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期刊名:Journal of hospitality leisure sport & tourism education

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ISSN:1473-8376

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IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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The serious impact of the COVID-19 pandemic also affected educational institutions offering tourism programs and students' perceptions of their future career in the industry. The study determined and compared the career perceptions of Touri...
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School closures follows the sudden outbreak of COVID-19. In order to minimize the negative impact on learning and teaching, MOOCs, SPOC and live broadcasting have been taken as the responsive measures of universities in China. Taking touris...
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