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Hospitality Management
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hospitality
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A restaurant where a customer sits at a table - gives an order to a server - and is served food at the table
bed-and-breakfasts (B&Bs)
Peer pressure
Reflective
full-service restaurant
2. A condition of being subject to change or alteration
changeability
direct channel
core product
Expert Power
3. A hotel staff member who performs all of the functions of a desk clerk/agent - concierge - and valet
Reward Power
full-service restaurant
guest service agent (GSA)
Reflective
4. Pricing products by calculating all costs and expenses and adding desired profit
cost-plus pricing
infrastructure
Position Power
Amtrak
5. The method of selling the customer additional related products tied to one name
experimental method
entry-level
franchise
cross-selling
6. The main product that the customer is buying
core product
advertising
Authority Commensurate with Responsibility
Coercive Power
7. The money left from a person's gross income after taking out taxes
consumer show
disposable income
Position Power
intermediary
8. Ethnic variety as well as socioeconomic and gender variety in a group or society
diversity
indirect channel
certification
concierge
9. Ability to punish
Excessively centralized organization
Coercive Power
diversity
Authority Commensurate with Responsibility
10. Professional characteristics needed in the hospitality industry - including a positive personal attitude - good work ethics - maturity - and good personal appearance as well as leadership and time-management skills
entrepreneur
globalization
hospitality-specific traits
Decentralized Organization
11. The customer's faithfulness to a business and its product - demonstrated by the customer purchasing the product again
goal
Supportive
customer loyalty
Enhancing Power through Alliances
12. The area in a lodging facility that guests view - such as the lobby
Coercive Power
Peer pressure
front of the house (lodging)
Directive
13. The path a travel product takes from producer to the consumer - or traveler
disposable income
channel of distribution
Enhancing Power through Alliances
Bargaining
14. A rate based on total sales for the day divided by the total number of sold rooms.
hospitality-specific traits
average daily rate (ADR)
commission
distribution
15. A phone call or thank-you note from the interveiwee to the interveiwer after the interveiw takes place
Ingratiating Appeal
ethics
demand
follow-up
16. The area in a lodging facility where support services take place which guests usually do not view
back of the house (lodging)
demographics
bed-and-breakfasts (B&Bs)
intangibility
17. Travel for the sole purpose of conducting and individuals or companys buisness
business travel
Reflective
channel of distribution
globalization
18. The area in a hospitality establisment that guests view - such as the entrance and dining room
customer loyalty
Bargaining
front of the house
infrastructure
19. The path a product takes using intermediaries between the producer and consumer
entrepreneur
Personal Power
indirect channel
certification
20. An agent who does not work directly for a travel provider but sells his or her products for a fee
Supportive
e-tail
institutional advertising
intermediary
21. A program in which an airline offers free travel - upgrades - and discounts to program members
ethics
frequent-flyer program
elasticity of demand
channel of distribution
22. A local or regional event with national or possible international appeal that occurs once or annually
hallmark event
Pulling Rank
Empowering Others
commission
23. A company that operates a railroad system with combined passenger and rail service throughout the continental United States
follow-up
hospitality-specific traits
Amtrak
changeability
24. High levels of dominance and Low levels of Sociability - Arrogant - stubborn - dry
certification
convention and visitors bureau (CVB)
Centralized Organizations
Directive
25. Low levels of dominance and Low levels of Sociability - Avoid decisions - stiff
destination marketing
customer satisfaction
Reflective
experimental method
26. Position - Reward - Coercive
geographics
charter tour
Organizational Power
feature
27. Referring to others with greater position power and authority who support the desired behavior.
demographics
follow-up
buying signals
Upward Appeal
28. Authority granted to a position within the hierarchy of an organization
intermediary
business travel
buisness-to-buisness selling
Position Power
29. A reward that is usually in the form of money but may also be stock options - profit-sharing privileges - a company vehicle - and/or a bonus program
customer satisfaction
buisness-to-buisness selling
hospitality-specific traits
incentive
30. An agent who buys unsold products in bulk from suppliers and resells the products at a discount to intermediaries or to consumers.
e-tail
Inspirational Appeal
consolidator
frequent-flyer program
31. A formal or informal interveiw with a proffesional to help the job seeker learn more about a specific career feild or company
informational interveiw
Amtrak
core product
cross-selling
32. A tour that is more expensive than a package tour and is designed specifically for an individual tourist.
customized tour
guest satisfaction
direct mail
front of the house (lodging)
33. A positive feeling or reaction customers have when a buisness or product meets their needs
cross-selling
customer satisfaction
Ingratiating Appeal
Empowerment
34. When managers are given responsibility for achieving certain goals but have insufficient authority to take the necessary steps toward achieving them.
dependables
hospitality-specific traits
Authority Commensurate with Responsibility
business travel
35. A type of buisness that is set up through a franchise agreement - Which is a contract between a franchisor and franchisee to sell a companys goods or services at a designated location
commission
franchise
amateur sports
consolidator
36. An expression of the standards of right and wrong based on conduct and morals in a particular society or a system or theory of moral values and principles
Upward Appeal
ethics
AIDA model
charter tour
37. A form of payment that may include wages - benefits - and/ or incentives in return work.
incentive
Emotive
compensation
diversity
38. Consistent hospitality service that exceeds guest expectations.
ecotourism
exemplary guest service
intermediary
destination marketing
39. A resort property in a specefic location with a concentration of recources or facilities
Position Power
ecotourism
intermediary
destination resort
40. Winning approval through praise or flattery
commission
economic multiplier
Reward Power
Ingratiating Appeal
41. A framework for creating an advertising message that that gets Attention - holds Interest - stimulates Desire - and acheives Action
ecotourism
guest or uniformed services
Reward Power
AIDA model
42. Staff member in uniforms - including the bell staff - valets - security offers - concierge - and door or garage attendants
Centralized Organizations
informational interveiw
guest or uniformed services
AIDA model
43. An organization that works with meeting planners to provide tourist information services to business and leisure travelers
hospitality-specific traits
Authority Commensurate with Responsibility
convention and visitors bureau (CVB)
direct mail
44. A fee or payment based on a percentage of products sold
back of the house
frequent-flyer program
commission
business travel
45. The path a product takes without the help of any intermediaries between the producer and consumer
direct channel
ethics
frequent-flyer program
Barriers to Delegation
46. The sale of goods or services to the customer by means of the Internet.
empowerment
e-tail
competitive advantage
guest satisfaction
47. Offering rewards or favors to achieve the desired behavior.
Bargaining
experimental method
Referent Power
customer satisfaction
48. The type of selling whereby one buisness sells goods or services to another buisness
certification
cost-plus pricing
buisness-to-buisness selling
Amtrak
49. Any advertising message sent directly to prospective customers via the mail
direct mail
Personal Power
Reward Power
back of the house (lodging)
50. A state of being abstract - as are things that cannot be touched
Amtrak
indirect channel
intangibility
destination resort
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