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We are so grateful for this immense opportunity! Throughout the Winter semester, students in the Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management program Humber Polytechnic had the privilege to culminate their studies through an applied, community-engaged project in partnership with Six Nations Tourism! Whitlea and Jaquie first welcomed the students to Chiefswood Park on Six Nations territory, providing them with valuable insights into the operations of a highly sought-after Indigenous community-based tourism destination. The students were challenged to develop practical, real-world solutions to enhance workflow efficiencies and optimize booking systems. Their work focused on identifying staffing opportunities, refining task allocation, and recommending improvements to the booking system to support smoother operations, particularly during peak season At the end of the semester, Whitlea and Jaquie came to campus to listen to students present their work and select the winner of the challenge! Thank you again from the bottom of our hearts! <3 See more in the Longo Faculty of Business' Dean's Newsletter https://lnkd.in/evRaPYYb #ExperientialLearning #HospitalityManagement #TourismManagement #IndigenousTourism #StudentSuccess #CommunityEngagement
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As a travelling tourism professor, I explore a lot, whether in far destinations or in my own backyard. I learned to cherish little moments. I take keen interest in the subtle forms of interactions between people. And I love Yoga in case you haven't noticed. That's pretty much what I will be blogging about :) All my opinions are personal and my own. ArchivesCategories |
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