Innovation within the hotel industry is essential as it has the capability to renovate the hospitality industry positively. During the past years, inventions within the hospitality industry have advanced at a quick moving pace (Bowie et al., 2016). Besides, hospitality related service providers are attempting their best for keeping up with the rapid changes and hence new technological innovations have helped the hospitality industry to grow more (Nieves & Segarra Cipres, 2015). Hence, this paper has chosen two of such...
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The situation of employment within the world is fast changing in all aspects. New sectors are emerging daily and the ones previously thought as stable are dying out. Permanent types of employment have become challenging and are now replaced by insecure and uncertain self-employment and contract work. Based on the works of Lewchuk and other authors in the book âThe Precarity Penaltyâ (2015), the transformation happening within the nature of work and employment has a significant impact in the lives...
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The purpose of this essay is to analyze open source software and proprietary software, and as a result, to determine how they differ from each other. Open source which means copyright holder grants the user to design, modify its content, redistributes the system or application for users who are using it. By doing so legally, author has released a license which can be enable all the users, programmers or even in the field of IT experts for changing or redesigning...
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Venezuela was once the wealthiest country in Latin America and one of the leading exporters of oil. Today, Venezuela has the highest inflation rate worldwide and is suffering from political dysphoria. To fully understand the present situation, one must begin with Hugo ChĂĄvezâs presidency. ChĂĄvez reduced economic inequality and funded many social programs by taking advantage of the surge of oil prices in 2014. He used the economic boom to spend billions in favor of the poor, the demographic keeping...
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Given that Canada is a rich country with plenty of rivers and lakes, it is obvious that the best and most suitable way of producing electricity is through the use of water, that is, hydroelectricity. This paper will evaluate Quebecâs choice of hydroelectricity and introduce biogas which is another way of energy production that may be a better choice; it will mostly establish a comparison of the impact of each of those two energy sources on the environment and on...
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Brazil has become a hub of diversification and the utter most urbanized center of Latin America. The population staggered from 250,000 to 1 million in steady, consistent growth, making its capital the 6th largest metropolis of the world. However, the country hasnât always been at such state of rapid expansion. Over the years, its countless expositions to land cultivation, agricultural production and trade have shaped the colonial towns that its citizens hustle about today. Despite Brazilâs thrust into the integrated...
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The Suez Crisis is another chapter in British history that showcases the themes of imperialism, power struggle and the effects it had on British status as a global power at the disinclination of accepting a new post imperial era. The Suez Crisis of 1956 involved the nationalization of the Suez Canal company by the Egyptian dictator Gamal Nasser in which the British government had a significant portion of shares within the company. This led to an Anglo/French collusion with Israel...
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North Koreans, from childhood, are indoctrinated to idolize their leaders and to never doubt the system in which they live. This manipulation and brainwashing stems from insecurity and fear residing in the souls of North Koreaâs dictators, making them believe that complete control is a necessity for their rule. They believe that for the government to maintain control, it must have complete submission from their people, which creates an atrocious environment for the population to experience every day of their...
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Archaeologists have found that Brazil has been inhabited since 9000 BC. After more than 10,000 years, in the year 1500, Portugal finally discovered Brazil, which at the time was occupied by about two million to six million indigenous Indians. In 1533, Portugal tried to establish government by dividing the land into 15 fiefs or territories. 300 years later, on September 7, 1822, Dom Pedro declared Brazilâs independence. In 1831, Dom Pedro resigned, left for Europe, and declared Pedro II as...
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Honduras is one of the most violent countries in the world. Therefore, violence and many more hardships specifically poverty, refugees flee to seek safety and a better life. One of the main types of violence is fighting between gangs. Refugees are sent back to their country after an unsuccessful trip to another country. One of the main places refugees from Honduras flee is the US. As a result, refugees are fleeing Honduras and have nowhere to go that will keep...
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This essay is about how I took a trip to India after graduation with my friends. It was me and a couple of my friends, we've always dreamt about going to India to visit the Taj Mahal and explore the city around. My friend and I have been planning to go to India after graduation since we were in freshman high school, the day of the trip came, and we have never been more excited. We booked this cheap flight...
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One of the most important questions that has to be raised is whether it is right or even ethical for smokers to pay a high amount of tax on tobacco or not. Or even whether individuals who live a healthy lifestyle and donât smoke are forced to pay a cost for something that they never even did. There are 3 reasons as to why, in my opinion, smokers should pay an extremely high tax on tobacco. Firstly, the most obvious...
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During the war period, there was a need for leaders to organize people and prepare for the war, and as a result, forms of government started to emerge. Initially, the ideologies that people had were communism, where everything was owned communally, and people could contribute according to their needs and liberal democracy, which is a political and ethical way of life based on liberty, approval of the people being governed, and equality of all people before the law. However, during...
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, mental illnesses are described as âmedical conditions that disrupt a personâs thinking, feeling, mood, ability to relate to others and daily functioningâ. This means that individuals suffering from mental illness are susceptible to be out of control or lose control of their actions because of their mental disabilities. There is currently no law that prohibits handing down the death penalty to an individual who is mentally ill but according to the US...
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At the end of 2017, President Trump signed into law one of the largest tax code overhauls since the 1980s. The President assured taxpayers that this bill included a simpler and more reformed tax code, protection for lower- and middle-income Americans and cuts for corporations that would in theory spur investment and economic growth. Once implemented, however, this bill disproportionately benefited higher earners, created loopholes for profitable corporations, increased the federal deficit and did not deliver the high economic growth...
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Leaders have a significant power over whether to involve their country in conflict or not, but the nationâs system of government is more influential in this aspect. The past century has witnessed an overwhelming number of fanatical rulers, but these were not the ultimate factor for involvement in major wars. Governments are more than just their leader, and the decisive cause of war lies in the entire nationâs best interests, not just those of their ruler. There are many distinctions...
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With the advancement of the Internet and social media with the ability to be able to communicate with everyone worldwide, information and ideas are abundant sometimes not shared with the right people or get into the hands of the right people. There is a misconception that crowdfunding, and crowdsourcing are the same thing, in essence they may be, but the main thing that separates the two is one is based off of money that you may or may not get...
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Many of the worldâs greatest scientific discoveries have all stemmed from one initial simplified idea, which would go forth and improve to create a revolutionary end product. 3D printing is a prime example of this, where both technology and science intertwine to innovate this behemoth phenomenon of an invention which will aid generations upon generations. Scientists did not deem plausible up until 1984 when Charles Hull pioneered the impossible by using a process called stereolithography, whereby he created a layered...
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According to Pipes, the economic policies Lenin imposed were not in the best interest of the Russian people, it was a façade in a way to implicitly have control over the people. Pipes states that the Bolsheviks âwere revolutionaries not for the sake of improving the condition of the people but for the sake of gaining domination over the people and remaking them in their imageâ. Lenin tried to introduce state capitalism in 1917. However, Lenin's period of economic trial...
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Due to the enormous growth of technology, online data has become an essential element and made radical changes to lives. As the data economy and data capitalism have evolved, online information is prone to attacks. The problems such as data leakage and personal information exposure arose and caught the interest of the experts. According to Purohit and Singh (2013, pp.1311-1316), information leakage refers to any situation where the data transfers either by online network programs or offline sources, such as...
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The computers are increasing day after day, their capabilities and features are developing day after day. The world is going over a significant transition with the highest quality and features of several devices, especially for computers. Are these transitions are making an effect on the society, or on the fields that serve and build the society such as education? How the effect will be, in positive or negative ways? More than 2 billion people are using several types of computers...
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General Motors has been pushing the limits of transportation and technology for over 100 years. Today, they are in the midst of a transportation revolution. And they have the ambition, the talent and the technology to realize the safer, better and more sustainable world they want. As an open, inclusive company, they also creating an environment where everyone feels welcomed and valued for who they are. One team, where all ideas are considered and heard, where everyone can contribute to...
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Contemporarily, the use of private vehicles increasingly influences modern society, especially in the inner city. As the product of industrialization, the automobile is rapidly affecting daily life with its dexterity and convenience. Meanwhile, despite its merits, issues related to the environment have emerged. Research by Chesterton (2018) points out there are 1.4 billion cars on the road, which means private vehicles account for 18%. The private vehicles in this essay could be defined as a transportation tool which is not...
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Nowadays people must face the reality of globalization and its effect on their lives. It brings about phenomena such as the cross-cultural adaptation, which in other words would be the adaptation between cultures and people who are living abroad. There are many reasons why people choose to move to another country, but the one that it is going to be treated here is study. According to United Nations (2016), there were 244 million of people worldwide living in a foreign...
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Bangalore also known as Bengaluru is the capital city of Karnataka positioned on the Southside of India, itâs located at 12.9716° N, 77.5946° E. itâs surrounded by Chennai, Hyderabad, and Mumbai and has many tourist attractions like the Bangalore fort, the National Gallery of Modern Art, Tipu Sultanâs Palace and much more. Its terrain is very inconsistent with a lot of mountains and rivers with the tallest mountain being Mullayanagiri at 1925 meters. Most of the civilization is towards the...
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Marxism is an ideology that has been around since the year 1917. Created by Karl Marx himself, Marxism revolves around the idea of economics and how it relates to class. Terry Eagleton who wrote the article âMarxism and Literary Criticismâ defined Marxism as a scientific theory of human societies and of the practice of transforming them; and what that means, rather more concretely, is that the narrative Marxism has to deliver is the story of the struggles of men and...
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The influence of non-state actors on global politics is growing, especially in the era of globalization. Throughout the history of international relations, terrorism has not posed a significant threat to states. Before the end of the Cold War, the main threat for the state was caused by the same actors, states. The major achievement of the Westphalian international order was the state, as a main player in the system, based on the principles of sovereignty, equality and non-interference in internal...
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To define the basic concepts of this topic, first of all, it is required to have a good understanding of two things: firstly, what is ĐĄovid-19, and secondly, what is the economy. Covid-19, the new pandemic disease, strongly affected world in many ways. This is new challenge. And it made people think and see things in different ways. Almost all fields throughout the world have faced up some kind of changes. And the reason why it is so exceptional between...
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In recent decades, the tourism industry has occupied a prominent position compared to other industries. This essay is intended to discuss its two sides, one of its clear obvious advantages, the other of its disadvantages. Tourism is a service industry that brings a lot of benefits to other sectors and people. It boosts the economic activities. At first tourism creates demand for visiting places. They would like to experience natural wonders of places, cultures and many more. To fulfill the...
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Mobile phone usage in developing countries is taking part in a significant role for the improvement of farmers business towards agriculture. Recently, communication through mobile phones is considered vital in enhancing farmersâ access agricultural market. Farming communities appreciate mobile phone as straightforward, fast and convenient way to communicate and acquire prompt answers for various issues which have been faced in agriculture marketing. Nowadays, the mobile phone has generated a great opportunity for agriculture practitioners to get market information and credit...
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