You manage a hotel resort located on the south beach on the island of kauai in
hawaii. you are...
Business, 22.01.2020 02:31, sierravick123owr441
You manage a hotel resort located on the south beach on the island of kauai in
hawaii. you are shifting the focus of your resort from a traditional fun-in-thesun destination to eco-tourism. (eco-tourism focuses on environmental
awareness and education.) how would you classify the following projects in
terms of compliance, strategic, and operational?
a. convert the pool heating system from electrical to solar power.
b. build a 4-mile nature hiking trail.
c. renovate the horse barn.
d. replace the golf shop that accidentally burned down after being struck
by lightning.
e. launch a new promotional campaign with hawaii airlines.
f. convert 12 adjacent acres into a wildlife preserve.
g. update all the bathrooms in condos that are 10 years or older.
h. change hotel brochures to reflect eco-tourism image.
i. test and revise disaster response plan.
j. introduce wireless internet service in café and lounge areas.
how easy was it to classify these projects? what made some projects more
difficult than others?
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