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Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to Be Developed as a Tourism Destinations
HUB 3214 / Research Methodology for hospitality and tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074)

COURSEWORK/QUIZ COVER PAGE FOR FRONT COUNTER ACAD DEPARTMENT TO BE FILLED IN THE STUDENT AND ATTACHED TO THE COURSEWORK/QUIZ

Name of Student

NOYIHIN BINTI SANGKONG

Matric Number

KK1190074

Course Code and Name

HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism

Assignment Title

Research Proposal (Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination)

Submission Date

12th DECEMBER 2012

Name of Lecturer

MISS FIONA GADIUS

For Academic Counter Staff: Collected by: Remarks:

Received Date and Stamp:

University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012.

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HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074)

TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter1: Introduction ........................................................................................... 1- 8 Purpose of Study ............................................................................................................. 4 Significant of Study ........................................................................................................ 4 Theoretical Underpinning ............................................................................................... 5 Research Problem ........................................................................................................... 6 Research Question .......................................................................................................... 6 Statement of Hypotheses ................................................................................................. 7 Conceptual Framework


References: University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074) CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074) and shelving University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074) PURPOSE OF STUDY University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074) THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074) RESEARCH PROBLEMS University of Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) Sabah Regional Center, 2012. HUB 3214 / Research Methodology For Hospitality And Tourism Research Title: Potential of Dataran Bengkoka, Pitas to be developed as a tourism destination Researcher: Noyihin Binti Sangkong (KK1190074) STATEMENT OF HYPOTHESES
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