Making Hotels Accessible to Gen Z in Metropolitan Areas

This presentation covers the various reasons why Gen Z should be allowed to pay for hotel rooms

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September 19, 2022

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MLA: Nguyen, Uyen. “Making Hotels Accessible to Gen Z in Metropolitan Areas.” Institute for Youth in Policy, Institute for Youth in Policy, 20 Sept. 2022, https://cite.yipinstitute.org/M2MBd2M.

APA: Nguyen, U. (2022, September 20). Making Hotels Accessible to Gen Z in Metropolitan Areas. Institute for Youth in Policy. Retrieved from https://cite.yipinstitute.org/M2MBd2M

Acknowledgement

The Institute for Youth in Policy wishes to acknowledge Marielle DeVos, Paul Kramer, Riya Kataria, Lilly Kurtz, and other contributors for developing and maintaining the Programming Department within the Institute.

Uyen Nguyen

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Uyen is an undergraduate student from Massachusetts who is interested in foreign policy, and national and international affairs. She first participates in YIP in 2022 as a summer fellowship and plans to apply to positions within the organization.

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