Regarding hotel industry?
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Dear friend,\n the answer is a BIG YES AND AN  EQUALLY BIG NO based on how and for what purpose you interpret them.
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I heard that management makes a ton of money there - like close to 6 figures.  Maybe it's just a rumor but if that's the path your offer could lead to it might be worth looking into.
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a very vauge question, buildings, bizz, types what ? link is to a newspaper online about / covers industries\nhttp://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/index.jsp
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I really really really want to manage my own inn. When I was in high school, I was actually a science stream student. I took up science because my parents wanted me to be an engineer (sigh). I have always been dreaming of running a hotel. MY hotel. The steakhouse would be superb. The lobby would fit a wedding ceremony. The bar would be the talk of the town. All of the customers would be well-attended and personal preferrence of each and every regulars would be noted. When I was choosing a course for my undergraduate studies, my parents asked me to take up mathematics, but without their knowledge, I changed my option to Business (majoring in Tourism and Hospitality) - the degree that I ahve been eyeing since 5 years back! I knew it was a risk because I don't have any basics in Business. I even failed my accounts when I was 15! But I was thinking to myself - Nick, either you take up this course and finally you can own a hotel you've been dreaming of since you were a kid, or you can take up Mathematics or Engineering and die without achieving your greatest dream." So I opted for my dream course - and they accepted me. To me, the only key to success is that, if I love what I study, I can prove to others that even WITHOUT basics in Business, I can get good grades. I'd do almost anything to make my dream come true. Now, I've made a lot of contacts with the personnels from several hotels around town (I even knew the Human Resource Manager of one five star hotel) and also several travel agents...and I actually just finished my first year of studies. My grades? For the first semester, suprisingly, I got 3.42 (a mere 0.08 shy from getting Dean's List) and last semester, I got 3.77. Were the lecturers helpfull? You might be suprised if I tell you that some mentioned to the class that "Oh, you've learned this chapter when you were in high school, so I'd skip this one" - most of the time. (99% of students have Business backgrounds). Were last semester's subjects easy? Most of my friends' grades were going down...and they were frantically suprised to see me, knowing NOTHING on Business the first time they met me, emerged as the best student among 300+ students from my faculty. What was my motivation? "I'd do almost anything to make my dream come true". And I hope you would too.\n\nSincely,\nNick Ramzey\nFuture Manager and Owner of Kipalli's Inn
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Hi, Mariana.  Hotel orientation program or Hotel Management program contains education modules related to home-away-home management.  The major contribution of globalization is the expansion of education, business and travel from one continent to another.  This requires one to stay away from one's home for a certain period.  Here comes the need of hotel management.  The people involved in hotel industry require some scientific training.  This covers: body language, pleasing manners, communication skills, familiarity with history, culture and traditions of different countries, ability to speak diffaerent languages, preparation of food and its preservation, behaviour modalities with all kinds of temperaments of the guests and last but not least is 'being cool and alert always'.  Hotel industry is ever growing one and the remuneration is usually higher than the expectation of the newcomers to the field.  Good luck!
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Maybe this will help, its about tourism management: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprttrav7.htm
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Tourism is down by 70 percent this year (for the month of April, 2006) compared to last year's figures, and thusly, revenue for my hotel is down by 68 percent.  Very relative, don't you think?
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India is growing fast. Visit of International leaders, traders, burocrates, technocrates, tourists are increasing day by day in India. So, scope in the field of hotel management is bright.
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hotel mangement or an artist
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Because your managerial skills, involve marketing! When you become a hotel manager, who do you think is going to order all the stores and equipment relative to running a hotel! The gardener? You have to use your skills in order to get a fair return on your outlay in such items as food and beverage for the kitchens! how about replacing worn out furniture and fittings? If you pay too much for them, who do you think will be the manager next year, you? No! your skills in marketing will be vital to you, during the course of your career. Have a good day, and good luck in your career!
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Full of promise - the development of India's hotel industry  \nIndia's hotel industry has entered the global stage, supported by its growing ... The aviation industry in India will drive future tourism growth, with the ...www.hotelbenchmark.com/resources/marketsnapshots/13042005India-EN.aspx \nIndustry News - Article Detail - Cornell Hotel School  \n... industry professionals can work together in pursuit of common research goals. ... current trends and presents future opportunities for the hotel industry in India. ...www.hotelschool.cornell.edu/chr/industrynews/detail.html?sid=24859 \nHospitality Net - Industry News - Full Of Promise - The Development Of India's Hotel Industry | Deloitte Reports  \nAmongst the unique features of the hotel industry in India is the sheer volume ... The aviation industry in India will drive future tourism growth, with the ...www.hospitalitynet.org/news/154000320/4022829.search?query=hotel \nHotel Industry career option Education in India  \nIt is a glamorous profession which has a bright future. With the growth of hotel industry propelled by foreign and domestic tourism and ...www.webindia123.com/career/options/hotel/intro.htm
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First: a hotel\nSecond: a license to operate as a hotel in the state you wish to provide services in.\nThird: Extra cash to pay bills, employees, etc.\nFourth: Employees\nFifth (and this is the hard part): customers\n\nYou should probably also have a business plan, financial advisor or accountant, a degree in hospitality from a university, and a mentor or two (potentially your investors) who know how to run a hotel.  It might not be a bad idea to start off as a hotel employee, learn the ropes, move your way up and then set out on your own.\n\nPS: Don't forget to vote for best answer.  It doesn't look like a lot of folks are interested in giving you much help in this catagory.
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The Hospitality is a great industry to work in, most workers will never retire millionaires working in a Hotel, but they do have their perks.\n\nInsurance Rates-Very high...very physically demanding industry with a variety of injuries just waiting to happen.  especially anyone in F/B (Food and Beverage) or Housekeeping.\n\nTraining-High cost as hotels generally have high turn over rates.\n\nPensions,sickness,meals, laundry and accommodation very chain to chain and property to property and are not mandatory.\n\nVacation days are guaranteed by state/provincial legislation.
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Indian Hotel Industry is in developing stage.5 star hotels are few,mainly in few metropolitan cities and business centres.Smaller cities are served by 3 star hotels.There is a dearth of good hotels in tourist centres.Even these centres they are fully occupied during season.There is ample scope for opening good hotels for middle class people and budjet tourists from foreign countries.State Tourism Deparment gives a lot of tax benefits and subsidies to promote hotel industry
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There can be n no of solution for packaging a hospitality industry .It is you who has to decide on which will work . It can be as follows:\nWeather you want to target people who wants a total service experience.\nTargeting cost effetive solutions.\n\nAccording to me the best model will consists of following:\nBest design/experience\nLow cost \nRepeatability and reliability of services.
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I suggest checking out the following resources and associations for more information on hotel/motel management:\n\nhttp://www.hotelmotel.com/hotelmotel/\nhttp://www.hospitalitynet.org/index.html\nhttp://www.ahla.com/
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look into HRTM: hotel restaurant tourism management