Developing the effective digital human resource management what experts say for tourism industry preparations
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developing, digital human resource management, human components, qualitative research, tourism preparationAbstract
Efforts to develop effective digital human resource management are the core objectives of this study. To gain an in-depth understanding, we will review hundreds of publications that discuss HRM in the digital era and prepare for the tourism and hospitality industry. Whatever the experts say for the preparation of the tourism industry will be the answer to the question of this study. We have searched for the latest data and information from publications published between 2010 and 2021. We analyze the data with a phenomenological approach and coding system and in-depth evaluation before we conclude as valid and reliable answers to the validity of the findings. We carry out this study depending on secondary data, and we process it qualitatively so that we get the results that the management of human tourism resources is the preparation of all human components that advance the tourism industry, both tangible and intangible, with the primary goal of achieving needs to create tourist satisfaction so that it benefits the industry of tourism in the national economy development.
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