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HTC104 Final Requirement
HTC104 Final Requirement
HTC104 Final Requirement
COREP CONVENTION
AND
PARK INN IMMERSION
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
COREP Convention and
PARK INN Immersion
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Site one issue relevant to the topic would enhance
the country's services.
Topic about Cruise ship: Improving the safety and security measures on
cruise ships could enhance the country's services. This includes
measures such as increasing the number of trained security personnel,
implementing advanced surveillance technology, and conducting
thorough background checks on passengers and crew members. By
prioritizing safety and security, cruise ship companies can attract more
tourists and improve the overall reputation of the country as a
desirable destination.
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PARK INN
IMMERSION
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Site one issue relevant to the topic would
enhance the country's services.
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2. Evaluate the comparative
strengths and weaknesses of the
hospitality and tourism industry.
Strengths: Strengths:
1. Provides services that are essential for people's 1. Generates significant revenue for local economies.
daily lives. 2. Provides opportunities for cultural exchange and
2. Provides a high level of customer service and education.
personal attention. 3. Creates jobs and supports small businesses.
3. Offers a wide range of job opportunities and 4. Promotes conservation efforts and environmental
career paths. sustainability.
4. Can generate a high level of customer loyalty. 5. Can help to diversify local economies and reduce
5. Has a relatively low barrier to entry, allowing reliance on a single industry.
for small businesses to thrive.
Weaknesses: Weaknesses:
1. Highly competitive and subject to fluctuations 1. Highly dependent on external factors such as
in the economy. political stability, weather, and natural disasters.
2. Can be labor-intensive and require a significant 2. Can lead to over tourism and damage to natural
amount of staff. and cultural resources.
3. May face challenges in maintaining quality 3. May exacerbate inequality and social issues in
control and consistency. some destinations.
4. Often requires expensive real estate and 4. Often requires significant investment in
equipment. infrastructure and marketing.
5. May be vulnerable to negative publicity and 5. May be subject to negative perceptions and
reputation damage. stereotypes, particularly in relation to safety and
security.
Overall, both industries have their unique strengths and weaknesses, and it's important for
businesses and destinations to understand and effectively manage these factors to succeed.
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What are your suggestions as a
tourism/ hospitality student?
As a tourism student here are the things that I will suggest regarding to the topic that the
speakers provide in the two events which are the Accommodation, Shopping malls, Cruise
ships, front office and housekeeping
Accommodations:
- Ensure that guests have access to comfortable, clean, and well-maintained rooms or
spaces.
- Offer a range of amenities and services that cater to the needs of different types of
guests, such as families, business travelers, or couples.
- Provide excellent customer service, including prompt responses to guest requests and
complaints.
- Regularly assess and improve the quality of your accommodations to ensure guest
satisfaction and loyalty.
Shopping malls:
- Create an inviting and comfortable atmosphere that encourages guests to spend time and
money in the mall.
- Offer a diverse mix of stores and services that cater to different interests and budgets.
- Provide a variety of dining options and entertainment experiences to enhance the overall
shopping experience.
- Regularly update the mall's offerings and amenities to keep guests engaged and
interested.
Cruise ships:
- Ensure the safety and security of all passengers and crew members at all times.
- Offer a range of activities and entertainment options that cater to different age groups
and interests.
- Provide high-quality dining experiences and a variety of food options to accommodate
different dietary needs and preferences.
- Offer excellent customer service, including attentive and friendly staff, prompt responses
to guest requests, and quick resolution of any issues that arise.
Front office:
- Provide excellent customer service, including friendly and efficient check-in and check-
out processes, prompt response to guest inquiries, and quick resolution of any issues that
arise.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of guest information and reservations.
- Use technology to enhance the guest experience, such as self-check-in kiosks or mobile
check-in options.
- Train staff to handle a variety of situations and guest needs, including handling difficult
guests or resolving conflicts.
Housekeeping:
- Ensure that all guest rooms and public areas are clean, well-maintained, and free of safety
hazards.
- Use eco-friendly cleaning products and practices to minimize the impact on the
environment.
- Regularly inspect rooms and public areas to identify any issues that need to be addressed.
- Train staff to handle a variety of situations and guest needs, including handling lost and
found items or accommodating special requests.
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THANK YOU
FOR READING!
SUBMITTED BY:
ANNE PINEDA
BSTM 1-A STUDENT