Syllabus and Course Outline
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COURSE TITLE:
HOTELS AND LODGING
NUMBER OF HOURS:
15 - 30 Hours
DESCRIPTION:
Earn great commissions by booking your client's hotel accommodations. Learn the basics of the hotel product,
rate structure, property and room classifications, codes, online and automated resources and non-automated
reservations procedures. Identify your guests' preferences, learn the variables that affect prices, select the
right hotel for any given client.
OBJECTIVES:
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- List the qualities hotel guests look for in a hotel
- Name six types of properties in the lodging industry
- Demonstrate an understanding of the variety of classification systems in the hotel industry
- Identify major hotel chains regarding the class of lodging and service they provide
- List and explain six factors that can affect the price of a room
- Decode type, class, size, and meal plan codes
- List and differentiate between hotel references
- Read and interpret selected references
- Name the various ways to book a hotel room
- Determine clients' needs and expectations by questioning
- List and define reservation policies and procedures
- Name the steps and information necessary to make a reservation
- Select the appropriate property and location for the client
GRADING CRITERIA:
Successful completion of all Stop, Review and Applies, Challenges, participation in Discussion, and Exams.
COURSE OUTLINE:
Each lesson includes an online Review (Stop, Review and Apply) as well as at least one Challenge that requires independent research and application.
Lesson 1 - Hotel Guest Preferences and Types of Properties (10 pages)
Lesson 2 - Hotel Classification Systems (10 pages)
Lesson 3 - Hotel Rates (11 pages)
Lesson 4 - Hotel References and Distribution System (8 pages)
Lesson 5 - Selecting and Booking the Right Property (8 pages)
Lesson 6 - Review (10 pages)
Exam
The maximum time to complete this course will be sent to you by your instructor. The course includes 7 challenges, 5 reviews and 1 exam. You could plan
to complete this course within a month if you complete an average of 3 to 4 assignments per week. These assignments are not time consuming.
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