Hospitality and Tourism: Key Concepts and Industry Practices

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Quality assurance

Processes used by businesses to prevent defective products from being created.

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First step in completing a job application

Reading the entire form to follow directions.

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Consumer expectation in hospitality

Consumers have the right to expect businesses to provide goods and services that are safe and clean.

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Obtaining product specifications

The best way for an employee to obtain product specifications for a piece of office equipment is to contact the vendor directly.

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Inventory type for demand increase

Businesses should make sure to have buffer inventory to help meet a sudden increase in demand.

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Component of a formal report

The executive summary provides an overview of the important aspects of the report.

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Planning a media presentation

Before building a media presentation, you should first plan the text and illustrations by creating a storyboard.

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Interest payment difference

The business needed to pay $750 more in interest to purchase inventory this year than last year.

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Information from internal business report

Employees often extract new personnel regulations from an internal business report.

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Using social media for customer experience

An example of using social media to enhance a customer's post-sale experience is responding to negative and positive online reviews.

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Benefit of accepting credit card payments

A benefit of accepting credit card payments is improved cash flow.

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Examples of raw-goods producers

Farms, mines, and lumber companies are examples of raw-goods producers.

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Consistent service strategy

One strategy to ensure all customers receive consistent, quality service is by training employees in company procedures.

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Individual influence on buying behavior

An individual influence on buying behavior is age.

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business risk

A negative outcome of the delivery guarantee for the pizza chain is that it caused an increase in business risk.

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Scope

The aspect of the project that Madison is monitoring and correcting when realizing the team might need to create an additional brochure.

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Directing

The management function in which Colleen can make the best use of her personality and communication skills to motivate others.

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manage customer experience during peaks in demand

The reason Lucia's Bistro decided to offer half-off appetizers from 3-5 p.m.

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hourly

The term 'wage' is usually associated with an hourly workforce.

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unstructured business data

A common challenge a business may face with the use of unstructured business data is that they are difficult to standardize.

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customer-service mindset

One way that employees who routinely deal with customers can demonstrate a customer-service mindset is by making eye contact.

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product bundling

An example of product bundling is when an insurance company offers customers a discount when they purchase both a homeowners policy and an auto policy.

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damaging the company's image

A business must be very careful about eliminating products to prevent damaging the company's image.

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positive moment of truth in customer service

An example of a positive moment of truth in customer service is showing concern for customers' lengthy wait.

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brand values

What a company must first think of when developing its brand promise.

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obedience to authority

An example of how obedience to authority can impact ethics in finance is when Kaitlin fudges the numbers because her boss asked her to.

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Adventure sales specialist

A job in the hospitality industry that best matches certain skills.

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hotel employee recommending local attractions

An example of a hotel employee suggesting nearby events or activities to guests.

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personal property inventory

A list that should include receipts for purchases.

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importance of completing invoice forms with detail

Renee's mistake shows the necessity of providing clear descriptions of services on invoices.

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key to successfully managing a project

Being organized is often essential for effective project management.

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special order with a manufacturer

An example is blinds for a nonstandard-size window.

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benefit of customer relationship management

The opportunity to create targeted marketing campaigns.

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psychographic segmentation

A form of segmentation that focuses on customers' lifestyles and personalities.

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blaming others for mistakes

This behavior indicates giving up control over your own life.

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GDP category for new computer network installation

This transaction falls under Gross private domestic investment.

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verifying reliability of online article

One way is by comparing the information with other articles about the topic.

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Electronic key cards

A security measure often found in hotels and resorts.

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Hyperlinks

Links that allow website visitors to access other websites from the bed-and-breakfast inn's website.

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Surround yourself with positive people

A step in the process of maintaining a positive attitude illustrated by Hannah's experience with Tyler.

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Quality

What a hotel restaurant might evaluate when asking a vendor to send a sample of its table linens.

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Trustworthiness

The ethical principle demonstrated by Nikolas when he completes tasks and follows up with guests.

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Group arrangements

A service offered by the travel and tourism industry.

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Retaining

How Lachlan's company is handling the risk of a delayed flight by scheduling it for Tuesday morning.

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Hospitality industry

Consists of entertainment, lodging, and food and beverage businesses.

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Completing the necessary paperwork

Part of closing a sale.

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Sherman Antitrust Act

The piece of government legislation violated by service station owners in Freeland when they agree to charge the same price for gasoline.

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Follow company policies and procedures

What you can do to help your company control expenses.

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Promotion in the hospitality industry

An example is a hotel advertising a free breakfast buffet for guests during slow seasons.

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Free breakfast buffet

A complimentary meal offered to guests at a hotel on select mornings during slow seasons.

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Special order

A request made by a customer for a product that a company does not typically make.

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Initiative during power outage

Completing tasks that don't require electricity when there is a power outage at work.

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Increased emphasis on training

A trend in the hospitality and tourism industry to gain a competitive advantage by exceeding customer expectations.

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Lien

A legal right or interest that a lender has in a borrower's property, granted until the debt obligation is satisfied.

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Savings and loan associations

A source of credit that would best fit the need for financing the purchase of a first home.

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Guest recovery solutions

Training staff on these solutions empowers them to resolve customer service complaints.

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Determine the severity of the injury

What employees should try to do when a customer is injured in an accident at a place of business.

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Ongoing demand for fuel-efficient vehicles

A conclusion that can be drawn from the sales of an automaker's environmentally friendly hybrid cars increasing by a minimum of eight percent each quarter last year.

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Defining risk philosophy

A best practice that most companies can use to implement enterprise risk management strategies.

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Build trust with customers

Ensuring that customer data is safe helps businesses achieve this.

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Product in the hospitality industry

An example is a bed-and-breakfast advertising private hot tubs and a fireplace in each room.

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Proofread

What a job applicant should do after preparing the final draft of a letter of application.

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Relationship between stocks and bonds

When stock prices rise, bond prices fall.

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Best way to obtain mailing list data

By searching its own customer database.

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Accounting method used by Finemart

Accrual accounting method.

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Employee rights

Form unions.

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Motivating circumstance for lodging selection

Location of the property.

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Purpose of random product inspections

Monitor quality consistency.

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Best chart for illustrating room bookings

Bar chart.

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Consequence for failing to follow rules of conduct

Dismissal.

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Trend impacting hospitality and tourism

Guest trend.

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Examples of physical traits

Height and weight.

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Result of good labor relations

Motivated employees.

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Business policy for building clientele

Provide quality maintenance.

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Stage in a record's life cycle after catering an event

Storing.

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Use of descriptive statistics in business decisions

An airline determines the average number of empty seats to know whether to cancel a flight.

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Ethics in information management

Information is better protected.

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Handling annoyance with coworkers

Treat them the way you want them to treat you.

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Emergency procedures for tour operators

Assist with evacuation.

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Protecting social media accounts

Changing login passwords regularly.

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Promotional strategy for new products

Pull.

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Analyzing marketing information

To prepare reports.

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Conducting informal interviews for menu items

Primary research.

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Handling criticism

Maintain self-control.

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Reducing production costs

Improve the firm's productivity.

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Purpose of customs regulations

Prevent illegal materials from exiting or entering a country.

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Difference between vision and goal

A vision is long term and broad, whereas a goal is specific and measurable.

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Function of management for long-term assignments

Organizing.

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Fairness and justice in the workplace

Present in every workplace in America.

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Ethical workplace culture

Essential to an ethical workplace culture.

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Promotion adjustment

Should be adjusted as demand for a product changes.

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Managerial planning

Reflecting on team progress to ensure alignment with company goals.

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Competing situations

Conflict arising when multiple important tasks or events occur simultaneously.

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Selling-activity policies

Guidelines for selling activities that involve customer interaction.

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Meeting contributions

You should contribute something to every meeting.

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Confidence in product

Waiting to release a product until it is completely ready demonstrates confidence in the product and its benefits.

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Credit card processing fees

Three types include interchange, assessment, and payment processing fees.

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Chain of command

Abiding by it is likely to develop strong professional relationships.

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Employee burnout

A primary reason is becoming bored with the work.

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Accommodating parents

Providing entertainment for customers' children to meet parents' needs.