Hotel Management


Hotel Management is a Scopus journal covering the technologies/fields/categories related to Business and International Management (Q4); Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management (Q4). It is published by Advanstar Communications Inc. The overall rank of Hotel Management is 29472. According to SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), this journal is ranked 0.102. SCImago Journal Rank is an indicator, which measures the scientific influence of journals. It considers the number of citations received by a journal and the importance of the journals from where these citations come. SJR acts as an alternative to the Journal Impact Factor (or an average number of citations received in last 2 years). This journal has an h-index of 4. The best quartile for this journal is Q4.

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Vol-230-Issue-Aug-22-2222

230 No 1 (2222)

Abstract Copper oxide nanoparticles (CuO NPs) were synthesised using a reduction agent from aqueous pear extract (Pyrus communis L.) CuO NPs were investigated by transmission electron microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis. The XRD pattern of CuO NPS exhibited a facecentred cubic structure. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy exhibited a stretching vibration of CuO at 408.91 cm–1 . The bactericidal activity of CuO NPs showed significant inhibitory activity against pathogenic bacterial strains, which were investigated against the Gr

Published: Aug-22-2222

Vol-229-Issue-Aug-20-2222

229 No 1 (2222)

Abstract This study explored the sources of stress and its relationship with anxiety about the future among 12th grade students in Jordan during the curfew period in the light of the Coronavirus crisis. To meet the study’s goals, a sample was chosen from the schools located in Salt, Tafileh, Irbid, Amman and Karak. It consists from 243 female and male students (i.e. 98 females and 145 males). The researcher of the present study developed a scale for measuring stress. The latter scale consists from 34 items. The researcher of the present study developed a scale for measuring anxiety ab

Published: Aug-20-2222

Vol-222-Issue-Aug-19-2222

222 No 1 (2222)

Abstract Epilepsy is a brain disorder that results in seizures; in general seizure is a suddenly occurring uncontrollable electrical disturbance in the brain. These disturbances in the brain can lead to changes in behaviour, feelings, movements, etc. It is highly essential for the patients suffering with epilepsy to be diagnosed and treated. The normal detection of epilepsy is done using EEG signals which are time consuming. This paper aims at proposing a methodology to diagnose epilepsy by the use of EEG signals by establishing a correlation between statistical calculations and EEG signals.

Published: Aug-19-2222

Vol-220-Issue-Aug-18-2222

220 No 1 (2222)

Abstract— The Internet of Things (IoT) has an extensive range of applications, namely in the healthcare field. Its renovation is reforming the existing healthcare, with stimulating economic, technological, and social consequences. The augmentation of the cardiac patients' numbers with restricted totals of caregivers, which is a challenge as each caregiver ought to be careful of several patients, thereby representing a stress for caregivers and undergoing for the patients. Therefore, this study examines the state-of-the-art (network architectures/platforms, functions, and industry

Published: Aug-18-2222

Vol-219-Issue-Aug-18-2222

219 No 1 (2222)

Abstract : In this paper, we reported on the effect of a polyethylene glycol-block-polypropylene glycol-block- polyethylene glycol (EO-PPO-EO) triblock copolymer (TBCP) on phase separation, mechanical properties of Epoxy based on bisphenol F-(epichlorohydrin) and hardener(1-methylethyl-1,1'-biphenyl) (izoforon diamine) system. In this work TBCP content used at 3%,6%,9%and 12%wt for epoxy matrix. The optimal TBCP concentration was discovered to be 3%wt in order to produce a good balance of mechanical characteristics. Also The comparative study of morphology and mechanical properties of two sy

Published: Aug-18-2222

Vol-208-Issue-Feb-15-2121

208 No 1 (2121)

During Tsarism period The Chavcahavadze Estate in Tsinandali stood for the center of cultural life. The Chavchavadze house in Tbilisi and Tsinandali became the cultural center of aristocratic society and very often it became the place of meetings of historical importance. If during Garsevani’s life Tsinandali Estate was visited by guests of aristocratic and diplomatic mission, during Aleksander’s life the appearance of creative people, writers and public figures made this place more interesting. Among respected guests there were Georgians and foreigners as well : Al. Dumas the elder, Ma

Published: Feb-15-2121

Vol-197-Issue-Dec-17-2020

197 No 1 (2020)

- The achievement of strategic implementation of municipalities in Thailand is affected by many factors including management innovation. The objectives of this study are; first, is to examine the degree of management innovation; second, is to examine the degree of the achievement of strategic implementation, and; third, is to investigate the impact of management innovation on the achievement of strategic implementation. The target of this is the municipalities in Trang Province, Thailand. The total sample is 200 of administrative officials who were working in municipalities in Trang Province.

Published: Dec-17-2020

Vol-181-Issue-Nov-03-2020

181 No 1 (2020)

Economic transition in previously closed economic imposes on their local firms to form IJVs to acquire their valuable knowledge and skills to meet the market’s needs. To understand what are the potential factors that may affect the IJV’s knowledge. This paper aims to examine transfer mechanisms and knowledge management practices as determinants to IJV’s knowledge acquisition, which in turn leads to better IJV’s innovativeness. With a sample of 122 oil and gas IJVs in Algeria and through analyzing the data via PLS-SEM 3.0, the results revealed that while transfer mechanisms have a signi

Published: Nov-03-2020

Vol-180-Issue-Nov-01-2020

180 No 1 (2020)

The Covid-19 pandemic crisis has exposed significant imbalance conditions that make the world suffers tragically. The Corona epidemic crisis has led the world to great suffering and losses not only in terms of human health and safety but also in economic, financial, and social terms because these difficult conditions entered the world in a turbulent state. Full of great challenges that were not known or faced previously, because this puts everyone in an unprecedented state of anxiety in the face of a rapidly spreading and deadly epidemic without a vaccine or medical treatment and the usual met

Published: Nov-01-2020

Vol-164-Issue-Oct-19-2020

164 No 1 (2020)

Spirituality in the article is presented as the highest life-affirming value and ontological basis of human existence. The idea is grounded that the process of increasing spirituality in a person is not automatic, independent of the will and desire of the subject. On the contrary, it presupposes certain efforts and "inner feat" on the path of spiritual development and creative cultivation of a person's spiritual states. It is concluded that spirituality is a special process, which is basically not separated from human existence and takes place in conditions of reality. Spirituality contains ex

Published: Oct-19-2020

Vol-162-Issue-Oct-13-2020

162 No 1 (2020)

The objective of CBIR is to retrieve relevant medical images from the medical database with reference to the query image in a shorter span of time. All the proposed approaches are different, yet the research goal is to attain better accuracy in a reasonable amount of time. The initial phase of this research presents a feature selection technique that aims to improvise the medical image diagnosis by selecting prominent features. The second phase of the research extracts features and the association rules are formed by the proposed Classification Based on Highly Strong Association Rules (CHiSAR)

Published: Oct-13-2020

Vol-122-Issue-Sep-13-2020

122 No 1 (2020)

Class Participation Class participation is an important aspect of student learning. When students speak up, they learn to express their ideas in ways others can understand. Main Issue Students speaking up in class is a struggle for many of them. That struggle reflect in the classroom in a variety of ways , like not asking for help, not volunteering to answer questions, not speaking up in small-group activities, even not talking in class at all. Problem statement Students not actively involved in class participation.

Published: Sep-13-2020

Vol-120-Issue-Sep-12-2020

120 No 1 (2020)

Nowadays, it becomes very important to use technology in different educational fields as they have the potential to enhance the learning process and makes it more organized with les time and effort. ''Technologies are described as essential tools in the educational system to improve teaching in different areas'' ( Sandholtz, 1997, p. 5). Technology meets the need of students with different abilities and facilities. Students with special needs need to have special educational support to help them learn smoothly. In fact, many schools, institutions and universities have started to integrate tech

Published: Sep-12-2020





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