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Front office is one of the 1st impression of the hotel or either we can say it is the face of the hotel where the guest gets all of the basic information of the hotel what he needs to know.
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what a quetion in interview hotel????
how do we do budgeting in hospitality for example i am working for a 39 rooms property
how did you know what the other person had been looking for and what did you do to go the extra mile?
I have done my B.H.M in 2007 from Alagappa university and i want to join in tourism department,i dont no when they are conducting exams so please give some information to me..
what kinds of thing do you worry about
Admission applications must be accompanied with a certificate of competency in the English language from a recognized institution or programme. English language requirements for non English speaking students are a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or minimum TOEFL score of 600, or other evidence of English language abilities at this level. You can be exempt from the English language requirements if: 1. English is your first language 2. You have previously completed a University level programme in English (e.g. Bachelor degree, Diploma, English certification programme etc.) 3. A written certification from your employer about your proficiency level is provided 4. You write a 1000 words essay on why you think an MBA is a good choice, thus showing your command of the English language Which of the above mentioned circumstances is applicable to your case? Please elaborate:
in your experience what has given you a sense of achivement
can sound tourism stratagies contributing effectively in creating and preserving jobs?
why we should recruit you?
Tell us about a time when you failed to meet a deadline. What were the repercussions?
What proactive steps did you have to take to increase the output of your position food and beverage operation manager
what is your greatest strength?
Do you have one years experience as a duty manager?
Why do you think you would benefit from this course?
Is there any reason that you would not be able to work 40hrs per week, 5 shifts over 7days?
