This course 'Hotel management 102 the rooms division' is based towards students who are new to the hospitality industry.
If you have little to no experience in hospitality and want to start your career in a hotel or if you think about opening a hotel yourself, then this course is for you.
Together we will discuss all the basics of managing the rooms division. By the end of this course you will have a solid foundation and basic understanding of; what a room division is, what a jobs there are in this department, how to schedule staff, how to set a price and how to look at the most important kpi.
This course 'Hotel management 102 the rooms division' is based towards students who are new to the hospitality industry.
If you have little to no experience in hospitality and want to start your career in a hotel or if you think about opening a hotel yourself, then this course is for you.
Together we will discuss all the basics of managing the rooms division. By the end of this course you will have a solid foundation and basic understanding of; what a room division is, what a jobs there are in this department, how to schedule staff, how to set a price and how to look at the most important kpi.
When you've finished this course you'll be able to calculate a room rate, schedule staff, analyze a hotel's performance based on kpi and understand different types of room status and their rates.
So jumpstart your hotel manager career today.
We discuss in general what the rooms division is and how it operates.
We'll go over what a reception is, who works here and what the main tasks are of the reception desk employees.
In this chapter we'll discuss distribution channels. In other words, how do we get our rooms to our customers. We'll cover the more common distribution channels, what they are and how it works.
Within the reception department, there is a special department that handles reservations. We'll go over what a reservation is and how a reservation turns into a sold room.
In this chapter we'll talk about how reservations are dealt with within the reception department as a whole.
We'll discuss how we should or could schedule employees within the reception department. This gives you a basic understanding and can be implemted right away.
What is housekeeping? What do these people do? How works this department? In this chapter we'll give an answer to these questions and more.
A common use within larger companies, but definately in the hotel industry is outsourcing. The housekeeping is the department that lends itself extremely well for outsourcing. In this chapter you'll find out why and how it works.
We'll talk about how we could approach scheduling employees within the housekeeping department.
The reception, reservations and housekeeping need to communicate well with eachother. In this chapter you'll learn how these departments communicate when it comes to room status and what it means.
Ever wondered how we set a room price and how a hotel is build? In this chapter we talk briefly about how that works, so you'll have a basic understanding.
In this part we'll talk about the different prices a customer can pay. Or room rates. How come 2 people with the same type of room pay different prices? In this chapter we'll talk a little about how that works.
You've probably heard the term key performance indicator sometime, somewhere. These indicators are important to understand how the business is doing. As every company does, hotels as well have there own set of KPI's. We'll talk about some important ones you'll see within the rooms division.
Here you can download some question to answer, to find out if you've understood this course and learned something.
The answers to the questions can be found here.
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