Background of the Study
Safety and security are critical components of the hospitality industry, influencing tourists' choices of accommodation. In Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, the growth of the hospitality sector has been accompanied by increased safety concerns. Threats such as theft, unauthorized access, and terrorism necessitate robust security management systems in hotels.
Globally, hotels have adopted advanced security measures such as surveillance systems, access control technologies, and staff training to ensure guest safety. In Abuja, however, challenges such as inadequate investment in security infrastructure and inconsistent safety protocols persist. This study evaluates safety concerns in hotel security management, identifying gaps and recommending strategies for improvement.
Statement of the Problem
Despite the increasing demand for hotel accommodations in Abuja, safety concerns remain a significant deterrent for travelers. Incidents of theft, security breaches, and poor emergency preparedness undermine tourists' confidence in local hotels. Additionally, the lack of standardized security protocols exacerbates these challenges. This study examines the safety concerns in hotel security management in Abuja and proposes solutions to address them effectively.
Objectives of the Study
To identify the major safety concerns affecting hotel security management in Abuja.
To evaluate the effectiveness of current security measures in Abuja’s hotels.
To recommend strategies for improving hotel security management in Abuja.
Research Questions
What are the major safety concerns affecting hotel security management in Abuja?
How effective are the current security measures implemented in Abuja’s hotels?
What strategies can enhance safety and security in hotel management in Abuja?
Research Hypotheses
Safety concerns significantly affect tourists’ perception of hotel security in Abuja.
Current security measures in Abuja’s hotels are insufficient to address emerging safety challenges.
Enhanced training and investment in security infrastructure will improve hotel safety management in Abuja.
Scope and Limitations of the Study
The study focuses on safety concerns in hotel security management in Abuja, covering various categories of hotels. Limitations include variability in hotel policies and limited access to internal security data.
Definitions of Terms
Hotel Security Management: The processes and systems implemented by hotels to ensure the safety of guests, staff, and property.
Safety Concerns: Risks or threats that may compromise the security of individuals or assets.
Emergency Preparedness: The readiness of an organization to respond effectively to unforeseen incidents.
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