TO50004 Sustainable Tourism Development Case Study Assessment 1 Brief

Solved: Please read the following case study about Jasmi’s Corporation W.L.L., a Bahraini company, and answer ALL of the questions that come after based on your understanding of the case study and your studies of MKT264.

Demonstrate sound knowledge and understanding of a variety of business types and their functions. Appreciate the impact of functional management activities on organisations and the people within those organisations.

You have been appointed as an independent marine surveyor by a client who is resident in London, UK. This client is about to purchase a motor yacht of 72m in length, 508 Gross Tonnes, from a broker in Montreal, Canada. The purchaser does not intend to visit the vessel before purchasing it and has only seen the vessel in photographs.

Claire is a mother of working age (45) who has ASD and a history of mental ill health (depression). Claire lives with her daughter Hannah (13), partner Alicja and her two children Nadia (5) and Michal (9). Whilst Nadia and Michal sometimes refer to Claire as mum, especially since they no longer see their father, Hannah has struggled with the changes and is still getting used to having a step-mum and stepbrother and sister.

7HURM018W.1 Reward Management, The individual case study assignment will give students an opportunity to bring together learning from different reward topics on the module in the context of a case study organisation highlighting reward issues.

Based on the narrative of the following case study, this assignment requires you to discuss and provide informed answers for all questions listed at the end of this case study.

Explain the recent trends and developments in the tour operator industry: Rise in the disposable income in the economy, Advanced technology, Globalization and FDI, Modified products, marketing methods, destination marketing, Democratisation of Tourism, Niche Tourism, Level of customer satisfaction, management education institutes, Transportation cost, effect of PESTEL factor and competition.

You should state your word count at the end of your work. If you exceed the word limit by more than 10% i.e. if you exceed 1650 words, then you will be penalised by deduction of 10% of your final mark. Work that is more than 30% above the allocated word limit (i.e. 1950 words or more) will only be read up to the allocated limit.

Drawing upon theory and research evidence relevant to the ULMS821- Strategic Leadership and Effective People Management module, analyse the LR Services case study by addressing each of the following three questions:

This included various training methods such as lectures and tutorials.  The content of these sessions contained basic language assistance, access to online material about Malaysia and cultural awareness workshops delivered by an outside training agency.