by zhengs | Feb 22, 2022 | Hospitality and Tourism Management, Office of Tourism Analysis, Students
In Charleston, South Carolina, cases of DUI-related incidents are increasing with the city’s eminent dining scenery and nightlife. Over the summer, with the support and funding from the School of Business Office of Tourism Analysis, Steve Litvin, professor of...
by Erika LeGendre | Feb 3, 2022 | Hospitality and Tourism Management, Students
Faculty at the College of Charleston School of Business have selected senior Hailey Keith as one of South Carolina’s 2021 Governor’s Tourism Student Award winners. Students studying tourism at South Carolina colleges and universities who have shown exceptional...
by Erika LeGendre | Feb 1, 2022 | Hospitality and Tourism Management
To celebrate the retirement of local restauranteur Steve Kish, Queen Street Hospitality Group has announced the establishment of an endowed fund to provide scholarships to students involved in hospitality and tourism management at the College of Charleston School of...
by Braelyn Diamond | May 14, 2020 | Alumni, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Marketing and Management
Lauren Furey ’19 has always loved feeding people, and recently she’s been doing so virtually. Since social distancing orders have been put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Furey – owner of Lauren Furey LLC which offers personally curated culinary experiences –...
by Erika LeGendre | Sep 19, 2018 | Faculty News, Hospitality and Tourism Management, In the News, Office of Tourism Analysis
With its renowned location in one of the top tourist destinations in the world, the College of Charleston School of Business reinforces its unique position as a leader in the exploration and examination of the tourism industry. Daniel Guttentag, professor of...
by Erika LeGendre | Sep 3, 2018 | Hospitality and Tourism Management
Traditionally, the first day of classes is a bit lackluster. Commonly referred to as “syllabus day,” a significant portion of the class meeting is dedicated to giving introductions, discussing expectations and — you guessed it — reviewing the course syllabus. Luckily...
