Corporate Social Responsibility in the Hospitality Industry: A Comparative Study Across Cultures

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Corporate Social Responsibility in the Hospitality Industry: A Comparative Study Across Cultures

Abstract

The research demonstrates the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) role in the hospitality industry. Includes a comparative analysis and evaluation of various cultural contexts. Hospitality industries have great pressure from consumers and stakeholders regarding the integration of CSR in their regular activities and operations. Besides, it consists of ethical values and sustainable practices of a business. Another key point is the integration of CSR, which provides a positive impact on the environment of local communities and society. The research explores in detail the impact of implementing CSR from different perspectives and various cultural influences. However, it is essential to use various approaches such as qualitative and quantitative to make the research information adequate.

The research includes both qualitative and quantitative methods to collect information. The qualitative research continues with interviews to collect essential information from the employees, consumers, and managers. For instance, research gathers information regarding their perspectives on CSR practices. Hence, focusing on groups like stakeholders provides their experiences regarding CSR activities. Conducting content analysis and analyzing the case studies provides successful implementation and innovative CSR programs. The quantitative method supports financial analysis and evaluates the environmental impact. Comparatively, conducting service with employees, guests, and local communities provides awareness regarding CSR. It considers elements such as customer satisfaction, brand awareness, reputation, and loyalty.

Moreover, the research shows that CSR is a globally valued activity with specific initiatives like community engagement, environmental sustainability, and employee growth. Here, it considers cultural values and region. From the research, it is noticed that CSR initiatives need to be evaluated through collectivist and individualistic cultures. Firstly, in an individualistic culture, the majority goes to sustainability and environmental factors whereas a collectivist culture focuses on community wellness and social welfare. In summary, the complete research gives valuable insights regarding hospitality organizations. Therefore, by considering strategies and various contacts that enrich both customer loyalty and corporate reputation.

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