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The Guest Experience. Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology for Hospitality Professionals: Introducing Hospitalicology as The Hospitality Blueprint (en Inglés)
Matt Jones PGDip
The Guest Experience. Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology for Hospitality Professionals: Introducing Hospitalicology as The Hospitality Blueprint (en Inglés)
Matt Jones Pgdip (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda
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$ 948.20The Guest Experience. Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology for Hospitality Professionals: Introducing Hospitalicology as The Hospitality Blueprint (en Inglés)
Matt Jones PGDip
Why does one hotel feel like staying somewhere, while another at the same price and star rating feels like occupying a space? Why do guests leave technically perfect stays feeling quietly disappointed? Why do some teams sustain genuine warmth under pressure while others perform it until they can't?
Operational language cannot answer those questions. The Guest Experience can.
This groundbreaking work introduces Hospitalicology - the first integrated framework for understanding the full human experience of hospitality. Drawing simultaneously on psychology, sociology, and anthropology, it gives hospitality professionals the analytical language to explain what great service actually is, what it costs, and what it genuinely requires.
What you will discover:The digital handshake - why booking is an anxiety-management process, and why aspirational photography structurally creates guest disappointmentArrival and departure - the anthropological structure of threshold experiences, and why the last few minutes of a stay matter more than most operators realiseThe hotel as social stage - how identity, status, and belonging shape the guest experience before a single word is spokenEnvironmental psychology - why guests always choose corner seats, and how spatial design either supports or silently undermines the experience you are trying to deliverEmotional labour and staff wellbeing - the human cost of what we ask our people to do, and the organisational conditions that make genuine care either possible or impossibleMotivation, craft, and culture - why informal team culture is a more powerful training environment than any induction programme, and what it is actually transmittingBuilt on a foundation of over 180 rigorously verified academic sources spanning Kahneman, Bourdieu, Goffman, Hochschild, Edmondson, and many more; this is not a book of operational tips. It is a complete rethinking of what hospitality is and how it works at a human level.
Essential reading for:Hotel owners and general managers seeking a diagnostic framework that gives precision to professional instinctHospitality educators looking for a rigorous text that bridges academic theory and operational realityTrainers and learning professionals who want to understand what training is actually transmitting, and what it isn'tAnyone who has worked in hospitality and sensed the industry was operating without an adequate account of what it was really doingThe Guest Experience is the most important work written for the hospitality industry in years. Clear, rigorous, and genuinely revelatory: it will change how you see every guest interaction from the first chapter onwards.¿Tienes una pregunta sobre el libro? Inicia sesión para poder agregar tu propia pregunta.
