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Lesson 8

34問 • 1年前

Lovelyn Valenzuela

問題一覧

1

involves overseeing hotel or restaurant operations, ensuring facilities are well-maintained and revenue- generating.

Property Management

2

is a software that has evolved from local storage to cloud computing. It's unique to the hospitality industry, offering intangible services that create an "experience" rather than a physical product.

Property Management System

3

is a business that manages real estate assets in behalf of the owners. A property manager oversees real estate portfolios, but will usually oversee more real estate properties.

Property Management Company

4

includes guest-facing hotel departments, such as the front desk where check-ins and check-outs occur, and in restaurants, the dining area. Essentially, any space where guests interact with staff, like the lobby or poolside bar, is part of the front of the house.

Front of the House

5

are the main point of contact for guests and may be assisted by the concierge and bellman/doorman. The concierge provides information about hotel activities and local events, while the bellman helps with luggage, escorting guests to their rooms, and valet parking.

Front Desk Agents

6

is responsible for maintaining the hotel's public image and brand. Marketing tasks might include sending email newsletters, managing social media, and brainstorming special offers.

Marketing Team

7

Depending on the hotel, a property could have one revenue manager, a revenue management team, or a corporate revenue manager who supports the hotel remotely. Revenue management sets rates, manages the relationships with OTAs, and implements promotions and availability restrictions.

Revenue Management

8

This team is arguably the most important in the hotel; without housekeeping employees, there would be no clean rooms! _____ tasks range from cleaning rooms, doing laundry, and cleaning public areas,

Housekeeping

9

A hotel's ______ team oversees all financial aspects of the hotel's operations, from accounting to payroll.

Finance

10

refers to guest-facing roles like servers and hosts,

Front of House

11

includes cooks and stewards.

Back of House

12

helps property managers communicate with hotel owners, tenants, and financial managers.

Property Management System

13

is a set of solutions used to manage day-to-day activities. This includes reservations, front desk, housekeeping, maintenance, billing, analytics, and reporting

Hotel Property Management System

14

A software application enables front office staff to communicate with housekeeping, ensuring rooms are cleaned promptly after check-out based on guest arrival and departure preferences, so they are ready for the next guests.

Front Desk Operation

15

This application enables real-time communication between the hotel and booking platforms (OTAs), ensuring available rooms are booked and cancelled reservations are resold, thereby maximizing revenue.

Managing Hotel Reservation

16

Allows employees and guests to communicate in the language preferred. Spanish speaking employees can communicate even if the system is written in English as an example.

Language Support

17

In hotel terms, “walk-in rates" or "rack rates" are higher rates for guests without reservations, compared to discounted rates offered online or through agents. Hotels also manage promotional, wholesale, and seasonal rates. The application helps the hotel optimize occupancy and profitability by managing these rates effectively.

Rate Management

18

Travelers have diverse meal needs based on religion or dietary preferences. This feature lets guests inform the hotel of their preferences, allowing the food and beverage department and the chef to proactively prepare suitable meals.

Meal Plans and Packages

19

A feature that allows several employees including managers in an organization to access PMS.

Multiple User Account

20

By the use of a computer generated codes, the administrator of the system can assign access to various property management responsibilities such as discounts and hotel room upgrades. Managers can look at occupancy rates and real-time revenue reports.

User Privileges and Security

21

Guests who have reservations in a hotel will not lose their reservations in case of a late arrival. On the other hand, the hotel is assured that an unoccupied hotel room becomes a lost revenue.

Mobile Guest Self-Service Portal

22

A feature that allows several employees including managers in an organization to access PMS.

Multiple User Account

23

Even with very little training in information technology, the sitem allows to train staff quickly and can reduce the likelihood of errors. The best PMS solution today are self-service and help to streamline operations by enabling hospitality Check-in guests faster.

Friendly User Interface

24

See what is happening, what needs to be done today, and monitor your key metrics.

Central Dashboard

25

Generate detailed production and financial reports to improve business operations. Helps property managers understand booking charinels.

Reporting Suite

26

Ability to take credit card payments in compliance with local and global regulatory standards.

Payment Processing

27

Increases revenue with better rate management.

Revenue Management System

28

display PMS inventory to take online reservations

Booking Engine

29

Property management system (PMS), is a cloud-based front desk for your property. With it, you can check-in and check-out guests using an attractive drag-and- drop interface. Use it to push updated availability to your internet booking engine and channel manager. This makes your prices and inventory the same at your hotel, on your website, and on OTAs.

Cloudbeds

30

The system offers full-featured, cloud native property management that enables contemporary, paperless hotel operations. It also includes management of rooms and reservations, incorporating unique Guest Connect and Rate Pilot functionality, offering a revenue generating online portal for guests and central command over all room sales and distribution.

ClockPMS

31

a hospitality management cloud that allows hotelier to improve performance, maximize revenue, and provide remarkable guest experiences. The integrated ecosystem includes six key products: operations, payments, guest journey, and business intelligence marketplace and API.

MEWS

32

is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) hotel software solution that integrates property management, global distribution, bookings, and marketing-all on a single, easy-to-use platform designed exclusively for independent hoteliers, small hotel chains, and hotel management companies.

InnRoad

33

is a software that deals with reservations management and administrative tasks.

Property Management System

34

are the first interaction of the guests. The front desk module becomes the tool that the front desk officers use to perform their primary task in attending to the customers.

Front Desk Operations

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問題一覧

1

involves overseeing hotel or restaurant operations, ensuring facilities are well-maintained and revenue- generating.

Property Management

2

is a software that has evolved from local storage to cloud computing. It's unique to the hospitality industry, offering intangible services that create an "experience" rather than a physical product.

Property Management System

3

is a business that manages real estate assets in behalf of the owners. A property manager oversees real estate portfolios, but will usually oversee more real estate properties.

Property Management Company

4

includes guest-facing hotel departments, such as the front desk where check-ins and check-outs occur, and in restaurants, the dining area. Essentially, any space where guests interact with staff, like the lobby or poolside bar, is part of the front of the house.

Front of the House

5

are the main point of contact for guests and may be assisted by the concierge and bellman/doorman. The concierge provides information about hotel activities and local events, while the bellman helps with luggage, escorting guests to their rooms, and valet parking.

Front Desk Agents

6

is responsible for maintaining the hotel's public image and brand. Marketing tasks might include sending email newsletters, managing social media, and brainstorming special offers.

Marketing Team

7

Depending on the hotel, a property could have one revenue manager, a revenue management team, or a corporate revenue manager who supports the hotel remotely. Revenue management sets rates, manages the relationships with OTAs, and implements promotions and availability restrictions.

Revenue Management

8

This team is arguably the most important in the hotel; without housekeeping employees, there would be no clean rooms! _____ tasks range from cleaning rooms, doing laundry, and cleaning public areas,

Housekeeping

9

A hotel's ______ team oversees all financial aspects of the hotel's operations, from accounting to payroll.

Finance

10

refers to guest-facing roles like servers and hosts,

Front of House

11

includes cooks and stewards.

Back of House

12

helps property managers communicate with hotel owners, tenants, and financial managers.

Property Management System

13

is a set of solutions used to manage day-to-day activities. This includes reservations, front desk, housekeeping, maintenance, billing, analytics, and reporting

Hotel Property Management System

14

A software application enables front office staff to communicate with housekeeping, ensuring rooms are cleaned promptly after check-out based on guest arrival and departure preferences, so they are ready for the next guests.

Front Desk Operation

15

This application enables real-time communication between the hotel and booking platforms (OTAs), ensuring available rooms are booked and cancelled reservations are resold, thereby maximizing revenue.

Managing Hotel Reservation

16

Allows employees and guests to communicate in the language preferred. Spanish speaking employees can communicate even if the system is written in English as an example.

Language Support

17

In hotel terms, “walk-in rates" or "rack rates" are higher rates for guests without reservations, compared to discounted rates offered online or through agents. Hotels also manage promotional, wholesale, and seasonal rates. The application helps the hotel optimize occupancy and profitability by managing these rates effectively.

Rate Management

18

Travelers have diverse meal needs based on religion or dietary preferences. This feature lets guests inform the hotel of their preferences, allowing the food and beverage department and the chef to proactively prepare suitable meals.

Meal Plans and Packages

19

A feature that allows several employees including managers in an organization to access PMS.

Multiple User Account

20

By the use of a computer generated codes, the administrator of the system can assign access to various property management responsibilities such as discounts and hotel room upgrades. Managers can look at occupancy rates and real-time revenue reports.

User Privileges and Security

21

Guests who have reservations in a hotel will not lose their reservations in case of a late arrival. On the other hand, the hotel is assured that an unoccupied hotel room becomes a lost revenue.

Mobile Guest Self-Service Portal

22

A feature that allows several employees including managers in an organization to access PMS.

Multiple User Account

23

Even with very little training in information technology, the sitem allows to train staff quickly and can reduce the likelihood of errors. The best PMS solution today are self-service and help to streamline operations by enabling hospitality Check-in guests faster.

Friendly User Interface

24

See what is happening, what needs to be done today, and monitor your key metrics.

Central Dashboard

25

Generate detailed production and financial reports to improve business operations. Helps property managers understand booking charinels.

Reporting Suite

26

Ability to take credit card payments in compliance with local and global regulatory standards.

Payment Processing

27

Increases revenue with better rate management.

Revenue Management System

28

display PMS inventory to take online reservations

Booking Engine

29

Property management system (PMS), is a cloud-based front desk for your property. With it, you can check-in and check-out guests using an attractive drag-and- drop interface. Use it to push updated availability to your internet booking engine and channel manager. This makes your prices and inventory the same at your hotel, on your website, and on OTAs.

Cloudbeds

30

The system offers full-featured, cloud native property management that enables contemporary, paperless hotel operations. It also includes management of rooms and reservations, incorporating unique Guest Connect and Rate Pilot functionality, offering a revenue generating online portal for guests and central command over all room sales and distribution.

ClockPMS

31

a hospitality management cloud that allows hotelier to improve performance, maximize revenue, and provide remarkable guest experiences. The integrated ecosystem includes six key products: operations, payments, guest journey, and business intelligence marketplace and API.

MEWS

32

is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) hotel software solution that integrates property management, global distribution, bookings, and marketing-all on a single, easy-to-use platform designed exclusively for independent hoteliers, small hotel chains, and hotel management companies.

InnRoad

33

is a software that deals with reservations management and administrative tasks.

Property Management System

34

are the first interaction of the guests. The front desk module becomes the tool that the front desk officers use to perform their primary task in attending to the customers.

Front Desk Operations