Dr. Christopher W. Hart

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  The Caribbean is still affordable for wealthy travelers, but resorts "that appeal particularly to price-sensitive families are in a world of trouble," said Christopher Hart, professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
  
  The flight cuts are coming despite increases in tourism this year to most of the islands, including double-digit growth in U.S. visitors to Antigua, St. Lucia and Jamaica, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

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  The Caribbean is still affordable for wealthy travellers but resorts "that appeal particularly to price-sensitive families are in a world of trouble," said Christopher Hart, a professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
  
  The flight cuts are coming despite increases in tourism this year to most of the islands, including double-digit growth in U.S. visitors to Antigua, St. Lucia and Jamaica, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

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  Christopher W. Hart
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  Christopher W. Hart, Ph.D., is an adjunct professor at Babson College and a former professor at Harvard Business School.He also is president of Spire Group (www.spiregroup.biz), a management consulting and executive- education firm.His email address is chart@spiregroup.biz.

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  - Christopher W. Hart, Ph.D., President of the Spire Group and author of Extraordinary Guarantees.CLICK HERE

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  Christopher Hart, Ph.D.President of Spire Group

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  The Caribbean is still affordable for wealthy travelers, but resorts "that appeal particularly to price-sensitive families are in a world of trouble," said Christopher Hart, a professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
  
  The flight cuts are coming despite increases in tourism this year to most of the islands, including double-digit growth in U.S. visitors to Antigua, St. Lucia and Jamaica, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

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  The Caribbean is still affordable for wealthy travelers, but resorts "that appeal particularly to price-sensitive families are in a world of trouble," said Christopher Hart, a professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
  
  The flight cuts are coming despite increases in tourism this year to most of the islands, including double-digit growth in U.S. visitors to Antigua, St. Lucia and Jamaica, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

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  The Caribbean is still affordable for wealthy travelers, but resorts "that appeal particularly to price-sensitive families are in a world of trouble," said Christopher Hart, a professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
  
  The flight cuts are coming despite increases in tourism this year to most of the islands, including double-digit growth in U.S. visitors to Antigua, St. Lucia and Jamaica, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

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  The Caribbean is still affordable for wealthy travellers but resorts "that appeal particularly to price-sensitive families are in a world of trouble," said Christopher Hart, a professor at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
  
  The flight cuts are coming despite increases in tourism this year to most of the islands, including double-digit growth in U.S. visitors to Antigua, St. Lucia and Jamaica, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization.

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  A sprightly service guarantee can also smooth out bumpy internal relationships and break through logjams that rapidly grow to be impossible barriers to performance, according to Harvard's Christopher Hart.He found, in one way-too-familiar instance, that top-level executives in a midsized manufacturing company were chronically late for meetings.

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