Sentence examples for hospitality settings from inspiring English sources

The story says: Sphere is a cousin of the Microsoft Surface tabletop computer, already being used in retail and hospitality settings.

For instance, data were not available on smoking prevalence after the Act's implementation, objective indicators of exposure and air quality in hospitality settings, on health impacts among hospitality sector workers, on how tourists perceived the law, or on such costs for hospitality proprietors as cleaning and insurance.

We did the sampling in a convenience basis, because the main goal of the project was not to have a representative sample of hospitality venues but to have sufficient data on SHS exposure in Europe in a wide range of hospitality settings, using an objective marker and minimizing the absence of information bias.

Despite the differences across countries, there is a general pattern of exposure by hospitality setting, with fast-food restaurants being the places with the lowest levels of SHS and discos and pubs the settings with the highest levels.

This context is highly relevant in hospitality and tourism settings where the behaviour of one individual may directly impact the experience of another given the co-creation of experience in a shared environment.

The reviewed studies included a variety of venue types (e.g., entrances to public buildings, hospitality venues, transportation settings) and characteristics.

Elements in The Portfolio can be used individually or in groups, and in hospitality, institutional or healthcare settings.

Retail and hospitality, sport and recreational settings, and educational environments each accounted for approximately 10%% of listed group encounters.

Klepeis et al. (2007) obtained an overall PM2.5 mean of 30 µg/m for the observational data for hospitality venues and other settings combined.

Since the implementation of indoor smoke-free environments, several studies have demonstrated important reductions of SHS exposure, including an 80 90% decrease in previously high-exposure settings, such as workplaces and hospitality venues such as bars and restaurants (IARC 2008).

In non-hospitality venues, mean PM2.5 concentrations reported for outdoor settings ranged from 4.60 µg/m (Boffi et al. 2006) to 17.80 µg/m (Boffi et al. 2006).