i would like to be a 5 star hotel manager...what course or education i should need..?
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If you can get into Cornell then, by all means do.  However, as someone who spent years as a hotel manager I can tell you that the industry places a premium on EXPERIENCE versus education.  So, if you want to work in the industry -- at a five-star hotel, or otherwise -- get a degree in something that will translate across careers (e.g. Economics, Philosophy, Literature -- something that develops critical thinking skills), and get some internships while in school.
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We have a hotel management program at our local community college.
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Absolutely yes,but my advice is get a job first earn some experience on how the top management works and go for M.B.A.By this way the degree will be completed perfectly.
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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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First: a hotel\nSecond: a license to operate as a hotel in the state you wish to provide services in.\nThird: Extra cash to pay bills, employees, etc.\nFourth: Employees\nFifth (and this is the hard part): customers\n\nYou should probably also have a business plan, financial advisor or accountant, a degree in hospitality from a university, and a mentor or two (potentially your investors) who know how to run a hotel.  It might not be a bad idea to start off as a hotel employee, learn the ropes, move your way up and then set out on your own.\n\nPS: Don't forget to vote for best answer.  It doesn't look like a lot of folks are interested in giving you much help in this catagory.
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You probably need to improve your English for starters. You can ask to see the Hotel personel manager and tell them why you will make a good employee.
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It is about hotel management.
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I would suggest you do training with \nhttp://www.ei-ahla.org/ This is very well known and both Cendant and Choice use this as a requirement for there general managers. Possibly even just buying a used college text book on human resources. Or start out as a desk clerk and work your way up.
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Are you talking about studying that in school or opening a hotel?
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I suggest checking out the following resources and associations for more information on hotel/motel management:\n\nhttp://www.hotelmotel.com/hotelmotel/\nhttp://www.hospitalitynet.org/index.html\nhttp://www.ahla.com/
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The value is that you will be equipped to manage any tourist site, theme park, etc.  Diploma qualifications in Hospitality provide a pathway through which students can develop a combination of key business skills and industry knowledge in preparation for the varied careers which the industry offers.
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It is a possiblity...\n\nI have been in the hotel industry for 23 years. It depends on what you do with that degree.\n\nSome people have no ambition once they get into the hotel, so they remain in the same position that they were hired into.  Usually a guest service agent.\n\nThe best jobs are in Sales...that is where I would put my energies into going.\n\nOr in Banquets...as a captain, or manager.\n\nIf you end up going the routine...\n\nGuest service agent\nGuest service assist. manager\nNigh audit\nGuest service manager...\n\nThen usually you will get some training in "Rooms"\n\nA lot of hotels are combining positions:\n\nFront office manager, rooms division manager.\n\nor \n\nCafe manager, room service and mini-bar, and lobby bar managers.\n\nOnce you get to the executive levels at a small property, you will be transfer to a hotel with more rooms as an assistant.\n\nSo you could be manager of a 125 room hotel, but get transferred as an assistant of a 500 room hotel.\n\nAs tourism increases, the need to have quality workers in management increases.  Not only tourism, but business conventions.\n\nMy advice...all of my experience in hotels boils down to this...\n\nDo not make any enemies...use all of your networking abilities because in the end...that will get you that nice job as a hotel manager.\n\nIt is whom you know that will open the doors for you, I am sure that is in all businesses, especially true in the hotel industry.\n\nTreat everyone with respect...you never know, one day they could be your boss.
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Try the University of New Orleans. It's one of the top colleges for tourism and hospitality studies in the US, and it's got an excellent placement rate for its graduates. It's also affordable and provides you with internship programs where you can work part-time or full-time at area hotels.  \nhttp://www.macquil.com/articles/uno.php
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Try Keller Graduate School of Management... They have an IS Management program.
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I would get a job with a company that paid for continuing education courses.  Take night courses while working until Masters degree attained.
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approach travel agencies with low prices for groups.you don't have to compete the other hotel.hire somebody who has good relations for your reservations and learn how to do the job before you fire him/her