Managing Quality: A Case Study of the TUI Group's Challenges
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This case study analyzes the quality issues faced by the TUI Group, a multinational travel and tourism company. It begins with an introduction to TUI, its industry position, and the identified quality issues, particularly concerning customer service dissatisfaction in 2019. The report utilizes the Gap Model of Service Quality to pinpoint gaps between customer expectations and actual service delivery, focusing on poor grievance handling and responsiveness. It then assesses TUI's resources, competencies, and capabilities, highlighting the need for improved customer service to gain a competitive edge. The financial performance is reviewed, showing that despite high revenues, net profits declined, indicating increased operational costs. The study recommends that TUI Group adopts total quality management principles, specifically the PDCA Cycle, to improve customer satisfaction and service quality. The report provides a framework for planning, testing, evaluating, and implementing solutions to enhance customer service and overall business performance.
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