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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

SiteMinder

To educate employees on health and safety standards, emergency procedures, and regulatory compliance to ensure a safe environment for guests and staff. To keep pace with evolving industry trends, such as sustainability practices, digital transformation, and changing guest expectations.

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Lesser-known roles: how to become a hotel inspector

Les Roches

Providing recommendations for improvement Based on their report, inspectors offer practical suggestions to hotel management for improving operations and guest services. These suggestions may involve updates to cleaning protocols, staff training programs, maintenance schedules or guest amenities.

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Everything you need to know about resort development

Les Roches

These programs often combine class-based learning with internships, providing hands-on experience in resort operations, guest services and event management as well as academic knowledge. A resort’s success relies on strong market research, regulatory compliance and financial viability.

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How to start a hotel management company

Les Roches

It encompasses a wide range of responsibilities, such as managing guest services, supervising staff, maintaining facilities and optimizing financial performance. Hotel managers are tasked with ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the property while providing exceptional service to guests.

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Virtual Acceleration, Raising the Bar and Insult Monitor

Modern Restaurant Management

Procurant is partnering with Yellofin to add a new sales channel for Procurant’s suite of technology that helps casinos and foodservice organizations bring greater control, automation and regulatory compliance to their food safety programs.

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What is hotel asset management?

Les Roches

This includes taking responsibility for driving profitability and improving guest satisfaction through hotel asset management. Traditionally, a hotel general manager focuses on day-to-day operations, such as guest services, housekeeping and food and beverage management.