Table Skirting and Tourism Skills
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https://doi.org/10.62596/eir.9y28nn31Keywords:
hospitality skills, tourism education, table skirtingAbstract
This paper highlights how table skirting serves as a foundational tourism skill that instills patience, creativity, and discipline among learners. Beyond decoration, it shapes values essential to hospitality, emphasizing attention to detail and genuine service. Through practice, students develop both technical skill and character, reflecting the heart of the tourism industry.
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