Haiti Case Studies Samples For Students

The decision for Royal Caribbean International to determine whether to continue to make stops in the devastated Island Nation of Haiti and its Labadee beach is certainly one that has deep implications associated with it.
In the wake of the utterly devastating Haiti Earthquake, even though research states that there will be no effect on the number of reservations made for the cruise liner, the company still has a moral and social obligation which is far greater than the profit motive. Although the Labadee beach has remained untouched by the earthquake, having guests stay in the same area where ...

Haiti’s Ministry of Tourism

- Competitive/ Business Strategy – Haiti’s Ministry of Tourism
After the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti, the country is currently embroiled in efforts to rebuild its economy. The development of tourism is a top priority for the incumbent government.
- Haiti Competitive Strategy
- Cost advantage
- Differentiation advantage (Hong, 2008).
- Competitive strategy alternative

In the future, Haiti can explore the following competitive strategies alternatives.

- In order to gain cost advantage in the future, Haiti needs to consider the following competitive strategy alternatives:
- Economies of scale
- Economies of learning
- Economies of scope and scale
- Market share
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Human Geographical Factors and Social Systems

Human Geography is defined as the activities of human beings and its impact on the society and the earth in general. Human geography is a key indicator and pointer that can and has been used to explain trends in societies and communities. According to Jared Diamond, societies and how they rise and collapse can be linked to a number of human geographic factors which influences the way societies are ran and can be analyzed. This is mainly due to the fact that society is based on livelihood and a reliance on the environment. Thus, human geography identifies these collective ...