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Q&A with Amanda Williams, Solonis

Hotel Business

When thinking about hotel operation automation, you can break things out into three main buckets: front desk, operations and guest experience. For the front desk staff, a cloud-based PMS simplifies the day-to-day experience and automates more manual tasks—freeing up your team to take care of guests.

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Think Simplicity partners with Cloudbeds 

Hotel Business

Cloudbeds’ customers will have the option to streamline front desk operations such as viewing a guest’s name when they call the front desk, setting voicemail options for extensions, providing housekeeping codes and calling accounting for billing room calls.

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Diverse careers in hospitality and tourism: match your talents

Les Roches

What are back-of-house positions? Summary Whether you’re interested in working front-of-house with customers or prefer to be back of house, the career options in hospitality and tourism are vast. There are various career pathways in hospitality and tourism, with different roles and levels of responsibility.

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Insights into hotel management salary and requirements

Les Roches

Front office manager As the face of guest services, this professional plays a pivotal role in ensuring a seamless customer experience from check-in to departure. Front office managers look after the front desk operations, including reservations, guest inquiries and room assignments.

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Everything you need to know about a hotel PMS and what it does

SiteMinder

Front desk operations. This functionality will allow a front-desk manager to view and update room reservations, check guests in and out, and process payments. Housekeeping. A housekeeping module within your PMS system can connect housekeeping staff to the front-office team.

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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

SiteMinder

To familiarise staff with the operational aspects of the hospitality industry, including front desk operations, housekeeping standards, and food and beverage management. To enhance cross-departmental communication, ensuring a seamless guest experience.

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Lesser-known roles: how to become a hotel inspector

Les Roches

Conducting thorough inspections Hotel inspectors perform detailed examinations of hotel areas, including guest rooms, common areas, kitchens, dining facilities, recreational areas and back-of-house operations. They look for cleanliness, safety and maintenance issues, ensuring all aspects of the hotel meet established standards.