Running Head: RESEARCH METHOD CASE STUDY Research Method case study of Silver Spoon hotel Sialkot [Name of writer] [Name of Institution] Abstract This study would be intended to identify the retention strategies and retention problems in order to discover the brunt of retention strategies on[pic] labor force. Silver spoon hotel, Sialkot, Pakistan would be [pic]elected as[pic] a [pic]model for this[pic] research [pic]because its[pic] inimitability [pic]in active modern HR[pic]
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about how each individual aspect of an organization is constructed and built from the ground up. With money being tight, budgets shrinking, and uncertainty with job security, for businesspersons and families alike, the tourism industry has had to truly redefine itself and adapt to continue to be sustainable. Travel and lodging has become more than a small room, an uncomfortable bed, continental breakfast, and a free morning paper that it once was. Now, clients seek personalized service, lavish
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such as the Boston Consulting Group’s matrix and the industrial life cycles amongst other observations. In the hospitality industry one may specifically look at the interesting ways a hotel may try to remain competitive in a mature market. Often the very basis for competition and creating value for the product or service will change radically when a market matures. The key aspect to succeeding may lie in the essence of the marketing concept which Kotler & Armstrong (2006:10) define as a concept
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luxurious hotels in the South-East Asia region but few can compare with the Penang Mutiara, a 440 room top-of-the-market hotel which nestles in the lush greenery of Malaysia’s Indian Ocean Coast. Owned by Pernas-OUE of Malaysia and managed by Singapore Mandarin International Hotels, the hotel’s General Manager is Wernie Eisen, a Swiss hotelier who has managed luxury hotels all over the world. He is under no illusions about the importance of running an effective operation. ‘Managing a hotel of this
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(HRM-A22-eve) Submitted to: Ms. Aimie Molinos Princess Traveller’s Inn The Brief History of Princess Traveller’s Inn Is one of the best hotels to stay in Pasig, Guadalupe, Makati and Pateros area. Take urban dwelling to a whole new storey. Take pleasure in the comfort and convenience of modern living amid the hustle & bustle of a city setting. This eight storey hotel houses various types of rooms to suit your needs and budget. Guests will enjoy a picturesque view of Mandaluyong and Pasig, a sight
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BOUTIQUE HOTELS Currently, there is no one definition of a boutique hotel; however, most people think of a boutique hotel as a small, upscale hotel with a hip environment where the customers feel connected to the staff. The beauty of the boutique segment is that it provides a wide range of opportunity for developers. Unlike the name implies, boutique properties no longer have to be small to fit into the category; they can have hundreds of rooms. What hotels do need to have to enter
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Departments: As a resort, its blueprints of the interior and architecturehave almost same with hotel. The Front desk, Housekeeping, Engineering and security, Food and beverage, Marketing and sales departments are for the resort’s smooth operation. Front Desk The front office is sometimes referred to as the front desk. In a small, limited-service hotel, the front office may consist, physically, of only that area reserved for guest registration. In a larger property, the front office will consist
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luxurious hotels in the South-East Asia region but few can compare with the Penang Mutiara, a 440 room top-of-the-market hotel which nestles in the lush greenery of Malaysia’s Indian Ocean Coast. Owned by Pernas-OUE of Malaysia and managed by Singapore Mandarin International Hotels, the hotel’s General Manager is Wernie Eisen, a Swiss hotelier who has managed luxury hotels all over the world. He is under not illusion about the importance of running an effective operation. ‘Managing a hotel of this
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Guest Amenities The Boulders – A Prime Hotel in USA: A Case Study Let Us Sum Up Clues to Answers 13.0 OBJECTIVES After going through this Unit you will be able to explain the: • • • organisation structure of the housekeeping department, various functions associated with this department, and control system that can be used in housekeeping operations. 13.1 INTRODUCTION As the name suggests, housekeeping operations are related to the upkeep of the hotel. Housekeeping is basically concerned
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Opportunities in Hospitality Industry Cruise Line Hotel Director - The Hotel Director oversees the whole Hotel Operations including the Guest Services department, the Food and Beverage department, the Housekeeping department, and the Entertainment department. Marketing and Revenue Manager - Oversees all the revenues onboard the ship and helps implement strategies to increase onboard sales within various departments. Candidate works closely with the Hotel Director and Cruise Director as well as the Training
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