In the context of hospitality education, this article reports on an empirical study of student
learning considering four factors: strategic management skills, team process skills, level of …

Hospitality managers are req-uired to make daily decisions about personnel, financial,
marketing, and operational matters. Teaching students about the decision-making process is …

Theeducation of today's hospitality managers isacomplex process. The list of competencies
that managers should have continues to grow inthe broad areas offinance, operations …

This study examines hotel management students' expectations of and satisfaction with the
use of the Hotel Operations Tactics and Strategy (HOTS) simulation as a learning tool …

In this study, the author compared the effectiveness of two different strategic management
course designs: one centered on case discussions and the other combining a computer …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore the use of simulations in strategy teaching.
The authors' conceptualization is built upon the benefits and limitations of simulations by …

Simulations are widely used tools today, not only as analytical applications to support
decisions but also for instructional applications in management education. This case …

The aim of the article is to quantify the relevance and effectiveness of computer simulations
within the hospitality curriculum, from the perspective of the hospitality student. It outlines the …

The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of a computer-based business simulation
on learning enhancement taking account of prior work experience, realism of the simulation …

Conventional, paper-based cases can create administrative and pedagogical difficulties for
both teachers and learners. They may also make open-ended problem solving more …