Sunday, March 29, 2015
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Four fallacies of EU foreign policy
Four fallacies of EU foreign policy
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Assignment task/s to be completed |
Chapter
1: Introduction (200
Words) 1.1
: State the Aims and
Objectives of the Blog
Report 1.2
: Provide the structure of the Blog
Report Chapter 2:
Understanding tourism product and analysing the role of components of the Tourism sector within the broader industry (600 words) 2.1 : Define tourism products and outline their
components, key features and provide some
examples (300 words) 2.2 :
Analyse the role of the
key components of the Tourism sector (including aviation, hospitality and intermediaries/Tour operators and Travel Agencies) in the wider Tourism
industry (300) Chapter 3: Stakeholder Analysis (1400 Words) 3.1 : Outline the history of the chosen
company and how they have
developed over the years (300 words) 3.2 : Explain the present state
of the organisation and how they
are currently operating; you
must research and include some
statistics about the company
in your answer (500 words) 3.3 : Outline the competitors of the chosen
organisation and explain
how their competition has impacted on the organisation (300 words) 3.4 : Select two or three stakeholders of the chosen company
(employees, investors, community, suppliers, consumers, lenders, partnerships, etc.) and outline
their expectations from the company (300 words) Chapter 4: Analysing the challenges and opportunities associated with the management
of tourism products (600 words) 4.1 : Provide a detailed SWOT
analysis of the chosen organisation (including quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction). Note to use a SWOT
Table to present your answer
(300 words) 4.2 : Explain the sustainable strategies of the chosen
company. (300 words) Chapter 5: Conclusion and Recommendations (200
words) Provide a brief conclusion with recommendations for
the selected company |
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Additional Information required to support completing the tasks above |
▪
The assignment tasks
involve preparing a blog. You should start
the content creation for
the blog in the Blog template provided in the Moodle. ▪ Submission Guidelines: 1.
Prepare your
content in
the blog
template and
transfer the
content from the Word document to
your blog as a “Blog Post”. 2.
Submit the Blog
submission template with
3000 words to the Moodle submission link including the
screenshot of the blog on the first
page |
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Russia’s Return to Africa
Russia’s Return to Africa
In response to both the demands of its historic “Muscovite” political culture and the setbacks in the once-promising relations with the West, Russia finds itself seeking to construct a global system within which its “great power” status is recognized. To this end, the Kremlin can no longer ignore Africa states, not only because of their numbers but because their natural resource wealth complements that held by Russia. While the web of strategic access and other ties that the Russians have been reconstituting and expanding across the continent does not necessarily presage a return to the Cold War era’s often-tragic zero-sum competition, other international actors heavily invested there no longer can ignore Moscow’s resurgent interest.
In response to both the demands of its historic “Muscovite” political culture and the setbacks in the once-promising relations with the West, Russia finds itself seeking to construct a global system within which its “great power” status is recognized. To this end, the Kremlin can no longer ignore Africa states, not only because of their numbers but because their natural resource wealth complements that held by Russia. While the web of strategic access and other ties that the Russians have been reconstituting and expanding across the continent does not necessarily presage a return to the Cold War era’s often-tragic zero-sum competition, other international actors heavily invested there no longer can ignore Moscow’s resurgent interest.
Monday, March 9, 2015
Thursday, March 5, 2015
China’s gold strategy
China’s gold strategy
All other members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation** are gold-friendly or have increased their gold reserves. So the west having ditched gold for its own paper will now find that gold has a new role as Asia's ultimate money for over 3 billion people, or over 4 billion if you include the South-East Asian and Pacific Rim countries for which the SCO will be the dominant trading partner.
All other members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation** are gold-friendly or have increased their gold reserves. So the west having ditched gold for its own paper will now find that gold has a new role as Asia's ultimate money for over 3 billion people, or over 4 billion if you include the South-East Asian and Pacific Rim countries for which the SCO will be the dominant trading partner.
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