Working Paper Series
The working paper series comprises work in progress research projects by the colleagues of the School of Hospitality and Service Management. It aims to cultivate a research culture and welcomes multi-disciplinary research projects within the in the fields of hospitality, tourism, events and culinary.
2021
Constructing a methodological approach to examine the determinants affecting purchase intention through perceived risk in the hotel context
Volume 4, No 1
Evelyn Loh Geok Yan
2020
The Importance and Influence of Halal Food Availability in Destination Selection for Muslims travelling to Non-Muslim Countries
Volume 3, No 6
Nur Fadillah Saidin
The Importance of Consumer Behaviors towards the Design of Menu
Volume 3, No 5
Nurhafizatul Akma Hamzah
A Review of the Malaysian Muslim Tourists as an Emerging Market for Taiwan’s Muslim-Friendly Tourism
Volume 3, No 4
Farah Atiqah Mohamad Noor
A Phenomenological Study of Hospitality Internship Students Perspective and Experience during COVID-19 Pandemic
Volume 3, No 3
Karen Lui Koon Ling, Lum Merry
A Conceptual Model of Online Purchase: Antecedents of Customer Satisfaction
Volume 3, No 2
Maggie Leong Mei Kei
Typologising Popular Culture-based Muslim Tourists by Activities in Korea: From a Qualitative Approach
Volume 3, No 1
Teh Pek Yen
2019
The perceptions of Malaysian students on their internship
Volume 2, No 3
Daisy Gayathri Kanagasapapathy
Noteworthy Factors on Employee Job Satisfaction: Case Study of Selected Restaurants in Bandar Sunway Malaysia
Volume 2, No 2
Kamelia Chaichi, Maggie Leong Mei Kei
Transiting Business Travellers to Leisure Tourists: Exploiting the Meeting, Incentive, Conference and Exhibition (MICE) Visit
Volume 2, No 1
Anisha Chai Mee Fong, Tan Ai Ling, Vijaya Malar Arumugam
2018
The Case of Korean TV Products Influencing Muslim Tourists
Volume 1, No 4
Teh Pek Yen
Career Barriers of Female Chefs: An Evaluation of Career Barriers Faced by Female Chefs in the Kitchen Management
Volume 1, No 3
Nur Amirah Haji Mazlan
Low Hotel Rating, Who to Blame? Management Perspectives
Volume 1, No 2
Daniel Chong Ka Leong
Heritage Tourism: An Experiential Visitor Perspective
Volume 1, No 1
Daisy Gayathri Kanagasapapathy
