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How to Take the Heat Off Restaurant Costs

Modern Restaurant Management

The cost of powering up restaurants’ air conditioning enterprise-wide—on top of inflation, the high price of staples like meat, and staff salaries—can dilute their financial strength at a time of significant growth. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index Summary, the electricity index went up 5.9

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Managing Your Vendor Network: The Key to Economically Sustainable Operations in the COVID Era

Modern Restaurant Management

Taking the time to assess, centralize and consolidate your network of service providers ensures the best pricing, and keeps already-thin margins from getting thinner. Every restaurant location you manage has a collection of services that are critical to operation. Consolidation: Increase your Buying Power.

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Maximizing Restaurant Profits by Routing Out Hidden Financial Risks: A Technology-Based Approach

Modern Restaurant Management

Driving Down Energy Budgets FSRs often have larger spaces to heat, cool, and light than their limited-service counterparts. That magnifies the importance of driving down their energy costs—as conversations about double-digit price increases swirl around their industry. Energy/utility bills are another obstacle.

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A comprehensive overview of job positions within a hotel

SiteMinder

From handling complaints and supervising staff to scheduling maintenance and managing budgets, this role oversees all aspects of hotel operations. Duties can include overseeing various departments, conducting health and safety audits, and managing budgets. Night duty manager. Revenue manager. Event planner.

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A guide to hotel departments, operational areas and building functions

SiteMinder

Assistant front of house manager. Revenue manager. Sales manager. Human resources manager. IT manager. Security manager. Facilities manager. Cleaning manager. Spa manager. Restaurant manager. Managerial positions in hotel food & beverage include: Restaurant manager.

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Tourism trends: Domestic and international tourist market

SiteMinder

Meanwhile, understanding demand trends allows for dynamic pricing strategies, maximising occupancy and revenue during peak periods and stimulating demand when needed. When it comes to luxury vs budget travel , travellers are willing to spend more – where they see value.

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How long is an online hotel management course

Les Roches

These may include: Hotel operations: understanding the day-to-day business of the hotel industry, including front office management, housekeeping, food and beverage service and facility management Guest services: learning how to deliver exceptional guest experiences through effective customer service, guest relations and communication skills Revenue (..)