TLE - ORAL RECITATION Flashcards
A Major Department in a hotel which is situated at the front part of the hotel and is responsible for the sale of hotel rooms through the systematic methods of the reservation, followed by registration and assigning rooms to the guest.
Front Office Department
It is a place which provides food, shelter to the bonafide guest and has the capability to pay for the accommodations.
Hotel
Defined as a front of the housing department located around the foyer and the lobby area of a hospitality property
The Front Office
When guests have any problems or require to appreciate or comment, they would normally go directly to the?
Front Office
this department is the direct delegate to link the work and report the consequence to other departments.
The front office
major operational and revenue-producing departments of the hotel which generates two-thirds of the revenue earned by a hotel from the sale of the guest rooms.
The Front Office
also known as the face of the hotel.
The front office
It is the first guest contact area.
The front office
is the back bone as well as the “Nerve Center” of a hotel from where all the information and messages are communicated to the different department or personal.
The front office
Why is front office important in a hotel?
The front office in a hotel is important as it creates the very first impression for customers, which is can’t be un-done.
Why It is also known as the “showcase window”?
the front office is also know as the showcase window because this reflects the image of a hotel.
Why is the front office also known as the nerve center of a hotel?
it is because this is where all the information and messages are communicated to the different department or personal.
What is the role of the front office?
They reserve, receive, register, allocate rate and rooms to the guest: and acts as a continuous source of information to the guest during their stay at the hotel.
the FOD is divided into?
Reception and
Information
Cashier
ReservationSwitchboard operator
Bell desk sections