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🌟 Exploring Hospitality and Tourism Industries 🌟 Hello everyone! Today, let's dive into what the hospitality and tourism industries are all about and why they matter so much. I'll explain in detail what you need to focus on to deliver your best. Your good service means good responses. This is because the better you deliver, the more successful your hotel industry will be. One of the most important things in the hotel industry is how you make guests feel at home. When they feel comfortable, they're more likely to subscribe to your services and choose your hotel over others. For example, if someone visits your hotel and asks for any kind of service, the first thing you should do is hire them. The second is to make them feel that they are in a comfortable place. It's important to take care of cleanliness and other details because they matter a lot in the hotel industry. The better your hospitality, the better your business will be. So, always strive to maintain and grow your business in line with your hotel. Thank you for your attention!Saeed Rajput

*Industry Interview* Five Quickfire Questions with Natasha Hargan of Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch In 2023, Natasha Hargan joined Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch as General Manager! We can’t wait for you to get to know her! Hargan, has an impressive 15 years' experience in hospitality, and is responsible for the ongoing success of the hotel. She joined the Nobu family from her previous role as GM at St Martins Lane London where she managed a 180-strong team. 1. When did you realise you wanted to get into the hotel industry? The hotel world was a wonderful accident for me, it was never in my plan but became an obsession that I couldn’t give up. 2. What are your pet peeves when staying at other hotels? Connecting through service is key so I am disappointed if this doesn’t happen. 3. What's your dream hotel breakfast? Breakfast is my favourite meal of the day, any variation on eggs usually keeps me very happy. 4. Are there any key travel trends you're loving at the moment? I love how sustainable travel is becoming the expectation rather than the exception 5. What's your favourite city to visit and where do you stay? New York is my go to and I last stayed at Edition, can’t wait until we have a Nobu Hotel there next year!

At the opening session of the 15th annual @CHRIS conference, data experts explained why 2023 was such a great year for the Caribbean and why there’s even more room for optimism in 2024. #hotelinvestmenttoday #hotel #hospitalitynews #hotelnews #hospitalityindustry #hospitality #caribbean

Is a trip to New Zealand good value for money? 8th best country in the world. 97 out of 100 for friendliness. 100 out of 100 for scenery. No 4 on the Global Peace Index. In a world of turmoil (US elections '24, Ukraine Conflict, Trade Wars...), New Zealand seems to be a heavenly destination. The cost. Overseas visitors are willing to pay for long haul flight tickets plus a strong average rate of $227 per night. Let's put this into perspective, according to JLL that's 19% more than they paid pre-covid. Over and above that 48% of rooms under construction belong to the upper end of the market. The value. New Zealand is a premium destination and Kiwis are perceived as friendly. The upward rate pressure and more high end competition will also mean, higher expectations from our international visitors who will measure us against destinations around the world. The desire. To serve these expectations we need to increase service levels, add finesse and professionality to our Hotel and Restaurant offerings. Often I find that service is lacking this, is reactive and lackluster, lacks a smile and the follow up. For me it's the little things that make a big difference: - Someone who greets you with a smile when you enter through the door (even when they are busy and ask you to wait for a minute) - Someone who actually asks if you'd like a second coffee, or glass of wine, or dessert - Someone who farewells you with care, wishing you a good day and inviting you to come back soon Bottom line, service that anticipates and is proactive, someone who cares and wants to look after you.

The duties of hospitality encompass a range of responsibilities aimed at ensuring guests feel welcomed, comfortable, and attended to during their stay or visit. These duties can vary depending on the specific context, whether it's in the hospitality industry (hotels, restaurants, resorts, etc.) or in a personal setting (hosting guests in one's home, for example). Here are some common duties associated with hospitality - 📞 Admissions - +91 9021874890 🌐 website - www.skyviewindia.in #skyviewindia #jobplacement #aviation #reachinggoals #aviationtraininginstitute #aviationcarrier #aviationindustry #rakshabandhan #facts #rakhispecial #Aviationtraining #airlinehosipitality #aviationcarrier #placement #cabincrewinstitute #airhostessinstitute #groundstafftraining #instagood #instareels #instalike #instapost #instacarrier #instagram #facebook #facebookpost #facebookvideo

As the founder of Shubh Aagaman , I’ve seen how small, local hotels can offer experiences that big chains can’t. One great example is Sunrise Desert Resort, Jaisalmer 💫 WARM WELCOME : The Manager made me feel special, taking time to understand my needs right from check-in 💫UNIQUE EXPERIENCES : The staff recommended local spots and even arranged a traditional family dinner—something you rarely get in bigger hotels! ✨ WHY SMALL HOTELS MATTER : Travelers today want real, local connections. Small hotels help guests explore hidden gems, with quick adaptability for specific needs. 💡 LET ’s HELP SMALL HOTELS THRIVE : If you own a hotel and want to stand out, let’s connect! Together, we can show travelers the authentic experiences your hotel offers. 📞 Let's Connect +919205733211 , +919718577717

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Have loved the recent enquiry into how Locay is selecting our hotel collection. Let's just say, it's no easy task! Trendiness can be a prelude to tackiness, so it's crucial not to be influenced by short-lived travel fads. Instead, we strongly focus on keeping the types of hotels we include relevant to the location, community, and assets that define a neighbourhood’s unique character and sense of place. Read more on some of our key selection criteria in growing our boutique Hotel Collection Locay

Violation of provisions under National Building Code 2016, RPWD Act 2016 and Hotel Manual on Accessibility and National Tourism Policy. Hotel Entrances# Ramps for wheelchair and Elderly Citizens; follow #universal Design. While accompanying the person with disability the Care givers/families with persons with disabilities shall not experience any form of discrimination and be treated inclusively with dignity in accordance with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 2016. In every hotels in India as per hotel manual,the staff should be sensitized and helpful to PWDs and senior citizens. Steps should always accompany a ramp and vice-versa. Ramps should ideally not be steeper than 1:15. Ramps should at least be 1500mm wide, and have landings every 5 metres run and at the top and bottom of the ramp. Ramp surface should be slip resistant. Tactile warning blocks should be installed at the beginning and end of the ramp. Handrails must be designed to be easy to grasp and to provide a firm and comfortable grip. Many elderly citizens and PWDs rely upon handrails to maintain balance or prevent falls. Hand rails should be provided on both sides of the ramp and the ends of the handrail should return back to the railing or be grouted in the wall or floor so as to prevent any injury to the users; Hand rails should be contrast in colour and luminance with the background against which it will be viewed. Hand Rails should be free of any sharp or abrasive elements; it should be continuous, on both the sides, even at the intermediate landings; Here the hotel didn’t follow any of the guidelines.