Researching Hospitality and Tourism
- Bob Brotherton - Independent Consultant
Tourism
- Dr Peter Lugosi, Oxford Brookes University
"Currently the leading book of its kind... students and other novice researchers will find it accessible and user-friendly. Highly recommended."
- Professor Roy C. Wood, University of Macau
Bob Brotherton offers an uncluttered guide to the key concepts and essential research techniques in hospitality and tourism. By providing an authoritative introduction, students are taken through the issues and decisions that need to be considered to conceive, plan, conduct and write up a research project.
With updates to every chapter and an array of practical examples, this new edition takes students step-by-step through each decision and action stage of the research process, from identifying a topic and formulating the research question to carrying out research and analysing findings.
A companion website will provide a host of student resources including links to video and web resources, suggested further reading, free to download journal articles, and test questions for each chapter.
This is a very well written and extensive work on research. The book is very appropriate for students embarking on understanding the research process and the mechanics involved. The book is pitched just right and should persuade undergraduate students that research need not be as terrifying as they seem to think it is. Excellent book and an invaluable addition to the range of texts on the subject.
Excellent research book that simplifies research methodology supporting student understanding of terminology, concepts and approaches that will help students prepare for and understand key approaches for research and dissertations.
I am no longer teaching the course
A great text to aid the student with comprehensive research of Hospitality and Tourism topics.
Very well structured and comprehensive book. Very useful for undergraduate students, particularly the last chapter. Recommended for all hospitality and tourism students!
This book is well structured and well conceived for students that are initiating their research on tourism.
