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    starting to use their consumers into their advertisement. Because of this new tactic many consumers feel as if they are part of the business growth. This is why this is a great approach for the Marriott because they emphasize their loyalty member’s experiences when they are traveling and staying at the Marriott. From 2015, they were able to increase their loyalty program by 10%. The company is a cash cow because of the constant increase and profit. They spent approximately 102.1 million dollars…

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    The words ‘P’ is stands for political, ‘E’ stands for economics, ‘S’ stands for social, ‘T’ stands for technological, while ‘L’ stands for legal and ‘E; stands for environment. Political Factors That Could Affect Marriott International The major political factors that could affect Marriott International are the violent activities, international relations and the political conditions in popular tourist destinations. This is due terrorist attack or a military conflict in a country that could…

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    My general opinion about life of employee in the Marriott international Marriott International is considered to be a company that is loved by employees. One might think that it’s all because of special programs and benefits company suggest to its employees, but it’s not only about that. According to the survey most employees state that benefits presented by Marriott are not that beneficial as they might seem from the first sight. For example, paid days off are earned by amount of working hours…

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    by the Chinese competitor, Starwood accepted the new bid submitted by Marriott, evidently finding it profitable enough: for sure, a critical role in the decision is played by the significant long term value that such acquisition can generate. In other words, the potential synergies with Marriott prevailed and persuaded Starwood against the new bidder, as already happened with Hyatt, who also submitted a sweeter bid than Marriott, but was discarded the same. Indeed, Starwood’s aim is to enlarge…

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    The hotel industry has completely changed in the past ten years. Even this year for the merger between Marriott and Starwood, hotels became more environmentally friendly, or having theme park resorts. But these aren’t even the biggest trends. Today hotels are focusing their attention to the increasing demographic group of the Millennials. With that in mind hotels are interested in a couple factors first starting with what is a Millennials. Next what demands and need Millennials have, how they…

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    the TOP 10 hotel groups in the world and their brands. - The TOP 10 hotel groups are: • Marriott International/ Starwood Hotels & Resorts: + The Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, JW Marriott, Westin, Courtyard, aloft, Marriott Hotels, Autograph Collection hotels, Four Points, Moxy Hotels, Edition, Sheraton, Design Hotels, SpringHill Suites, Marriott Executive Apartments, the Luxury Collection, Marriott Vacation Club, Renaissance Hotels, Protea Hotels, Residence Inn, BVLGARI Hotels &…

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    Marriott hotels have been faced with a lot of tradeoffs dealing with their customers for the last few years. The demand of the hotel rooms is usually high and the booking rates are usually high. The problem with the situation comes when the people who have booked the hotels fail to show up or cancel their reservations before their actual arrivals. This usually means a reduction in the revenues collected by the hotel facility. In order to minimize the effects of revenue reduction in the…

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    Hotels International, Marriott Hotels, and InterContinental Hotels. These 5 major hotel brands are all very competitive since no group has more than a 20% market share. But each hotel firm has their individual strategies in order to best compete against their rivalries. Hilton has easily recognized their competitive strategy as one of broad differentiation. They seek to create all different types of brands that cater to each specific target markets needs and wants. Marriott offers the upscale,…

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    The group's major competitors, such as Marriott International (Marriott), InterContinental Hotels Group (InterContinental), and Hilton Hotels are larger in terms of their operations. Marriott, in FY2014, had 4,175 hotels worldwide with 714,765 rooms, while InterContinental's network consisted of 4,840 hotels worldwide with 710,295 rooms. (Marriott, 2015) (IHG, 2015). Another competitor of the group, Hilton Hotels, had 4,322 hotels worldwide…

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    Customer satisfaction: The average score of 4.8 is attained for the overall customer satisfaction. Service quality is the leaders of the customer’s satisfaction. This is also supported by the statement about visiting the hotel again is with the average score of 4.9. 61.7% respondents were ready to visit again. As there is a relationship between the customer satisfaction and next visit to the hotel can be understood clearly. Recommending the hotel is also confidentially done by 60% of the…

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