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    All in all, a career in the casino industry is a good bet for people with strong customer service skills who enjoy working with the public. Conclusion A number of socioeconomic and psychological reasons explain why people visit casino hotels. These include a desire to gamble, recreation…

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    Challenges in the Indian Tourism Industry: Travel & Tourism industry in India is growing and it has vast potential for generating employment and earning large amount of foreign exchange besides giving a fillip to the country’s overall economic and social development. But a long way needs to be covered hence much more remains to be done. Therefore, there are challenges involved in tourism industry. Lack of proper infrastructure, is being one of the…

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    Swot Analysis Of W Hotel

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    A strong brand image helps to attract first-time customers as well as repeat business, as switching costs are negligible in this industry. W Hotels compete with rivals that include Wyndham Worldwide, Marriott international and Inter-Continental Hotels. Unstable Global Environment: The hospitality industry is particularly sensitive to macroeconomic factors, as well as geopolitical instability and terrorism, which negatively affect people’s tendency to travel. For example…

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    Mission and Vision of the organization: ‘’To be the preeminent global hospitality company - the first choice of guests, team members, and owners alike’’ (HiltonWorldwide, 2007) ‘’To fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality’’ (HiltonWorldwide, 2007) As we can see in these two quotes Hilton has aspiration to be not just good but to be the best in the world from my experience in this Hotel I was able to see that for every employee doesn’t matter if its General…

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    Improper Sports Leadership

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    coaches, players, general managers and owners. The project seeks to understand the importance of leadership as well as proper and improper things leaders do in the hospitality industry. This will be important so I can become a better leader and help grow our industry. The Business of Sports is a multi-billion dollar global industry fueled by enormous consumer demand. The growth in sports closely follows entertainment's explosion, in terms of their importance to our culture. Millions of…

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    The hotel industry is a very competitive segment within the hospitality industry. Top executives of hotel companies such as Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt, and IHG performance is judged by their stakeholders. The stakeholders judge these top executives on how fast and big they can grow their company. This can be done by creating new brands to get different customers into the hotel, along with maximizing the wealth of the company by bring in more revenue. The more revenue brought in will later result in…

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    Four Seasons

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    The implementation of the “Golden Rule” led to lower turnover rates, and a higher level of employee happiness in comparison to competing hotels. The average turnover rate in the hospitality industry was over 50%, and the turnover rate for F.S. was about 23% (Hallowell, Bowen, & Knoop, 2003, p. 5). If F.S. had not implemented the “Golden Rule”, the turnover rate could have been significantly higher. A study performed by Organizational Science…

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    The information used in making this report is from direct observation through the interns own experience, observing various departments and participatory observation in the three departments in which interns got the opportunity to work under professional supervision and got the chance to observe and learn. To reach above mentioned aims and test the hypothesis, self-administrated questionnaires were sent to hotel managers or front office managers, as most of the time they were involved in guest…

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    The front desk staff may also provide labour to prepare the daily announcement board, an inside listing of the daily activities of the hotel (time, group, and room assignment), and marquee, the curb side message board, which includes the logo of the hotel and space for a message. Since the majority of banquet guests may not be registered guests in the hotel, the front office provides a logical communications centre. The daily posting of scheduled events on a felt board or an electronic bulletin…

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    Aloft Hotel Case Study

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    Garryck Hersh Aloft Hotels November 27, 2017 Introduction to Hospitality Garryck Hersh Mrs. Lamae Koogler Introduction to Hospitality November 27, 2017 Aloft and Marriott Hotels Andre Balazs once said, “All good hotels tend to lead people to do things they wouldn't necessarily do at home.” Marriott Hotels are a parent company to Aloft Hotels. Most of the Marriott Hotels are designed towards older generations and appeal more to the, while Aloft is more geared toward the…

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