Handout 1 Flashcards

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a facility where travelers can rest, relax, and sleep.

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Accommodation

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2
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ranges of facility and amenities in accomodation

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basic to luxurious

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3
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relates or denotes to the business of housing or entertaining guests or clients.

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Hospitality

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4
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the business of providing services, such as transportation, places to stay, and entertainment for tourists or clients

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Tourism

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5
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characteristics of the accommodation or hospitality industry

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  • Open 365 days/year and 24 hours/day
  • Shifting work dependent
  • Services are mostly intangible
  • Manufacture and sales are inseparable
  • Services are mostly perishable
  • Variability of service and guest requirements
  • Operating process is repetitive
  • Labor-intensive
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6
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means that the accommodation industry is open and fully operates daily every year

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Open 365 days/year and 24 hours/day

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7
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vital to be able to support the operational requirements of the accommodation industry

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Shifting work dependent

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8
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means guests cannot test a room for a night to check if it is okay for them or have a taste test before dining to know if it is delicious for them.

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Services are mostly intangible

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9
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means that a room cannot be just sold anywhere just like tangible goods

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Manufacture and sales are inseparable

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10
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means that if a guestroom is not rented on a specific date; the revenue for that room is lost forever

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Services are mostly perishable

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11
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associated with a lack of consistency, which means that the quality of services depends on who, when, and where they were provided

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Variability of service and guest requirements

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12
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Most of the processes of the accommodation industry are routinary

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Operating process is repetitive.

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13
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Most of the accommodation sector’s daily operations involve employees that provide services; which is more evident in medium to large hotels to ensure they are serving the guests’ needs

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Labor-intensive

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14
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states that the industry itself is already customer service-oriented
relies on customers being happy

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Customer satisfaction

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15
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states that the majority of the players in the industry are mainly for tourists or wealthy patrons

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Reliance on disposable income

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16
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suggests that the accommodation industry should provide an exceptional level of service with utmost priority

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Excellent level of service

17
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should be changed to prevent an ambiance from going stale and, consequently, entice more customers

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Themes

18
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a full-service accommodation with a reception and guestrooms that generally offer private facilities with an onsite restaurant, room, and bar services

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Hotel

19
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a service accommodation located in a more natural and relaxed environment

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Resort

20
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refers to a serviced apartment that offers self-contained units with access to kitchen and laundry facilities

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Apartment Hotel

21
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These enterprises appeal to budget-minded
travelers and are also referred to as basic accommodation

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One star

22
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They offer a limited range of facilities and services, especially a bed where guests or travelers can sleep on, and may not have a restaurant

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One star

23
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These enterprises appeal to tourists who are
seeking better services and facilities than that of basic accommodation

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Two star

24
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They offer expanded facilities
and a higher level of comfort

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Two star

25
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These enterprises offer a very good level of accommodation

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Three star

26
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There are more spacious public areas, higher quality facilities, and a greater range of services

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Three star

27
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These properties are upscale in all areas.
Accommodation is refined and stylish. Service is responsive, often including an extensive array of facilities.

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Four star

28
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These properties reflect the characteristics of
luxury and sophistication.

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Five star

29
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The facilities are world class in every manner, and the meticulous service exceeds all guest expectations

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Five star

30
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It is a points-based rating system that ranges from one (1) to five (5) stars to classify accommodation enterprises

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Star Grading System