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    the night audit procedure

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    of transactions are less during the late night or early morning hours. Performing the night audit requires attention to accounting detail‚ procedural controls and the guest credit transactions. Duties and responsibilities of a night auditor: The night auditor is an official of the hotel who verifies the correctness of the guest accounts‚ checks the entries of the day’s sales and verifies whether the cash collected during the day has been duly accounted for with the help of summaries and statements

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    was what one guest who visited Pegasus hotel in Kingston for business thought of the facility. I like the fact that the hotel is taking time out to do a little remodelling but still that should not be a barrier to the guest to move around the facility as how they wish to. For example a guest may be bumping over blocks or buckets been rolled in the walk way which can be very unattractive; it would be an amazing experience if the hotel provide entertainment groups to entertain guests during the time

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    HKUSPACE Introduction to Front Office Operations (Directed Study) The Hotel Organisational Structure Hotels employ a vast number of persons with variety of skills. The larger the hotel‚ the more specialised the tasks. Large hotels have bigger resident populations and provide more services than do many small towns. Hotel organisations follow the pattern of other business institutions. They break up the work force into separate departments‚ with each department entrusted with a share of the

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    front office terminologies

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    accomodations. Skipper - A guest who leaves with no intention of paying for the room. Scanty Baggage - A guest who checks in to the hotel with very less or no luggage. Walk -in - A guest who arrives at a hotel without a reservation. Walking - Turning away a guest who has a reservation because of a lack of room availability. Due outs - Guests expected to check out on a given day who have not yet done so. Credit limit / house limit  - A limit assigned by the hotel to guest or company accounts. Upselling -

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    Second...Anchor ...Name... (If two anchors are present) welcome our chief guestguest of honour‚ principal & other guests (guest will be decided by the management)‚ students and participants. Today is a very great day that our “Origination Name” celebrating his “time period” Annual day. Friends we are living in that country on which we remember our “God” before starting any good work. Now I invite our chief guestguest of honour & all the other dignitaries present on the stage for lighting

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    Case Diagram

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    Executive Summary Overview The purpose of the Stonebrook Resort Survey Project (SRSP) is to improve the current guest satisfaction survey process. The scope of the project is to improve the way the guest survey responses are captured‚ stored and tracked. Additionally‚ it will help the Marketing department identify “happy” guests in order to provide these guests with resort promotions. The purposed solution is to install the Survey Management Application (SMA) on hotel computers. This program

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    Who is causing all of this‚ why are we here? In‚ “And Then There Were None”‚ a fiction mystery novel by Agatha Christie 10 guests are invited to Indian Island. Each guest dies one by one and leaves the remaining guests in fear and suspicion. In this mystery novel‚ the main conflict is person versus person‚ otherwise known as the guests versus the murderer. All the guests that are invited to the island are guilty of killing another person or persons. The house‚ on the island‚ there is nursery rhymes

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    problems‚ stop at any time‚ in order to ensure the quality of the opening one hundred percent. This is a people - the guests when the hotel can not be "guinea pigs." From this concept‚ the Four Seasons Hotel is no interns. Employees must be strengthened into the store a series of training to meet the requirements of posts‚ appointment is a formal work - services must be perfect for guests‚ not the internship process. A defect in the current hotel is the rooms‚ restaurants‚ PA‚ recreational and other first-line

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    to support the functions of the front office. 1.2 At the arrival of guests‚ they welcome by the greeting “you are welcome Sir/Madam” the guest will make its request‚ the front office officer will present the tariff to the guest‚ while selling the facilities to the guest. At the end of this exercise‚ the guest is given the guest registration card to complete‚ it pays the appropriate rates‚ deposit slip issued and the guest is directed to the room by the porter. The porter‚ on arrival at the

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    and wait 10 seconds (10 Mississippi’s) for a response‚ then knock again announcing who you are. Open the door slightly to make sure the coast is clear. If your staff heeds this rule of thumb‚ they won’t find themselves‚ the hotel‚ and the surprised guest in an awkward predicament. • Cleanliness of Linens and Towels Our beloved hotel properties are not held accountable to the same standards as healthcare facilities; however‚ through the CDC (Center for Disease Control) there are clear recommendations

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