is there any scope in hotel  management? anybody having experience?
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yes there is scope in hote management, but u have to work hard make up your mind, u have to wait for 4-5 years, u need to do all the tasks starting from waiter and bell boy.  in the begining package is not good, but later on u will be paid good enough. keep going
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question seems vague...but the answer might be "Management"
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hotel mangement or an artist
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A - True\n\nI totally agree with the article! This is a major issue in the Hospitality Industry! Very difficult to retain staff for the establishment. Most of the time is due to poor management.\n\nThe staff, don't normally understand their importance in the big picture. Therefore they don't feel that the job or the responsibility they hold, no matter how irrelevant it may seems to them can and most of the time may make the biggest difference! If the staff don't feel they are just as special as their guests i.e. poor staff satisfaction, the result will be poor guest satisfaction!\n\nTherefore, proper training at all levels are imperative! Through training, the staff may shown the big picture, what the establishment is trying to achieve and there they fits in! Explaining and show them that without the staff, the establishment will not be able to function properly.\n\nIt is good to let the staff know the significance of their task. Everyone in the establishment is working as a TEAM and this team can only be profitable if everyone works together.\n\nSo, back to the problem. Management need to find and train new talents that is able to deliver this task, because it is so true that poor staff retention is often the result of poor management.\n\nI hope this helps you in some way..
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Yes and its a fairly narrow segment of the business world.  Retail management also tends to be low paying, includes man non management duties at times and can be hard to translate into other jobs in the business field due to the low regard it has among other management disciplines.  I'd suggest a general business degree instead.  You can still do retail management if you like, but have more options and earning potential.
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you sound like you are writing a report or such like on this :)  i mean.. its going to take more than a para to answer this..but DM in the hospitality would largely help in building a great relationship/ loyalty program with the consumers.. get them to keep coming back for more..
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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nIndira Gandhi National Open University programmes.\n\nGo to the link-- http://www.ignou.ac.in/\n\nClick on   "Academic Programmes on offer"  on the right hand side. And then click on "Academic Programmes 2005- 06"  on the middle link.  You get a list of Management programmes.\nSelect any of these\nManagement & Tourism Studies \n\n1. Master of Business Administration in HRD/ Finance/Operations/Marketing (MBA) \n\n2. Master of Business Administration (Banking & Finance)  (MBF) \n\n3. Commonwealth Executive Master of Business Administration (CEMBA) \n\n4. Commonwealth Executive Master of Public Administration (CEMPA) \n\n5. Master in Tourism Management (MTM) \n\n\n7. P. G. Diploma in Management (PGDIM) \n\n8. P. G. Diploma in Human Resource Management (PGDHRM) \n\n9. P. G. Diploma in Financial Management (PGDFM) \n\n10. P.G. Diploma in Operations Management (PGDOM) \n\n11. P. G. Diploma in Marketing Management (PGDMM) \n\n12. P.G. Diploma in International Business Operations (PGDIBO) \n\n13. Diploma in Management (DIM) \n\nThere are any number of distant educational programmes. But the credibility of many universities are not high.  But IGNOU has always maintained certain standard. It may take a little more time to finish the course normally, but this add value to the certificate.\nI guess you already knew IGNOU. I dont have any other to suggest. If you have any particular field in mind, then you may have to look accordingly.\n\nAnswers should be verified for accuracy.
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Cruise lines have different requirements...and it depends on what you want to be a manager of...could be banquet manager, shore excursion manager, talent manager, etc.\n\nMost look for a Hospitality degree and experience in the areas of hospitality on a large scale.  I have friends in the banquet and catering industries that work on NCL.
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The Hospitality is a great industry to work in, most workers will never retire millionaires working in a Hotel, but they do have their perks.\n\nInsurance Rates-Very high...very physically demanding industry with a variety of injuries just waiting to happen.  especially anyone in F/B (Food and Beverage) or Housekeeping.\n\nTraining-High cost as hotels generally have high turn over rates.\n\nPensions,sickness,meals, laundry and accommodation very chain to chain and property to property and are not mandatory.\n\nVacation days are guaranteed by state/provincial legislation.
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Tourism Management is the leading international journal for all those concerned with the planning and management of travel and tourism.\n\nTourism comprises a multitude of activities which together form one of the world's fastest growing international sectors. The journal takes an interdisciplinary approach and includes planning and policy aspects of international, national and regional tourism as well as specific management studies.\n\nThe journal's contents reflect its integrative approach - including primary research articles, discussion of current issues, case studies, reports, book reviews and listings of recent publications, and forthcoming meetings. Articles are relevant to both academics and practitioners, and are the results of anonymous reviews by at least two referees chosen by the editor for their specialist knowledge. \n\nfor more info tyr link:\nhttp://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/30472/description#description
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The two best sources for hotel properties would be brokers who specialize in hotel properties (hospitality properties), such as:\n\nCB Richard Ellis at www.cbre.com/USA\nor www.motelhotelbroker.com\n\nDepending on how much money your father has, he might be able to contact a Hospitality REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) and see what they are selling.  They normally have larger investment grade properties, but you never know.  You can check out www.nareit.com for a list of hospitality REIT's.
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Maybe this will help, its about tourism management: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprttrav7.htm
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A number of Australian universities offer Hotel Management courses, ranging from Certificate level to Masters. \n\n* Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management, in collaboration with Southern Cross University (Perth, WA)\n* International College of Hotel Management (Adelaide, SA)\n* University of Queensland (Brisbane, QLD)\n* William Angliss Institute - TAFE (Melbourne, VIC), in collaboration with RMIT University\n\nIn Sydney, check out the following:\n* The Hotel School, in partnership with Southern Cross University and Mulpha Australia\n* International College of Management, Macquarie University\n\nGood luck, and be sure to do a check on Google for more institutes.
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I am not sure about the details, but I know that the International College of Management, Sydney is the best college ofr tourism and hotel management. Have a look at their website or give them a call to find out all the information you need.\nhttp://www.icms.edu.au/
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You can select the different types of jobs similar to the different departments in the hotel like customer service, event planning, food & beverage jobs which would come easily for you. While others like accounting and sales would still require you to have a background in that field.\n\nYou could also switch to the travel industry and be a travel agent, be part of the airline industry be it the cabin or ground crew.\n\nThere are many opportunities with that course and it's still up to you to decide what you like best and stick to that one department or go all out and aim high by taking up the post of Management In Training in a hotel.
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Hi, Mariana.  Hotel orientation program or Hotel Management program contains education modules related to home-away-home management.  The major contribution of globalization is the expansion of education, business and travel from one continent to another.  This requires one to stay away from one's home for a certain period.  Here comes the need of hotel management.  The people involved in hotel industry require some scientific training.  This covers: body language, pleasing manners, communication skills, familiarity with history, culture and traditions of different countries, ability to speak diffaerent languages, preparation of food and its preservation, behaviour modalities with all kinds of temperaments of the guests and last but not least is 'being cool and alert always'.  Hotel industry is ever growing one and the remuneration is usually higher than the expectation of the newcomers to the field.  Good luck!
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These three links will give you the answers to all of your questions. \n\nThe Career Voyagers link, which is part of a Federal government career site, explains what it is like to work in the hospitality industry (which includes hotel management), and gives predictions about job trends. There's even a video! There are also excellent links to additional information here, including various types of schools. http://www.careervoyages.gov/hospitality-main.cfm  \n \nYou can read a job description for lodging managers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Handbook here:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos015.htm\n\nFinally, here is a link to the American Hotel Lodging Association's Education Institute:\nhttp://www.ei-ahla.org/links.asp  \n\nCarolyn Lawrence, www.AdmissionsAdvice.com