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Fire safety in a hotel

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Fire safety in a Hotel

Subject of Fire safety in a hotel from the perspective of a travel guide

What a travel guide should consider about fire safety in the hotel beforehand

What can a travel guide do to mitigate the risks that emerge from a hotel fire

Slideshow

Two parts:

1. Usefull information about fire hazards in a hotel and panic reactions

2. Step by step customer journey: what travel guide can do?

Fire hazards in a Hotel

Notable places of fire in a hotel are sited on the lower level, while guest rooms are mostly sited on the upper floors

Toxic gases are most dangerous factor of fire hazards

Early evacuation helps preventing damages

Emergency situations cause panic

Panic

To manage fire safety, it’s important to understand panic reactions

People tend to seek the proximinity of familiar persons and places

To prevent panic it is important to keep the exit routes and signs visible

Mawson 2007

Emotional partner guide

Works for a organization that offers intensive training programs

Collects instant customer feedback

Changes the actions taken according to customer feedback

A good coordinator of masses

Investigates and takes into account the different backgrounds of the customer and their behavioral habits

THE EMOTIONAL PARTNER GUIDE

“BREAKING THE ICE WITH HUMAN INTERACTION.”

CARPE DIEM – ENJOY THE INTERCULTURAL DIFFERENCES!

Innoguide.pptx 2015

PROFILE EDIT PH 08.03.2015

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Customer Journey of the emotional partner guide to minimize hotel fire risk

On the way to hotel

Arrival at the hotel

During the hotel stay

Choosing of Hotels

 

Realization of Fire

Touchpoints

Hotel information folder

 

Staff of the Hotel

 

Activities with the customers

Designated evacuation point at the hotel

 

Hotel Information folder

Transportation of the customers to the destination hotel

Representative of the Hotel

 

Customer service of the Hotel

Evacuation point of the hotel

 

Customer information folder of the travel guide

Actions, feelings and thoughts

Giving 5 minutes for safety each time when meeting the customers.

Do the customers themselves feel safe?

Is the evacuation point designated clearly enough

Was the folder where it supposed to be

How to inform the customers?

Do they listen?

Inspection of the hotel

Is the hotel safe?

Is the hotel folder up to date?

Try to keep calm

Lead the customers by example

Gather the information about the whereabouts of the customers

Inform the authorities responsible for the overall situation

Key Journey Steps

Reminding customers about fire safety issues

Asking about the feeling of safety

Keeping the customer information folder in order

Pointing out the evacuation point

Recommendation to read the safety instructions

Sharing of safety information during this time

Evaluation of the hotel fire safety

Deciding the use of the hotel

Updating the hotel folder

Evacuate yourself first to the designated evacuation point

Start the gathering of the customers

Take along the Customer information folder

Moments of thruth

1. Evaluate the fire safety of hotel

2. Decide the use of the hotel

3. Create the hotel folder

Choosing of hotel

1. Share the safety information during the transportation to the hotel

On the way to hotel

Point the exact evacuation point to customers

Recommend customers to read the safety instructions

Arrival at the hotel

Remind the customers about safety issues during their holiday

Ask about their feelings

Keep the information folder in order

During the hotel stay

(Evacuate yourself to designated evacuation point)

Start to gather your customers to the designated evacuation point

Inform hotel staff and local officials about the situation of your customers

Take the customer information folder with you

Realization of fire

Sources

Mawson, A. 2007. Mass Panic and Social Attachment. Ashgate Publishing Group.

Salonen, J. (Sales director). Matkapojat Oy. Interview 16.3.2015. Helsinki. Personal communication.

Henriksson, K. 2015. Innoguide.pptx. 2015. From Laurea Optima workspace R0023 SPRING 2015 HSA1421. Accessed 4.5.2015. https:// optima.discendum.com/learning/id74/bin/doc_show?id=3805981&ws=3698141