Hospitality Internship Reimagined

Abstract

A significant impact of the COVID-19 epidemic has been felt in the hospitality sector, particularly in global education. Interns in hotels are often called back or offered virtual training as a setback to their internships. Although their preferences remain the same overall, they remain attracted to the industry. Survey findings reveal that 44.4% of institutes in Delhi-NCR and Haryana suggest converting internships into academic semesters, 25.9% suggest contactless internships, and 22.2% suggest virtual internships. There were 7.5% of respondents who suggested withdrawing from training. This particular research study focused on exploring the measures implemented by different hospitality education institutions in Delhi/NCR and Haryana in response to the COVID-19 pandemic regarding the internships of their hospitality students.

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