Oldest Hotel in the world

Crown like spike

Pineapple Story Began

Who discovered Pineapple and make Pineapples story?

symbol of pineapple

Hospitality in French word

year where Inns came into being

Traditional Japanese Inn

Who designed the first luxury hotel “Tremont Hotel”

First Luxury Hotel in Boston

Beginning of Modern Hospitality Era

Tranportation that considered as risky back in old times

Opened his first Hotel in Texas in 1919

started Holiday Inn

Holiday Inn started in the year

The world Motel made up of?

Technology Integration in Evolution of the Hospitality industry

Opened a new segment in the hospitality Industry

act of kindness in welcoming and looking after the basic needs of customers or strangers, mainly food, drink, and accommodation.

both a field of work and a field of study.

Example of Hospitality Industry

5 Different sectors of the Tourism

consists of the preparation, transportation, and serving of food or beverages to customers. Given the wide variety of options available to customers when it comes to food, this sector has become one of the most successful and easy-to-identify sectors of the industry.

Provide overnight accommodations to guests

the most common and recognizable type of business in the lodging industry

Offers an alternative to traditional hotel stays.

provide customers with ways to entertain themselves, pursue hobbies, or experience educational opportunities

Examples of recreational Industry

Allow peopleto visit destinations outside of their normal environment.

Consist of a variety of social, business, and sporting events.

common types of Meetings and events

Characteristics of Hospitality Industry (Six yon)

cannot be seen, tasted, felt heard, or smelled before they are purchased

both the service provider and the customer must be present for the transaction to occur.

Their quality depends pn who provides themand when they are provided

Services cannot be stored

The supply of rooms in a hotel is fixed

Hotels are both capital and labor intensive

Changes in business, employment, or buying patterns that occur predictably at given times of the year.