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    the company reputation to uphold along with many other forces for a need for change. The main restraining factors include the going against the current status quo, people do not like change and some even avoid change as we can see with the sales manager who avoids the use of the internet site and does not see the potential in it. Inevitably this will be damaging to the company as in order to progress and develop a level of change is required (mullins 2007). Another resisting force would be that…

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    Lodging Manager They 're the first person to be seen when walking into a hotel. The person who provides direction, guidance, and care. Without them, guests would lack the attention that they need. This is a lodging manager, they have multiple responsibilities, but ultimately their number one goal is to create the best experience they possibly can to every guest that walks into their establishment. A lodging manager is a manager who is employed at any type of lodging business, they oversee all…

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    Beresford Hotel Case Study

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    Therefore it is a center-city hotel. Center-city hotels were first built in downtown of America and in major cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Also, it was told that there will be a conference meeting taking place at the hotel. Conference and business meetings are mostly held at city hotels as it is located near to the place their meetings will take place at. Their hotel categories will be all-suite hotel or conference centers, because these hotel categories appeal to mostly…

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    For example if my hotel manager asks me to produce a poster to advertise that in 2 weeks we will host a karaoke night, I would bear in mind the following for the production of the document: - The target audience is mainly our hotel guests but we can accept some visitors. - Understand whether it is a free event or a ticket must be purchased, if you whether it should be in advanced or at the door. - The purpose is to have the maximum number of clients attending this added value hotel activity and…

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    guest rooms, public areas including the front and back of house of the hotel and to create comfort for the guest. Satisfaction of the guests is housekeeping’s primary objective. The efforts of a housekeeping department make in giving the guest a required room has an impact on the guest’s experience in a hotel (McCoy, 2017). In this proposal, I will focus on the Housekeeping Department at Marriott Hotel. The management of the hotel has always ensured that all the departments are working…

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    Revenue Management has been applied across number of service industries, including airline (B.C. Smith, Leimkuhler, & Darrow, 1992), hotel (Hanks, Robert & Noland, 1992; etc. The goal of Revenue Management is to maximize revenue using demand based pricing and duration controls (Kimes & Chase, 1998). Revenue Management is basically the application of information systems and pricing strategies to allocate the right product to right customer at the right time at the right price and at the right…

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    the host and guest relationship. In a private or a public hospitality, the host might oblige on the guest by providing them with food or accommodation. For example, in earlier days, the travellers used to be businessmen or pilgrims and there were no hotels. So the travellers…

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    identified is the Front Office Supervisor at Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel. Sheraton is under the Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, has recently been purchased by Marriott International becoming the largest hotel and resort company. This is crucial because it allows for better and deeper opportunities in the company. It would make it easier for a person trying to climb his/her way up to move between the 30 hotel brands. The Front Office Supervisor job is describes as a position that is…

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    service level matches customer expectations. Johns (1995) notes that it is how the customer perceives the hotel service provider that determines whether the level of service you provide is acceptable. When a…

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    diverse people The hotel makes sure that all his customers are having a top experience and this required fully attention to the details of customer satisfaction. The aim of hotel’s manager is to fix all the issues efficiently by a quick thinking to important decisions as well as answering questions of clients and staffs. This step is essential to prevent problems that can increase easily. They must anticipate complaints and always keep a backup plan in cause of unsolved issues. The manager has…

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