1) The Hospitality And Catering Industry Flashcards

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Definition of Hospitality

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means providing people with a place to stay (accommodation), meals, drinks and entertainment in a variety of places.

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Definition of Catering

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means providing people with a food and drink service in a variety of places.

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Definition of caterers

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supply businesses and places with food that is made in a central kitchen/factory, then delivered to order.

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Examples of Hospitality

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Hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast, inns, pubs, farmhouses, holiday camps and parks, family cabins, luxury camping (glamping), cruise ships, long-distance trains, airlines, motorway services, youth hostels

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Examples of catering

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Restaurants, bistros, dining rooms, canteens, cafes, tearooms, coffee shops, takeaway and fast food outlets, pubs, bars, clubs, casinos, street food, restaurants, mobile/ roadside food vans,
motorway services, visitor and tourist attractions (theme parks, museums, zoos,
etc.), sport stadiums, concert/gig venues, hospitals, schools, prisons, care homes,

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What do suppliers provide in the Hospitality and Catering industry

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Agency staff/employees
Cleaning materials Drinks Equipment
Flower arrangements Food
Furniture Laundering services (washing and drying clothes and bed sheets, etc.)
Tableware - knives, forks, spoons, glasses, plates, etc.
Uniforms
Waste disposal

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Name the 2 types of service systems

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.Counter service
.Table service

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Description of Counter service

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• Customers choose food from a display
• Customers queue ot pay before they eat the food -queue may be lengthy, lunchtime
• Food can be eaten in the place or taken away

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Description of table service

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• Waiting staff take food orders and serve customers seated at a table
• Large restaurants divide tables into areas called stations
• Banquets, wedding receptions, etc. - guests are served by teams of waiting staff
• Food is more expensive in order to pay the wages of the waiting staff
• Gueridon system (trolley / moveable service)
- Cooking / preparing food at the table to entertain customers

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Examples of Transport Catering

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. Trains
. Aeroplanes
. Ships

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Description of transport catering - (TRAINS)

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  • Restaurant carriages on some long-distance trains
  • Takeaway cafeteria or trolley service available
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Description of Transport Catering - (AEROPLANES)

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  • Frozen or cook-chilled meals provided on long-distance flights - heated by microwaves
  • Trolley drink and snack service available on many short-distance flights
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Description of Transport Catering - (SHIPS)

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  • Cruise ships provide a variety of food service options
  • Ferries usually have a cafeteria service
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Description of the Vending System

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.Vending machines sell hot and cold meals, snacks and drinks in a variety of places
. team of people is needed to service them and maintain their stocks

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The commercial sector of the H&C industry

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Commercial sector H&C businesses aim to make a profit.
They can be places where people stay in the accommodation provided (residential).
They can be places w h e r e H&C services are provided, but there is no accommodation for
people to stay in (non-residential).

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Places in the residental commercial sector

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• Hotels
• Guest houses
• Bed and breakfast
• Inns
• Pubs
• Farmhouses
• Holiday camps and parks
• Glamping (luxury camping)
• Cruise ships
• Long-distance trains
• Airlines
• Motorway services
• Youth hostels

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Customers in the residential commercial sector

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Individuals and groups for:
• Business conferences and meetings
• Family events
• Guests at a social event
• Tourists
• Participants in leisure activities
• Student field trips
• Travellers breaking a journey
• Passengers on a journey

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Hospitality and Catering services

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• Accommodation
• Housekeeping
• Turn down bed
• Room food and drink service
• Packed lunches
• Formal meals
• Study and training facilities
• Conference rooms
• Internet access
• Transport catering service

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Examples of job roles

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• Managers
• Administrators
• Receptionists
• Porters
• Security
• Kitchen brigade
• Waiting staff
• Barista
• Bartender
• Housekeeping
• Room attendant
• Maintenance staff
• Conference staff