CAT 154 — Ethics and Etiquettes in Tourism
BA BA Culture and Tourism · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
This course seeks to help students understand and appreciate accepted norms and values in tourism. The course introduces students to some theoretical principles of ethics in tourism. It encourages students to recognise the potential ethical implications of issues encountered by managers of tourism businesses using Lecturer-focused strategy to develop student problem-solving and analytical skills. It discusses foundation of ethical decision making and contemporary approach to ethical decision-making in tourism and the application of ethics to other areas in the tourism industry.
- Credits
- 2
- Level
- Level 100
Other courses on this programme
- CAT 151 — Introduction to Tourism
- CAT 152 — Introduction to Tourism Resources of Ghana
- CAT 153 — Introduction to African Dance
- CAT 155 — Regional Geography of Ghana
- CAT 156 — Introduction to Map Reading
- CAT 157 — Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for Tourism I
- CSM 157 — Introduction to Accounting I
- CSM 158 — Introduction to Accounting II
- ENGL 157 — Communication Skills I
- ENGL 158 — Communication Skills II
- FC 181 — FRENCH FOR COMMUNICATION
- FC 182 — FRENCH FOR COMMUNICATION II
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