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ACCOMMADATIONS MANAGEMENT RTM 434

Babette Shade

[email protected]

Tuesdays 4 – 6:45pm

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Components of Travel and Tourism

Hotels & Motels

Transportation (airlines, buses, trains, rental cars, cruise lines, entertainment, tourist attractions

Theme Parks, Museums, Zoos & Theaters

Restaurants

Travel and Tour Companies

Travel Industry Assos./Public & Private Tour.

Marketing Offices

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5 Major Events that forever changed Travel and Tourism

September 11, 2001

Afghanistan War

United States Economy

Worldwide Epidemic Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)

Iraq War

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Travel & Tourism Impact

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Travel/Tourism

Top Services

Export

One of the

Largest

Employers

One of the Top

Three Industries

In the

USA

Demands for Lodging Industry

Three Factors:

Airline Ticket Prices (air vs. vehicle travel) the higher the price the lower the room rate

Oil Prices (911 spiked “staycations” local travel KBF, Disney, etc

Population Demographics (baby boomers largest segment of travelers corporate & leisure)

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History in Lodging Pioneers

Hemmons Wilson 1913-2003

Own experience inspired him to enter into the lodging industry

Introduced Kids stay for free

Swimming Pools

Telephones

Air Conditioning

Free Parking

Holiday Inn University

Automated Reservation System - Holidex

First to operate in 50 states

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History in Lodging Pioneers

Conrad Hilton 1887 – 1978

Best known hotel owner in the world

Bought first hotel the Mobley in 1925

Introduced Forecasting

Control Methods

Developed “digging for gold”

Created Revenue Sources out of vacant space – gift shops, restaurants, guest rooms, etc.

The man who bought the Waldorf Historian giving him world recognition

Purchased the Statler Hotels in 1954

First Hotel abroad Puerto Rico in late 1958 then on his way to worldwide expansion……

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1970 - Present

1970’s – Disco era began hotel boom & demand for segmentation (different travelers different needs)

1980’s – Demand for rooms exceeded supply thus boom in expansion of new hotels surged

1990’s – Persian Gulf & Economic recession hit effecting travel & hospitality (demand went down, new builds halted)

1993 – Economy recovered w/no new growth – supply demand grew creating:

Average Daily Rate (ADR)

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Continued…

1995 – 1997 – New growth

1998 – Slowed thus REVPAR

REVPAR = ADR x Occupancy (occupancy is the ratio of the proportion of rooms sold to rooms available during and assigned period)

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Lodging Systems of Qualifications Minimum 34 Requirements

Mobil Travel Guide

Star rating

American Automobile Association (AAA)

Diamond rating

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TARGET MARKET CLASSIFICATIONS

LODGING:

Commercial

Airport

Suite

Residential

Resort

Bed and Breakfast

Time Share

Casino

Conference Center

Air BnB

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Target Market Classifications

Commercial Lodging

Business/Tour/Individual Leisure/Small Conf. Travel

Comfort Work Stations

Desk Lamps

Accessible Plugs

Business Center

Food and Beverage

Airport hotels

Target Business Traveler

Located on or near Airport

Utilized by Leisure Traveler but not final destination

Facilities similar to Commercial Lodging

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Target Market Classifications

Suite hotels

Appeals to Multiple Market Segments

Separate Bedroom and Living Room

Week to Monthly Work Assignments (Silicon Valley)

Facilities same as comfort of own home

Resort

Pleasure/Leisure Traveler

Planned Destination

Corporate Meetings and

Convention Groups

Special Attraction i.e. water, golf, tennis, skiing, cultural, historical, spa, etc

Special Environment

Resort Feature

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Target Market Classifications

Bed and Breakfast

Attracts Leisure Traveler

Few Rooms to 20-30

Intimate Atmosphere

Near Cultural or

Historical Area

Planned Meals

Time Share / vacation ownership

Leisure Traveler

Guest Purchases Time Allotments (week, month)

Like Home – living room, bedroom(s), kitchen, dining room

Resort Areas

Sell it or Pass on to Children

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Target Market Classifications

casino

Leisure / Conference / Business Groups

Las Vegas well known

Indian Casino’s (Barona Valley Ranch & Casino)

Additional Source of Income

Increases # of Nights Increases Casino Play

Conference centers

Business Traveler

Large Group Meetings and Conventions

Full Service Features

Near Convention Centers (i.e. Staples Center, Moscone Center)

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Target Market Classifications

AirbNb

Leisure/Business Traveler

Locations any where in the world

Private Home Owners Renting Out

Entire Home/Room or Shared Room

Additional Source of Income

Millennials fastest growing segment

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PKF Consulting Firm Creates statistics in each city & state based on data & trends for future economic indicators in the industry.

ADR

Occupancy Percentage

Revenues

Departmental Costs

Good tool for budgeting and forecasting

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Three Levels of Service

Limited Service

Extended Stay

Full Service

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Limited Service

Budget Conscience, No Food & Beverage, Economy, Price Sensitive Business or Leisure Traveler – 1-2 nights

La Quinta

Hampton Inn

Holiday Inn Express

Super 8

Motel 6

Tru by Hilton

Moxy by Marriott

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Extended Stay Lodging

Facility provides amenities of furnished apartment living without full service features. Business or Leisure Traveler staying more than one night.

Residence Inn

Extended Stay America

Homestead

Hilton Garden Inn

Airbnb

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Full Service Lodging

Includes deluxe, luxury, upscale, midscale with food and beverage. Higher quality of service & offerings i.e. valet, bell service, room service, business center, fitness club, etc.

Deluxe Luxury Upscale Midscale

Preferred Marriott Radisson Holiday Inn

Ritz Carlton Sheraton Embassy Suites Best Western

Four Seasons Hilton Crowne Plaza Ramada

Fairmont Hyatt Clarion Courtyard

Deluxe Indep. Westin Doubletree Quality Inn

Renaissance Howard Johnson

Omni Four Points

Loews

Intercontinental

Meriden

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