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Way Forward in the New Normal – Hospitality Education Post Covid-19
India is poised to be one of the fastest growing tourism industries over the next decade, with the Hospitality and Tourism sector predicted to grow at an average annual rate of 7.5% to 18.36 lakh crore (US $270 billion) by 2025 (7.2% of GDP). The issue of skill gaps is a worldwide problem. In India, for instance, the shortage of skilled manpower poses a major threat to the overall development of tourism. In Dubai, a shortage of manpower poses the biggest challenge to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) tourism industry, according to industry management studies (Source: Bloomberg Nov 2019).The hospitality
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India is poised to be one of the fastest growing tourism industries over the next decade, with the Hospitality and Tourism sector predicted to grow at an average annual rate of 7.5% to 18.36 lakh crore (US $270 billion) by 2025 (7.2% of GDP). The issue of skill gaps is a worldwide problem. In India, for instance, the shortage of skilled manpower poses a major threat to the overall development of tourism. In Dubai, a shortage of manpower poses the biggest challenge to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) tourism industry, according to industry management studies (Source: Bloomberg Nov 2019).The hospitality […]
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