Hostpitality Business
Created by Emeline Sabato
Managers who start their careers on the front line and work their way up must have the ________ skills they acquired along the way.
Technical
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Managers who start their careers on the front line and work their way up must have the ________ skills they acquired along the way. | Technical |
Managers with ________ skills have the ability to communicate with a wide range of employees | Interpersonal |
Setting standards and comparing actual performance to the standard is known as | Controlling |
Long-range strategic goals are typically determined by | Top managment |
Efficiency and effectiveness are most important for | management to have good results |
Management is defined as
| the process of coordinating work activities |
_ is the set of moral principles and values that people use to answer questions about right and wrong. | Ethics |
_ leadership involves charisma, individual consideration, and intellectual stimulation. | Transformational |
Leadership can be identified as | showing transactional or transformational traits |
Some of the important characteristics for good leadership are | integrity, judgment, and dependability |
______ refers to the implementation of practices and procedures that will help conserve both the natural environment and the special event space | Sustainable event tourism |
_______ provide(s) training, certification, networking, and assistance with business plans and other consulting services for their members. | Professional Associates |
An event such as the Olympics requires _________ to provide money or in-kind contributions and receive recognition in return. | Sponsors |
A special event consultant | should have climbed the "experience ladder" |
Which of the event management skills aids in completing projects on time and within budget, where parts of an event can be managed as separate components? | Project management skills |
Which of the following event management skills would be characterized by the process by which a meeting planner and supplier reach an agreement on the terms and conditions that will govern their relationship? | Negotiating Skills |
Opening ceremonies, halftime, and postgame shows would be part of what kind of special event? | Sporting Event |
Which type of event would usually be based on a theme, have a very limited budget, and provide a great return for the group having the event? | Charity or fundraising event |
Which type of event would include annual meeting, sales meeting, workshop, training meeting, or awards ceremony? | Corporate Event |
According to the Event Solutions Black Book, what is the most popular site for holding events? | Hotel/resort |
The payment exchanged for the promise(s) stated in a contract is called the | Consideration |
Before a meeting planner can start planning a meeting, a _____________ is done to determine the purpose and desired outcome of a meeting | Needs Analysis |
Large facilities where meetings and expositions are held, usually in city centers, are called: | Convention Centers |
A lecture and a dialogue that allow participants to share experiences in a particular field is known as a: | Seminar |
Individuals responsible for providing all of the services needed to run the facilities for a trade show are known as:
| Service contractors |
A person who contracts out services to (or work for) associations and corporations and plans meetings down to the last detail is a: | Meeting planner |
The combination of a meeting and an exposition is called a: | Convention
|
Attendee registration, exhibit space rentals, and sponsorship are all sources of: | Revenue |
A service organization within the visitor industry that offers a host of programs and services to meet clients' needs is a: | Destination Management Company |
What is the primary outcome of the responsibilities of a convention and visitors bureau? | Generate and increase revenues of a city |
What are the five initial career tracks in the gaming industry? | Entertainment operations, Retail operations, Casino operations, Food & Beverage operations and Hotel operations |
In a Las Vegas style casino resort the main difference between the blackjack tables and the poker tables is: | In poker the players bet against each other and the house keeps a portion of each pot |
The Supreme Court allowed Indian reservation gambling in 1987 with the _______ decision | Cabazon |
Stand-alone casinos are usually small and are often called: | Slot parlors |
The fastest growing sector of casino gaming in the world is: | Asia |
A horse track patron play (gambling) through the use of: | Racino |
Casinos track patron play (gambling) through the use of: | Loyalty programs |
Offering free goods and services to casino patrons in return for their business is called: | Comps |
The total amount wagered in gambling is called: | The handle |
The "house" sets the odds on casino games to ensure a profit over a period of time. This is the: | House edge |
The Senior Olympics would be an example of: | recreation for special populations |
Which of the following is the primary difference between club management and hotel management? | Club members feel more ownership of the property than hotel guests. |
Places where members gather for social, recreational, professional, or fraternal reasons are called: | Private clubs |
Which parks create the atmosphere of another place and time? | Theme Parks |
Typical theme parks are Opryland and Disneyland, areas set aside just for: | Fun, rides, and recreation for families |
The most visited U.S. National Park is: | Great Smokey Mountain |
The first metropolitan park system was established in: | Boston in 1892 |
In 1916, which of the following organizations was founded to conserve park resources and to provide for their use by the public? | National Park Service |
There is a direct relationship between recreation and | Wellness |
Cultural tourism or World Heritage sites are often designed by | United nations educational, scientific, and cultural organizations |
One yield management technique for maximizing sales income by lowering the price of seats according to expected demand is | Capacity control |
An increase in internet booking, advancement in technology, ticketless air travel, and an expansion of the cruise industry are all examples of: | current industry trends |
Ecotourism refers to: | an emphasis on nature and native cultures |
Travel agents = | are a middle person acting as a travel counselor on the behalf of airlines, cruise lines, and hotels |
The airline industry, like other segments of the hospitality industry , relies on ______ markets as a source of business |
Feeder |
New money spent by tourists and then represent hotels and restaurants in the community for goods and services is known as: | The multiplier effect |
The benefits of the hub-and-spoke system includes all of the following EXCEPT | Larger capacity plans can be used |
Interdependency between various segments of the hospitality industry means that... | Each segment, to an extent, depends on another for business |
Recreation is defined as | refreshment of strength and spirit |
Sustainable tourism: | places a broad based obligation on society |