3. To Other Researchers
This research only focuses on developing English course book for the reception staff of Vidi hotel Yogyakarta. Other researchers may conduct a
research in other hotels because there are so many hotels in Yogyakarta and not all of them have reception staff with high levels of English mastery. Other
researches may also be conducted in different sections of a hotel. Different sections have different needs of English, and also different kinds of course
materials.
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