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AI Messaging in Hotels: The Future of Guest Service

Hotelogix

Step 3: Train Your Staff for AI Integration Staff training is essential for a smooth transition. Regular training and support must be offered to keep up with system updates and modifications. FAQs, room service, booking confirmations) while staff handles complex requests. 

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Doug Kennedy’s Next Training Webcast: Customer Hospitality Is Bigger than Guest Service

Hospitality Net

Register your team and participate live, or view the recording, of Doug Kennedy’s next 40-minute training webcast scheduled for Friday, November 15, from Noon – 12:45pm EST.

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Standing Out in a Highly Competitive Job Market

Horizon Hospitality

Highlighting experience in luxury hotel management, high-end guest services, or fast-paced environments like resorts can show your ability to handle pressure and deliver results. Build a Personal Brand In today’s job market, personal branding is critical.

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How to Train Your Guest Service Staff to Turn Every Conversation Into a Sales & Marketing Opportunity

Hospitality Net

Register your team and participate live, or view the recording, of Doug Kennedy’s next 40-minute training webcast scheduled for Monday, July 22, from Noon – 12:45pm EST. REGISTER NOW!

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Do Hotel Leaders Understand Difference Between Hospitality and Guest Service?

Revenue Hub

I think there are a lot of leaders, including some with decades of experience that work at top-tier companies, who do not fully understand the difference between “hospitality” and “guest service.” Providing “guest service” is more about delivering experiences that at least meet, and hopefully exceed, guests’ expectations.

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How to Create a Restaurant Staff Training Manual

7 Shifts

The more staff you have to replace, the more money you have to spend on recruitment, and the more time you have to spend interviewing and training. This takes your attention away from your core management responsibilities—plus a continuous stream of new, untrained staff can lead to mistakes and poor guest service.

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Hotel Theft and Pilferage: Key Prevention Tactics

Hotelogix

Guest theft, such as taking towels or toiletries, exists but is a smaller concern compared to organized pilferage at the front desk or among housekeeping staff. Operational Disruptions : Missing items delay room readiness and disrupt guest services. While guest theft is minor, internal pilferage remains the most pressing issue.