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The act of making guests feel welcome and comfortable, typically by providing services like food, lodging, and entertainment.



Hospitality

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hospitality and tourism involves promoting services and experiences to attract and retain customers. It includes understanding customer needs, creating value, and communicating that value effectively.

marketing

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types of operations for food

Quick Serve Restaurants Full Service Restaurants Cafes and Coffee Shops Specialty Food Services Catering and Event Services

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Typically located along highways, offering easy parking access and basic accommodations; designed for short stays.

motels

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Regular training sessions that educate staff on different cultures, customs, and communication styles

FIFO (first in first out)

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The activity of traveling to different places for leisure, business, or other purposes, and the industry that supports travelers by providing services like transportation, accommodation, and guided experiences.



tourism

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Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and TikTok are popular platforms for hospitality and tourism marketing.

social media

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Quick service is also known as

fast food

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Comprehensive facilities including pools, spas, sports facilities, and entertainment; cater to vacationers looking for relaxation and recreation

resorts

200

What is a “sales pitch

A presentation or conversation aimed at persuading potential clients to book services

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involves moral principles that govern a person's behavior or conducting of an activity. In the context of hospitality and tourism, it refers to the principles that guide decision-making and interactions in a professional setting

ethics


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involve organizing and coordinating activities, services, and logistics to ensure a successful event.

event planning

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These offer more formal dining with full table service. Customers are seated and served by waitstaff, and the atmosphere is more relaxed, often involving multi-course meals. Examples: Olive Garden, Chili’s, local family-owned fine dining establishments.

full service

300

Lodging Classifications

luxury mid range budget

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What does “brand loyalty” mean in the hotel industry

A customer’s commitment to continue choosing a specific hotel brand over competitors

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involves assisting and supporting customers before, during, and after their interaction with a business to ensure a positive experience.

customer service

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Regular training sessions that educate staff on different cultures, customs, and communication styles.

staff training

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is not just a list of items—it reflects the restaurant's brand, style, and customer base.

menu

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3 types of hotels

full service limited service luxury

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What is “staff turnover

The rate at which employees leave and are replaced within a company

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 involves recognizing and respecting the differences in cultural practices, values, and communication styles. It means being aware of and responding appropriately to cultural differences in a way that is respectful and inclusive

Cultural sensitivity

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Events provide opportunities for direct interaction with customers, building relationships and loyalty

customer engagement 

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where the customer-facing part of the restaurant takes place. This includes greeting guests, seating, taking orders, serving food and beverages, managing payments, and ensuring overall customer satisfaction.

Hostess 

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Hotel Guest Cycle

pre arrival, arrival, occupancy, departure 

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What is the global standard check-in time for hotels

3pm