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Safety & Security Tips for Hotel Management | Chron.com - 1 views

  • Hotel crime may be even higher than the statistics show, because most hotel guests report the crime to the hotel, but not to the police, and hotel managers might not report the crime to law enforcement.
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  • Keep Your Guests Informed
  • For example, if you have an intelligent access control system, each guest needs to know that their key card grants them entry to the pool, gym and any other areas that are solely for hotel patrons. It's also important that a hotel guest does not hold the door open for a person who's directly behind him, as this individual might not be a paid hotel guest. If all hotel staff knows the script word for word, this procedure becomes an integral part of hotel check-in. That way, all guests know they've been apprised of their responsibilities in keeping themselves and their valuables safe.
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    Good Evening, This article is about hotel security with tips and suggestions how guest can remain more secure without impeding there vacations. Like Professor Joseph said during his class time when he's on vacation he doesn't watch the immediate surroundings. .Most time crimes are not reported by the guest to local jurisdiction they mostly go to security team and hotel managers who might not want to tarnish there reputation. I remember watching Law and Order SVU quite often most university ploy this same tactic of not reporting crimes. Lastly cyber security is most important to be fixed hotel guest don't wanna have to worry about there personal information getting out on the dark web.
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Hotel revenue management: Strategies to boost your topline revenue - 2 views

  • The most successful hoteliers are savvy operators who continually look for ways to learn and improve the way they do things, gaining an edge over the competition. But only a small percentage of independent hoteliers use revenue management strategies and thus limit their revenue-generating potential
  • Key takeaways Revenue management refers to the pricing tactics you use to sell your property’s inventory to the right guests at the right time and through the right channel, to boost revenue growth. If guests feel like they are getting maximum value for their money, it’s very likely they’ll be willing to spend more. Be bookable everywhere and think of ways you can more out of each guest. Track key metrics, like occupancy rate, ADR, RevPAR and TrevPAR. Use multiple pricing strategies to get the most out of your business. Segment the market and target effectively. Put together comprehensive forecasting and budgeting plans. Remember to benchmark against your competition. Research the value of revenue management systems and pricing intelligence tools.
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    This article explains hotel revenue management and how to streamline the revenue of your property. Revenue management is the marketing and selling of your hotel products to guest. It could be the selling of rooms or additional products your hotel may offer. Every traveler wants to see the value of there dollar spent.
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Attended vs Unattended Payment Kiosks - 2 views

  • Self-service payment kiosks are growing in popularity with customers, with 40% of customers preferring to use self-service kiosks over human contact based transactions. Research has shown that by adding self-service, businesses could see a saving of $1-3 million in operational costs.
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    More establishments are going to unattended payment kiosk. I remember a little over a year ago McDonald decided to install unattended kiosk. I thought it wouldn't work . Due to taking away from the staffing of the restaurant. This article talks about attended or unattended kiosk. Shaving off 1-3 million dollars off your book will certainly will help profit margins.
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Google takes its next step in online travel planning - 1 views

  • Google has finished putting all the major pieces of its one-stop travel shopping together. The company calls the offering Google Travel, and it has the system in place for consumers to try out
  • Google Travel is, of course, very much a work in progress. But that’s the Google way — test, learn, iterate, solve big consumer problems, expand it around the world, and then monetize the heck out of it,” Schaal said
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    Google is indeed joining the online travel business, this will allow the largest search engine to become one of the largest travel intermediaries. Why is this important? Google has been experimenting and working with the world largest hotel company. The data they exchanged with Marriott has moved Google Travel along so much. This one stop shop is something Marriott is also experimenting with.
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How the Internet of Things (IoT) can Benefit the Hospitality Industry - 2 views

  • Many within the hospitality industry have already incorporated the Internet of Things into their businesses, because the technology offers a number of crucial benefits that are especially relevant to hotels. These benefits range from allowing companies to save on energy costs, through to delivering a better customer experience.
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    Internet of things Internet of things will continue to lead hotels to be more Eco-friendly, technological advanced and enhance guest satisfaction. Allowing guest to have the ability to customize there room to there exact expectations. Guest today are more conscience of the environment and allows them control energy usage. With more technology in a hotel means more upgrades to network, upgrades more security to protect the hotel data. Finally guest like new and shiny, this will allow hotels to market the hotel as the most technological advanced hotels. Guest will like to stay at hotels that meet their needs for tech upgrades and they would be willing to pay more for these hotels.
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How Hotels Can Spring Clean Their Information Security Policies Ahead of the Summer Tra... - 8 views

  • Shockingly, nearly a third of hotels (32%) admitted they currently have no known policy for storing and disposing of documents
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    Memorial Day weekend will soon be upon everyone and with summer officially kicks off. This article talks about how hotels can clean up and do better to protect their guest personal information. A few years ago, all major corporation were required to adopt General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulations which helped some hospitality companies. In my current capacity with Marriott International as a Workforce Administrator we were required to schedule all customer facing associates for training on GDPR. Prior to Marriott acquiring Starwood hotel company they had their own data hacking which caused an increased expense for Marriott to let customer know they were doing all they can to stop the data breach and protect their personal information. They also created a dedicated call center for this effort to let guest know that they will continue to put protecting their personal information as a high priority. This article outlines how hotels can prepare for increased guest traffic and protect their guest personal identical information. One of my responsibilities as a Workforce admin is to handle staffing for all of Marriott International Customer Engagement Centers. Employee training on GDPR is required every year for Marriott associates. Training employees on how to better protect guest personal information is more cost effective than dealing with a data breach due to negligence of an absent-minded employee. Guest expect to know their personal information is going to be protected. This allows them to have piece of mind. Leaving a clear and clean area allows for guest to feel that their information is being protected. Imagine walking up to the front desk and finding the previous guest personal information cluttered in view. This will make the current feel their personal information will left unattended and viewable to the guest to walk up causing nothing but anxiety attacks. Unable to enjoy their summer vacation. Guest expect that the overall security of the hotel
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