1993
DOI: 10.1080/03098269308709208
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Planning for tourism education and training in the 1990s: bridging the gap between industry and education

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“…Experiential approaches to learning can also attempt to close the gap between knowledge gained in an academic setting and the eventual application of that knowledge in practice. It is for this reason that experiential learning may be a useful educational tool within the tourism and hospitality field (Goodenough & Page, 1993). Several studies have reported on the application of experiential learning approaches to event management studies.…”
Section: Journal Of Teaching In Travel and Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experiential approaches to learning can also attempt to close the gap between knowledge gained in an academic setting and the eventual application of that knowledge in practice. It is for this reason that experiential learning may be a useful educational tool within the tourism and hospitality field (Goodenough & Page, 1993). Several studies have reported on the application of experiential learning approaches to event management studies.…”
Section: Journal Of Teaching In Travel and Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of the broad nature of the tourism industries that is argued by writers such as Driml et al (2010), Goodenough and Page (1993), Leiper (2008) and Williams and Jantarat (1998) and because the selected interviewees needed to meet the criterion of being members of stakeholder groups and airlines (Russell & Gregory 2003), it was decided that purposive sampling should take place amongst participants from a variety of stakeholder categories. This served to deepen understanding of the investigated experience (Polkinghorne 2005).…”
Section: Sampling Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… The literature indicated enduring arguments that tourism was indeed a loosely segmented set of interacting industries and not one rigid industry in its own right (e.g. Driml et al 2010;Goodenough & Page 1993;Leiper 2008;Sinclair 1998;Williams & Jantarat 1998); and…”
Section: Literature Summary and Further Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Students will achieve a better representation in the industry if they develop contacts with it, and if they have a good educational experience (Dale & Robinson, 2001). According to Goodenough and Page (1993) there is an urgent need for a closer contact between the industry and the educational provider to develop the training requirements of course participants, though, such role is time consuming and demanding for academics, causing then a weak relation with the industry.…”
Section: Tourism Education and Students' Satisfactionmentioning
confidence: 99%