportation problem solutions steps, methods for finding initial solution, the least cost method, vogel's approximation method (VAM), optimality test, the stepping stone method and special issues in the transportation model.

Linear Programming Presentation is about introduction, allocating resources, examples of successful LP applications, requirements of a linear programming problem, 5 basic assumptions of linear programming, formulating linear programming problems, formulation of LP problem, graphical solution method, slack and surplus variables, Iso-profit line solution, isoprofit lines steps, special cases in LP, the valuation of scarce resources and sensitivity analysis.

Decision Analysis Presentation is about introduction, steps in decision theory, identifying the problem, identifying decision criteria, allocating weights to the criteria, developing alternatives, analyzing alternatives, selecting an alternative, implementing the decision, evaluating the decision's effectiveness, making decisions, components of decision making, decision theory, types of decision-making environments, decision making under uncertainty, decision table, decision making under risk, ...

Tourism Planning and Development Module consists of 10 presentations and 1 assignment.

Doxey’s Model of Irritation- Social Impact of Tourism Presentation is about overview, factors facilitating the growth of cultural tourism, models to measure impacts, where to fit Doxey's Model, introduction to Doxey's Model, its application to an African context, the Maissai Maara tribe, more on Maissai, the Doxey's model, euphoria stage, apathy stage, annoyance stage, antagonism stage, concluding notes and Butler's Talc.

Different tourism entertainments available in Mauritius with special emphasis on hotels assignment is about defining entertainment in tourism context, importance of entertainments in tourism offer, entertainments helping to make packages attractive, the popular types of entertainment offered, does entertainment influences tourists' decision for future visitation, how entertainment has evolved since the past 10 years and promising forms of entertainment that can be considered in the future.

Tourism Planning Process Presentation is about the ritchie/Crouch Model, relating tourism planning to tourism policy, some advantages of tourism, some disadvantages of tourism, the planning process, an overview of the tourism planning process and goals of tourism development.

Tourism Planning Presentation is about introduction, planning as part of a system, planning premises, principles for development, government involvement, planning at a national level, regional development elements, unsuccessful development, sustainable development, UNWTO indicators, composite indices, supplementary indicators, environment assessment and climate change.

Planning and Managing Tourism- Tools for Sustainability Presentation is about overview, carrying capacity, WTO definition of carrying capacity, dynamics of CC, forms of CC, Doxey's irridex, limits of acceptable change, steps of LAC, environmental impact assessment (EIA), the EIA process, what EIA process does, cost benefit analysis and economic feasibility analysis.

Sustainability Challenges for Island Tourism Presentation is about quick recap on sy and sd, quick recap on st, prerequisites for sustainable tourism, predicament of the tourism industry, overview, sustainable tourism development, std principles, criticism on std, sustainability in tourism: a paradox, island tourism, challenges for island tourism, solution to island tourism, std in non-island setting, sy issues for non-island setting, optimising on tourism, sustainable principles aligned to prac...

Overview of tourism presentation is about why is tourism industry unique, fundamental truths about tourism, what is planning, general concepts of planning, tourism planning terms and references, goals for development, contemporary tourism trends, elements of tourism planning approach, levels of tourism planning, other types of planning, components of tourism development, some special considerations in planning for tourism, why is tourism planning necessary, lack of planning, a consequence, touri...