Resort Article Reviews Samples For Students

A. Forces in the Singing Valley Resort Market

Customers' bargaining power- the clients of the Singing Valley Resort have a weak bargaining power because of the high-quality levels of the services it offers.
Substitution threat- Singing Valley Resort has a comparatively low substitution threat since most high-end customers prefer it stemming from the best services they receive. It is evidently portrayed from the high revenues and the high occupancy at the resort.
Suppliers bargaining buyer- they have a moderate power. It stems from the fact that the suppliers have the propensity of increasing the costs of their commodities because of the type of clientele that visits the ...

A. Singing Valley Market’s analysis

Customers’ bargaining power- their bargaining power is low because of the superior quality of the services and experience offered by the entity.
The threat of substitution- there is no danger of replacement from any of its competitors. Also, its quality, as well as, location has been responsible for its competitive leadership. It is vividly portrayed through the occupancy that is often high.
Bargaining power of suppliers- they wield a higher bargaining power since they have the potential of increasing their costs as a result of the well-to-do clientele that visits the resort. (Chapter one- The importance of IMS) The ...

Article Review

Article Review
Rood, A Scott (2010)

Introduction

Contemporary business entities employ human resources diverse in terms of gender, generations, and education, race, culture and value systems. I have chosen article written by Rood, A Scott (2010) dealing with generational diversity in hospitality industry and in particular lodging and resorts, for reviewing. Few empirical studies have attempted to investigate the effects of generational differences in workplaces in the contemporary hospitality sector (Anastasios, Maria-Krambia, Andreas & Iphigenia, 2011).
The article begins with the difficulties in managing multi-generational employees, as misunderstandings between them are on the rise and it is becoming problematic to manage ...

Article Review:

What Will Happen in the World’s Largest Nation?
Article Review: Bank Ownership and Efficiency in China:
What Will Happen in the World’s Largest Nation?
This article (a draft, notably) was written in 2005, and starts off with the report that China was “partially privatizing” three of its four largest banks and opening them to foreign ownership. The article presents data claiming to demonstrate that allowing foreign ownership would increase “efficiency” levels in the banking sector generally. The article also includes a brief yet interesting history of the Chinese banking system.
Ten years later, the article can be ...

The article From White-Collar to Red-Collar Crime discusses the dangers which white-collar criminals may pose. Although typically assumed to be nonviolent offenders, that when threated with the prospect of being caught and imprisoned, many white-collar criminals are willing to resort to committing very violent acts. The article describes the violent acts committed by white-collars criminal moving into the violent crime arena as red-collar crime.

Perpetrators of white collar crime are not all high level executives anymore. Technology has made it easier for ‘street criminals’ to commit white-collar crimes. Many people including those in law enforcement may be under ...

Abstract

The paper delineates and evaluates Eric Garner and Michael Brown Cases as well as unwarranted and excessive use of force. Garner was killed due to selling untaxed cigarettes while Michael Brown was a suspected robber. In both cases, the targeted were unarmed, and I think a re-evaluation of the use by the police force. Two different viewpoints persist in each of the cases. In the Garner case, he had been unable to breathe and choked to death. I think that the officers had no right to punish him with death because a man drinking and driving has no intention to kill others, ...

Analysis of “On Terror,” by Philip E. Devine and Robert J. Rafalko

Introduction

There have been several views on terrorism. However, research on terrorism differs from the standard social science research. As one is dealing with underground organizations, often there is little or incomplete data. Terrorism is like a war in the shadows that creates massive publicity. For the majority of researchers, it can be dangerous to do investigative research in danger zones, and therefore, majority of the research is carried out on the basis of reports released by the government and media news stories. Research on terrorism has more often ...

Analysis on terrorism

Introduction
There have been several views on terrorism. However, research on terrorism differs from the standard social science research. As one is dealing with underground organizations, often there is little or incomplete data. Terrorism is like a war in the shadows that creates massive publicity. For the majority of researchers, it can be dangerous to do investigative research in danger zones, and therefore, majority of the research is carried out on the basis of reports released by the government and media news stories. Research on terrorism has more often been criticized as it is believed that most of the ...

Introduction

Globalization forms a significant issue in the hospitality industry. Hotels franchises, for instance, may choose to expand into foreign markets. However, globalization may have both negative and positive effects on the hospitality industry. Factors such weather, cultural differences and economic factors have a considerable influence on the globalization in the hospitality industry. Tourism is a significant part of the hospitality industry. Globalization makes it possible for companies in the hospitality industry to expand their operations. This implies that the number of customers for the company increases. Consequently, the company enjoys more business hence can be able to make more profit (Frink, 2009). ...

Article Review: Japan’s Growth Strategy is All Wrong

Abstract
The article Japan’s growth strategy is all wrong is about the policies implemented by the Japan government led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that is viewed to jeopardise the country’s low interest rate environment that is conducive for spending and investment. The purpose of the student in writing this paper is to present the economic problem faced by Japan as an implication of the policies executed by the government, applying the concepts and principles that I have learned in my Economics.
The article entitled Japan’s growth strategy is all wrong is about the ...

In general terms, suicide can be defined as an individual’s act of taking his/her own life. Most people who take their lives often suffer from depression. Depression refers to a psychological disorder that affects an individual’s logical thinking. In most cases, people suffering from depression face challenges in maintaining good social interactions. Depressed people also suffer from inconsistent mood swings and emotional imbalances. People suffering from the above negative effects of depression, often resort to committing suicide since they find it difficult to continue with their current state of life. This paper will seek to explore the causes ...