Transferring Tourism Knowledge

Donald E. Hawkins

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Hospitality and Tourism Education Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Knowledge Management in Higher Education

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SUMMARY Knowledge sharing and quality assurance in hospitality and tourism is a very broad topic to cover. This paper focuses mainly on the role of higher education in transferring knowledge into practice. Knowledge can be defined as “an understanding of something and the ability to use that understanding through study and experience.”1

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