An Anderson Schools of Management student course and trip—Spring 2004

UNM and Escalera Nautica Study Project

Sara and Jesse presenting their project to the class at the Paradiso Resort.

The Course

Phone: 505-277-3403

Fax: 555-277-7108

E-mail: edry@unm.edu

The class met 2 1/2 hours a night, one night a week, from January to March, 2004 to build the foundation of understanding Mexico: its history, culture, government, geography, management, and tourism industry.  Then, from there, to consider the economic, cultural, and ecological impacts of Escalera Nautica.

A nurse from the International Travel Clinic at UNM provided information to allow the group to travel safely and healthy in Mexico including:  US State Department travel advisories, US Center for Disease Control information. She discussed eating and drinking , dehydration, recommended skin care, importance of rest.

UNM Office of International Programs (OIP) provided information to further safeguard the trip and enrich the learning experience including: proper travel and health documents, international medical insurance.

In the picture on the right, two students, Sara Sanasac and Jesse Herron are presenting their semester long research project from ,  “Strategy for Marketing Weddings and Honeymoons at the Paradiso Resort.”

Jennifer Richardson presented her marketing plan that she and two other Tourism Management students developed last semester.

Then, on March 13, we were ready to leave Albuquerque...

 

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Jennifer describing her strategies for marketing Paradiso.