2017
DOI: 10.18089/tms.2017.13204
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Foreign training in Jordan’s international hotel chains: a quantitative investigation

Abstract: This paper draws on the perceptions of middle managers in Jordan to identify what determines upper management's decision in International Hotel Chains (IHC) to invest in out-of-country training (OCT). A model employing the presence of relationships between 'attitudes', 'benefits and usefulness', 'barriers' and 'IHC's decision' to invest in OCT, was proposed and examined. A total of 261 middle managers from IHCs in Jordan provided responses to a structured survey. Confirmatory factor analysis validated the dime… Show more

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