Task-Based Learning (TBL) Methodology For Training Tourism Professionals
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English language, artificial intelligence, tourism, languageAbstract
Task-Based Learning (TBL) is a modern approach to language learning that focuses on the completion of real-world tasks. Implementing this method in a tourism-focused higher education institution shifts the emphasis from the passive accumulation of knowledge to the resolution of specific tourism-related tasks—spanning linguistic support, business communication, and operational activities. In today’s world, this approach is crucial for preparing future tourism professionals capable of working in a rapidly changing labor market driven by high technology.References
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2026-10-13
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Task-Based Learning (TBL) Methodology For Training Tourism Professionals. (2026). American Scholar: Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Knowledge, 1(09), 1-7. http://scientajournals.com/index.php/1/article/view/206






