
handle: 11693/30105 , 11693/17765
Cataloged from PDF version of article. In this study, service quality of Bilkent Hotel is measured. The study starts with the literature survey on the quality and the service quality. The different definitions of service quality is given and file most popular and appreciated one which is "satisfying the customer expectations" is chosen for the analysis. The differences between the service quality and manufacturing quahty is examined and the i difficulty in measuring service quality is mentioned in this thesis. Then the different models on measuring service quality was searched. The model used is named as SERVQUAL. It is a comprehensive model and it not only diagnosed the situation of the company but offers solutions to the problems. These problems identified by the mefiiod and obtained by the gap measurements. There are five gaps. These are measured by some questionnaires which are presented in the appendices. Karababa, Eminegül M.B.A
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360, Hotels--Customer services--Research., HF5415.5 .K37 1996, Services industries--Quality control., Customer services--Research, Measurement of Service Quality, Marketing research, Marketing research., Customer services Research, Consumer satisfaction--Research., Quality, Services industries--Marketing, Services industries--Marketing., Services industries--Quality control, Hotels--Customer services--Research, Customer services Research., Consumer satisfaction--Research, Customer services--Research., Service Quality, SERVQUAL
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