Professionalism is traditionally associated with classic professions such as medicine and law. With the growth of consumerism, numerous industries and occupations are striving for professionalism to enhance their status. This study addresses the conceptual ambiguity of professionalism by identifying the elements or criteria to achieve it in the hospitality industry. The perceptions of hotel practitioners from various work levels including junior staff, middle managers, and senior executives are explored through focus group interviews. Findings identify eight elements of professionalism, namely, passion, sensitivity, and open-mindedness to new trends, team-oriented attitude, competence and skills, emotional self-control, professional ethics,...
abstract: Many professional occupations have acquired a new environment and new conditions for their...
The purpose of this paper is intended to measure the degree of professionalism in the professions li...
What does it mean to be a professional and a management services professional? Is this just an indic...
Calls for change within the hospitality sector have argued for the industry to seriously consider th...
The success of the global tourism industry will ultimately depend on its professionalism (Edgell et ...
[ACCESS RESTRICTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT AUTHOR'S REQUEST.] The key to success in the hos...
The hospitality industry is dependent on a professional staff to exceed guests’ expectations. Existi...
Professionalism in the tourism industry encompasses many of the same values and traits required in o...
In response to calls for increased professionalism in the restaurant industry, this paper aims to sh...
There has been an increased awareness of the importance of being professional in organizations. Thi...
The purpose of this paper is intended to measure the degree of professionalism in the professions li...
In this study of professional development in hotel, catering and institutional services, the need fo...
This study seeks to uncover the relevance of “Dimensions of Professionalism” coined by Richard H. Ha...
The Tourism Policy Review Group (TPRG) (2003, p. 54) has highlighted the need for the development of...
Context: Despite a growing and influential literature, 'professionalism' remains conceptually unclea...
abstract: Many professional occupations have acquired a new environment and new conditions for their...
The purpose of this paper is intended to measure the degree of professionalism in the professions li...
What does it mean to be a professional and a management services professional? Is this just an indic...
Calls for change within the hospitality sector have argued for the industry to seriously consider th...
The success of the global tourism industry will ultimately depend on its professionalism (Edgell et ...
[ACCESS RESTRICTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT AUTHOR'S REQUEST.] The key to success in the hos...
The hospitality industry is dependent on a professional staff to exceed guests’ expectations. Existi...
Professionalism in the tourism industry encompasses many of the same values and traits required in o...
In response to calls for increased professionalism in the restaurant industry, this paper aims to sh...
There has been an increased awareness of the importance of being professional in organizations. Thi...
The purpose of this paper is intended to measure the degree of professionalism in the professions li...
In this study of professional development in hotel, catering and institutional services, the need fo...
This study seeks to uncover the relevance of “Dimensions of Professionalism” coined by Richard H. Ha...
The Tourism Policy Review Group (TPRG) (2003, p. 54) has highlighted the need for the development of...
Context: Despite a growing and influential literature, 'professionalism' remains conceptually unclea...
abstract: Many professional occupations have acquired a new environment and new conditions for their...
The purpose of this paper is intended to measure the degree of professionalism in the professions li...
What does it mean to be a professional and a management services professional? Is this just an indic...