Travel credit cards offer some good perks and rewards. What types are there and should you get one? Dr. Yoshimasa (Nancy) Kageyama, assistant professor of hospitality leadership at Missouri State University, shares her thoughts with WalletHub. … [Read more...] about Are travel credit cards worth it?
Becoming involved on campus can lead to many exciting opportunities. Earlier this month, Missouri State University student members of the Eta Sigma Delta (ESD) International Hospitality Management Honor Society traveled to New York City for one of the biggest weekends in the hospitality industry. “The goals of the trip were to interact with ESD students from other … [Read more...] about Big Apple, bigger opportunities
As a hospitality student, you are trained to follow industry standards. But what about the industry standards of another country? Students of Dr. Yoshimasa (Nancy) Kageyama’s hospitality marketing class gained this international experience by completing their class projects with other hospitality students - in Taiwan. The course Designed for junior and senior … [Read more...] about MSU hospitality students collaborate with university in Taiwan
Dr. Albert A. Barreda has been appointed as a guest editor of Digital Transformation and Sustainable Development of Tourism. This is a special issue of the Sustainability Research Journal, a prestigious scholarly journal published semi-monthly by MDPI. Barreda, associate professor of the department of hospitality leadership at Missouri State University, also serves on the … [Read more...] about Hospitality professor appointed guest editor
Have you ever wondered if you had what it takes to be a leader in the hospitality industry, but didn’t want to fully commit? If you answered yes, no matter your major, then you should register for the newly added fall 2022 course HSP 300: Innovation in Action – A Guidebook to Hospitality Entrepreneurship! An industry crash course Innovation in Action – A Guidebook to … [Read more...] about Hospitality department offering new exploratory course for fall