Impact of Experiential Learning on Student performance in Hospitality and Tourism Education

  • Al Zisan K
  • Albattat A
  • Mohammad Abdul Basar S
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Abstract

This paper tries to fathom the perceptions of very last year tourism and hospitality college studentsregarding their education and the extent of self-belief that infused in them to stand the future tourismindustry demanding situations. The use of multivariate measures has furnished four vital elementsrepresenting the underlying dimensions of instructional education: training pleasure, learning patterns,preceding experience, and pragmatic gaining knowledge of choices. The studies have proven thrillingcorrelations between preceding work elements enjoy with other features schooling delight and activiststudying. Further high quality and terrible correlations had been recognised between scholardemographics gender and residing arrangements and former work revel in. The study has thrown new lightat the student perception and their nature of preceding paintings experience. This has given impetus toresearch this region because it has findings almost about college students' mastering alternatives andformer paintings enjoy.

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Al Zisan, K., Albattat, A., & Mohammad Abdul Basar, S. M. (2021). Impact of Experiential Learning on Student performance in Hospitality and Tourism Education. Journal of Management & Science, 19(1), 9. https://doi.org/10.57002/jms.v19i1.220

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