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Hotel reservations manager: Job description and responsibilities

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While the general manager oversees all hotel operations, a reservations manager focuses specifically on the booking process. They manage reservations, ensure room availability is up to date, and support front desk operations, playing a critical role in guest satisfaction and hotel profitability.

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“All in One” Property Management Systems Vs “Best of Breed” Solutions

STAAH

It typically includes modules for managing reservations, front desk operations, housekeeping, guest communication, accounting, reporting, and more. About the Writer This blog is written by Kevin Tatem, Regional Director – APAC Kevin holds an outstanding reputation in the tourism space across the Asia Pacific.

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Hotel automation: Implementation guide for the future

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Hotel automation is the use of technology to perform routine tasks and manage operations in a hotel with minimal human intervention. This includes automating guest check-ins, housekeeping schedules, inventory management, and communication with guests through automated messaging platforms.

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

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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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Hotel budget: Steps in the budgeting process for hotels

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Operational expenses: Break down operational costs into granular categories like utilities, maintenance, housekeeping, front desk operations, and security. Food and beverage revenue : Calculate expected earnings based on average spend per guest, expected footfall, and any seasonal promotions or events.

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Diverse careers in hospitality and tourism: match your talents

Les Roches

Some of the common back-of-house positions you may find include: Food and beverage manager Chef Sous chef Line cook Pastry chef Purchasing manager Housekeeping staff Facilities manager Maintenance technician Sales and marketing Finance and revenue management What skills are required for back-of-house roles? What are back-of-house positions?

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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

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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.