Creative Capital: Financing Hotels via EB-5
Administered by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), the EB-5 program (Employment-Based Immigration, Fifth Preference) allows foreign nationals to invest as little as...
View ArticleHow the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Damaged the Environment, the Travel...
In July 2015, BP Oil Corporation agreed to pay a fine of $18.7 billion for its role in the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, caused by the rupture of BP’s Deepwater Horizon well. These funds are...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2001
A compendium of articles from the Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly and working papers from the School of Hotel Administration
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2003
A compilation of summaries from CHR Reports, articles from Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly and working papers published in 2002 from the School of Hotel Administration.
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2004
A compilation of summaries from CHR Reports, articles from Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly and working papers published in 2003 by the faculty of the Cornell University School of...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2005
A compilation of summaries from CHR Reports and articles from Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Adminstration Quarterly published in 2004 by the faculty of the Cornell University School of Hotel...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2006
A compilation of summaries from CHR Reports and articles from Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Adminstration Quarterly published in 2005 by the faculty of the Cornell University School of Hotel...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2007
Comprising Cornell Hospitality Reports, Cornell Hospitality Tools, and articles in the Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly published in 2006 by the faculty of the Cornell University...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2009
An Anthology of Reports published in 2007 and 2008 by The Cornell Center for Hospitality Research.
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2010
An Anthology of Reports, Tools, and Roundtable Proceedings published in 2009 by the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research, including articles by the faculty of the School of Hotel Administration...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2011
An Anthology of Reports, Tools, and Roundtable Proceedings published in 2010 by the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research, including articles by the faculty of the School of Hotel Administration...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2012
An Anthology of Reports, Tools, and Roundtable Proceedings published in 2011 by the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research, including articles by the faculty of the School of Hotel Administration...
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2014
A compendium of 2013 publications of the Center for Hospitality Research.
View ArticleCHR Reports Compendium 2015
A compendium of 2014 publications of the Faculty of the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration, including the Center for Hospitality Research and Cornell Hospitality Quarterly.
View ArticleAdopting the Code: Human Trafficking and the Hospitality Industry
Human trafficking generally and child exploitation in particular is a global problem. While hard data are difficult to obtain in detail due to many unreported and underreported cases, the...
View ArticleThe New Science of Service Innovation: Part 1 Select Research on Data
Select Research on Data from the 2014 Cornell Hospitality Research Summit Few businesses have the level of direct access to customer and employee data as that found in the hospitality and service...
View ArticleThe New Science of Service Innovation: Part 2 Select Research on Organizations
Select Research on Organizations from the 2014 Cornell Hospitality Research Summit It goes without saying that change is inevitable in hospitality and service organizations, as the competitive...
View ArticleThe New Science of Service Innovation: Part 3 Select Research on Technology
Select Research on Technology from the 2014 Cornell Hospitality Research Summit The lodging and service industries have constantly adopted technology solutions over the years, with one caveat....
View ArticleThe New Science of Service Innovation: Part 4 Select Research on People
Select Research on People from the 2014 Cornell Hospitality Research Summit Technology is essential, data has become indispensable, and organizations remain fundamental, but people—both employees and...
View ArticleHotel Brand Conversions: What Works and What Doesn’t
As many as one-third of U.S. hotels have been converted from one brand to another in recent years, a process that frequently improves the hotel’s financial performance—although that is not always the...
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