2) Facilities
- Marriott international
Marriott International is a leader and strong competitor in a variety of industries, including hotels and motels, food service, facilities management, retirement communities, and vacation interval ownership or time-shares. The Marriott family, the company's founders, owned a 21-percent interest in the company in the mid-1990s.
Marriott's primary enterpris
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Largest cities: São Paulo, 18,333,000 (metro. area), 10,927,985 (city proper); Rio de Janeiro, 11,469,000 (metro. area), 6,094,183 (city proper); Salvador, 2,590,400; Belo Horizonte, 2,347,500; Recife, 1,485,500; Porto Alegre, 1,372,700
Ⅰ. ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
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1) OVERVIEW
1. India's real GDP 6%→9%(2006/07) since the liberalization process began in 1991. it has become increasingly involved in bilateral and regional trade agreements.
2. Constituting impediments to improved productivity and thus hampering exports and deterring inward FDI.
3. High growth has improved positive effects(infant mortality
mortality, is applied to the hotel population in the South Korea. When we look at a history of hotel industry in South Korea, it is relatively short compared to that of western civilizations. We will, thus, examine how hotels took place in Korea, what factors have an influence on the change of hotel organizations, and why these changes happened.
2. Literature Review
(1) Sociological Perspect
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