Titlebook: Cruise Sector Growth; Managing Emerging Ma Alexis Papathanassis Book 2009 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesbaden 200

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The future of medical care on cruise shipsaffing conditions and requirements and it examines demand development in this context. Furthermore, this paper proposes solution opportunities in order to improve the quality of medical services on board.

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Game-based learning for cruise management: Taking it to the web. In our paper we present and discuss a range of educational and technical aspects of this transformation, all linked to the overriding purpose of enhancing student/player learning. Our main considerations concern the question which learning objectives could profit from computer support and which are more adequate for face-to-face sessions.