Research Methods in Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management

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Source: ‘Emotional intelligence of hotel managers in Bulgaria’

by Susan Horner, Matthew Yap and Goran Yordanov; a

conference paper presented at EuroCHRIE, 2013.