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    the functions of a hotel. I was very curious to see how different types of hotels differ in what they offer, how they offer it, and where they offer it. These services are extremely significant because they are what define a hotel. They define what type of guests they are targeting, what type of hotel they want to be perceived as, and what level of service they want to deliver to their guests. The impression of the hotel left on the guest is essential for the success of the hotel. The idea of adding

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    Fasano Hotel is a boutique hotel owned and managed by the Fasano family, who always offer a high quality service to their customers. Thinking of taking a step forward in pursuit of its main objective, which is to become a leader in the hospitality industry, our brand is confident to embrace a new challenge and open a new hotel in the city of Vancouver. To support this process and keep our mission, vision, and values on track, our human resources department developed a strategic plan. First, our department

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    CHAPTER 4: LUXURY HOTELS 4.1) WHAT ARE LUXURY HOTELS? A hotel is an establishment that provides lodging and accommodation services paid for on a short term basis. The larger the hotels the more guest facilities provided. Luxury hotels are the largest of the lot. In the 17th century English towns were swarmed with inns and taverns. By the 18th century these lodges became more professional and started catering the wealthy. One of the first hotels was opened in Exeter in 1768 but the Tremont house in

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    satisfaction among other benefits. Employee satisfaction and knowledge of operations are critical components for implementing the Ritz Carlton’s world-class hotel experience. This new order approach is similar to the operations at Andrew’s “World’s Greatest Service Station”. Andrew empowers his frontline employees to provide meaningful, sincere service through methods such as company culture training and opportunities for performance bonuses & managerial promotions. These performance bonuses are allocated

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    increasing competition many companies force to cut down their prices

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    million reviews of hotels and restaurants. The site operates in 30 countries worldwide making it a powerful and unstoppable force. Tripadvisor.co.uk (2013) The next review site that even comes close to TripAdvisor is booking.com with a mere 14 million reviews per month compared to the review giant of TripAdvisor. Stephen Kaufer co-founded TripAdvisor in 2000 with the mission to “help

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    Dorado Beach, a Ritz Carlton Reserve located in Dorado, Puerto Rico is the second Ritz-Carlton brand reserve resort of the Ritz-Carlton hotel and resort chain, the first reserve resort is located on Phulay Bay, Thailand another nation with a tropical climate similar to Puerto Rico. The Ritz-Carlton brand’s reputation is to provide the utmost quality service towards their guests. However, since they opened their doors in 2012 the service has not been on a par to other Ritz-Carlton hotels nor with the

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    Week 5 internet Exercises Chapter 11: Exercise #1 a) One of the trends that are occurring in the hotel industry is the increase in construction in certain pipelines and areas. The Spanish influenced countries of Latin America and South America are seeing the largest increase. The increased interest in the Hispanic culture by society is driving many consumers to want to escape to the sandy beaches and the tropical oasis. The other trend is the decrease in the African and the Middle Eastern Pipelines

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    Introduction Hospitality management is a burgeoning industry within the worldwide economy. As emerging markets continue their rapid expansion, middle class families are not garnering more discretionary income. This bodes well for the industry as more consumers have the necessary capital to take vacations, or travel abroad. As a more diverse client base gains capital, the industry must reflect the changing dynamic of its customer base. As such, hiring the appropriate personnel will be an integral

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    University Abstract This paper summarizes my research in area of lodging and hotel industry, focusing on importance, ordering and controlling amenities in hotels. I have gather information from hospitality industry journal articles, web sites and also directly from facilities to gain knowledge on importance of hotels amenities and guest perceived value of these amenities. This research also seeks to understand how the hotels can use amenities to attract guest, promote the property, increase sales and

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