Tour Promotion Services NC II part 2

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Hotels. Motels. Resorts. Guest House, Bed and Breakfast, Inn. Medical Accomodations. Campus Accomodation

What are the Types of Accommodation?

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Hotel

Tourism Act of 2009, "hotel" is defined as full service accommodation with reception and guest rooms generally offering private facilities with an onsite restaurant, and room and bar services. Additional facilities such as business centers and conference rooms are expected.

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1-2 Stars (Budget/Basic)

Focus on providing clean,safe, and functional accommodation. Often no restaurantor front desk service 24/7.

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3 Stars (Mid-scale/Comfort)

A significant stepup in comfort and amenities. Expect a restaurant, 24/7front desk, room service, fitness center, and morespacious rooms.

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4 Stars (Upper-scale/Premium)

Focus onquality, luxury, and extensive amenities. Expect conciergeservice, high-quality furnishings, a full-service spa,multiple dining options, and superior service.

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5 Stars (Luxury)

The pinnacle ofhospitality. Expect exceptional, personalized service,exquisite design, world-class dining, and extensiveamenities (e.g., valet, butler service, stunning pools).Nothing should be too much trouble.

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Single

Room with one twin bed

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Twin

Room with two twin bed

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Double

Room with double beds

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Double Double

Room with two double beds

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Suite

Room with a Murphy Bed ( a bed that folds of a wall or closet)

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Connecting

Rooms that are side to side, have connecting door and a living area

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Adjoining

Room that are side byt side but do not have a connecting door between rooms

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European plan. Continental plan. Bermuda plan. Modified American plan. American plan

What are the Meal Plans in Hotels

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European plan

no meals included, room only

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Continental plan

continental breakfast included; breakfastmost often includes coffee/tea, rolls/toast, and jams

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Bermuda plan

full breakfast, coffee/tea, juice, toast, eggs,and sometimes breakfast meats

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Modified American plan

full breakfast and lunch or dinner

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American plan

also called full pension/full board; includesthree meals per day

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Motels

This is blended term of the words motor and hotels

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Motels

Normally located at intervals where travelers could opt to check-in and rest for the night or longer to break the monotony and fatigue of travel.

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Motels

Stays at facilities like these are generally short and the establishments offer some personal comfort, though they are mostly utilitarian and provide only the basic necessities

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Resorts

Recreational facilities and amenities are normally presentfor the purpose of enjoining tourists to come and spend theirtime in the establishment.

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Department of Tourism

According to the _________________, RESORT refers to full service accommodation located in a more natural, relaxed environment, with reception and guest rooms generally offering private facilities with an onsite restaurant, room, and bar service available. Additional recreation facilities and tour services are expected.

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Resorts

According to the Department of Tourism, It refers to full service accommodation located in a more natural, relaxed environment, with reception and guest rooms generally offering private facilities with an onsite restaurant, room, and bar service available. Additional recreation facilities and tour services are expected.

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Guest House, Bed and Breakfast, Inn

accommodations that offer a home-type of environment, which is cozier and lends a more personal touch

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Guest House, Bed and Breakfast, Inn

breakfast and light snacks are generally available and the check-in/check-out operations

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Self-Catering Accommodations

generally designed for an extended stay. facilities have provisions for a working kitchen and a den, similar to a home

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Medical Accommodation

Medical Wellness Hotel/health resort, sometimes known as a Medical Hotel or even a "Meditel."

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Meditel

Medical Accommodation is also known as ________

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Medical Accommodation

Specialized establishments offer a unique blend of hospitality and healthcare, catering to individuals seeking both comfortable accommodations and high- quality therapeutic experiences, often for recovery, well-being, or specific health needs.

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Campus Accommodation

More commonly known as dormitories in the Philippines. Accommodation facilities designed to cater to students

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Camping/Caravan Site

Type of accommodation which tourists take with them and sets them up in designated areas.

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Camping/Caravan Site

A minimal fee is charged for the maintenance of facilities and for keeping areas clean.

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Table of the Host

Key characteristics:

The menu has a fixed number of courses;

There are limited choices in each course;

The selling price is fixed; and

The dishes are readied and made available at the same time.

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A la Carte Menu

Key characteristics:

The choices are more extensive with the list of dishes specified under each course heading;

Each dish is priced separately and generally more expensive;

There may be a longer waiting time because food is cooked only upon ordering.

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Appetizers. Soups and Salads. Main Dishes. Staples. Desserts. Beverages

A typical menu card from a sit-down restauranttraditionally contains what following information?

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Kitchen Brigade System

It is a system developed byAuguste Escoffier known as, "Emperor of theWorld's Kitchens."

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Kitchen Brigade System

It is a method of staffing a kitchen so that eachworker is assigned a set of specific tasks, thus,eliminating chaos and duplication of work.