An Empirical Study on Professional Identity of Tourism and Hotel Management Students in Udaipur

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The purpose of this study is to examine the attitudes and perceptions of current undergraduate and post graduate tourism and hospitality students in Udaipur toward careers in the industry. Areas that students have concerns over include respondent's relationship with their managers, promotion opportunities, career paths, and the pay and conditions offered within the industry.

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