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Bowood Hotel appoints new GM and deputy

Hotel Owner

Her career began in the travel sector, where she spent seven years as a travel agent, progressing from trainee to manager in just three years.

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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

SiteMinder

This training covers a wide range of areas including customer service, communication, problem-solving, and operational management. To familiarise staff with the operational aspects of the hospitality industry, including front desk operations, housekeeping standards, and food and beverage management.

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Exploring the world of guest services: from definitions to job descriptions

Les Roches

Catering to the needs of guests and ensuring their satisfaction is a fundamental aspect of running a successful hospitality business and achieving customer excellence. In this article, we delve into the world of guest services, exploring what they are, their significance and how they differ from customer service in the hospitality industry.

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What do you study in an online hotel management degree?

Les Roches

Understanding hotel management Managing a hotel or other tourism venue covers a broad range of roles and responsibilities, all of which are vital to the success of the business. Let’s explore the key competencies gained through such programs, from mastering customer service to understanding global tourism trends.

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How long is an online hotel management course

Les Roches

Short courses Typically spanning a few weeks to a few months and focusing on specific hotel management topics or skill areas. These courses provide targeted education on subjects such as front office operations, revenue management, customer service or food and beverage management.

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Exploring career opportunities: Hotel management vs culinary arts

Les Roches

Ranging from chefs to food service managers, bakery artists to sommeliers, the opportunities in this sector are plentiful. What is the difference between hotel management and culinary arts? When comparing hote­l management and culinary arts, it’s clear these career paths have distinct differences.

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Different Career Paths in the Hospitality Industry

Horizon Hospitality

Front Office Manager Manages the reception and reservations teams, ensuring seamless check-ins and check-outs. Food & Beverage Manager Directs all dining operations, from restaurants to room service and banquets. Restaurant Manager Oversees daily operations, including staffing, customer service, and profitability.