Exam 1 Flashcards

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Hospitality

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cordial and generous reception of guests or wide range of businesses that are dedicated to the service of guests away from home

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tourism

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dynamic, evolving, consumer-driven force and is the world’s largest industry, or collection of industries, when all its interrelated components are placed under one umbrella

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sustainability

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the ability to achieve continuing economic prosperity while protecting the natural resources of the planet

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intangible

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the guest cannot “test drive” a night’s stay or “taste the steak” before dining

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inseparability

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uniqueness of each hospitality service

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perishability

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limited lifetime of hospitality products; i.e. last nights empty hotel room cannot be sold today

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variability

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capable of varying or changing

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ROI

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determines how well mgmt uses business assets to produce profit

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economic impact of tourism

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travel and tourism is the world’s largest employer and is the world’s largest industry grouping

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multiplier effect

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when tourists bring new money into the community they are visiting, the money is recycled back into the business

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convention and visitor bureaus CVBs

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main function is to attract and retain visitors to the city

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ecotourism

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responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and sustains the well-being of the local people

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UNESCO

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UN’s education, scientific, and cultural organization; designated a number of world heritage sites worthy of protection and preservation due to their natural and cultural heritage

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cultural tourism

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motivated by interest in cultural events such as feasts or festivals or activities such as theater, history, arts and sciences, museums, architecture, and religion.

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heritage tourism

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motivated by historic preservation

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nature tourism

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motivated by nature

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culinary tourism

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motivated by food

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volunteer tourism

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provides travelers with an alternative to standard commercial vacation options

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recreaction

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activity done for enjoyment when not working

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leisure

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free time from work; productive, creative

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club management

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responsible for operations, asset/investment, and relationship building

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franchising

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allows a company to expand more rapidly by using other people’s money rather than acquiring its own financing

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management contracts

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written agreement between owner and operator of the hotel where owner employs the operator as an agent to assume full responsibility for operating and managing the property

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direct economic impact of hotels

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economic impact expressed in dollars that a hotel has on its property

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indirect economic impact of hotels
comes from the ripple effect
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corporate hotel
owned by a corporation
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franchise hotel
owned by an idv or co. that has been granted a franchise to operate the hotel using the brand name
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independent hotel
independent of a group or chain ownership
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hotel classification system
classified by rating, affiliation, location, size, amenities
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general manager
focuses on leading and operating the hotel departments
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executive committee
directors of human resources, food and beverage, rooms division, marketing and sales, engineering, and accounting
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rooms division departments
departments that deal with rooms
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confirmed reservations
reservations made with sufficient time for a confirmation slip to be returned to the client by mail or e-mail
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guaranteed reservations
the person making the reservation wishes to ensure that the reservation will be held
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night auditor
team that balances the hotels accounts at the end of the day
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room occupancy percentage
rooms occupied/rooms available
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average daily rate
rooms revenue/rooms sold
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RevPar
rooms revenue/total rooms available
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STAR report
smith travel accommodations report; used to analyze how well a property is being managed
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director of F&B
manage and control food, beverage, and labor cost
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executive chef
head of kitchen
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sous chef
second in command in kitchen; supervises food prod
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brigade
other chefs under the sous chef
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pilferage
act of theft
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guaranteed number policy
of guest hotel will prepare food for
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spirits
liquor
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wine label headings
name of vineyard, grape varietal, growing area, vintage, producer
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beer ingredients
water, malt, yeast, hops
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brewing process
use yeast to ferment malt, then mash malt, malt goes through hopper, mix water and grains, filter through wort, add hops, boil for several hours, filter out hop, wort cooler, age
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beer styles
craft brewing, microbrewing, brewpubs
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inventory controls
to keep track of all resources required to produce a product
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mother sauce
sauce from which others can be developed; bechamel, velouté, espagnole, tomato, and hollandaise
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fusion
blending two dif cuisines
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types of menus
a la carte, du jour, tourist, california, cyclical
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franchises
franchisor grants the franchisee the rights
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chain restaurants
group of restaurants operated under a brand
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indies
nonfranchised, privately owned
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fine dining
upscale dining
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casual dining
moderately priced relaxed environment
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family restaurants
targets families as main customers
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ethnic restaurants
particular cuisine from an area of the world
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theme restaurants
specific theme
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quick service
fast food
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front of house
anyone with guest contact, from the hostess to the busser
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back of house
everyone who kitchen
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average guest check
total sales/number of guests
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restaurant forecasting
calculate sales projections, predicting staffing levels and labor cost percentages
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POS
records and posts charges
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suggestive selling
upselling guests
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cooking line
cooks work on a line
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NSLP
national school lunch program; healthy low cost meals for students
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nutrition education programs
to ensure school foods follow nutrition standards
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daily rate
expenses divided by days/ students
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student unions
offers a variety of managed services that cater to the needs of a diverse student body
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contractors
operate foodservice for the client on a contractual basis
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self-operators
companies that operate their own foodservice operations
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liaison personnel
oversees the contractor to make certain that he or she abides by the terms of the contractor
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stadium POS
vendor in stands, concession stands, restaurant, premium seating areas,