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HM:Hotel Organization

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Accounting DivisionThe hotel division responsible for keeping track of the many business transactions that occur in the hotel and managing the hotel's finances.
AssetsResources available for use and owned by a business.
Average Daily RateA rooms department operating ratio.
Balance SheetA financial statement that provides information on the financial position of a hotel by showing assets, liabilities, and equity on a given date.
Capture RateThe percentage of hotel guests who eat meals at the hotel.
Card KeysPlastic cards that are used in place of metal guestroom keys.
Catering DepartmentA department within the food and beverage division of a hotel that is responsible for arranging and planning food and beverage functions.
ConcessionsFacilities that may well be operated by the hotel directly are turned over to independent operators.
CommissionsRetailers located off the hotel site that pay a commission to the hotel.
Cost CentersDivisions or departments within a hotel that do not directly generate income.
Engineering DivisionThe hotel division responsible for taking care of the hotel's physical plant and controlling energy costs.
Familiarization toursFree or reduced rate travel programs designed by hotel personnel to acquaint travel agents and others with the hotel and stimulate sales.
Financial ControlsFinancial statistics that hotel managers use to keep track of operations and make sure financial goals are being attained.
Food & Beverage DivisionThe hotel division responsible for preparing and serving food & beverage within the hotel.
Front OfficeA hotel's command post for processing reservations, settling guest accounts, and checking guests in and out.
Housekeeping DepartmentA department of the rooms division responsible for cleaning the hotel's guestrooms and public areas.
Human Resources DivisionThe hotel division responsible for recruiting, hiring, orienting, training, evaluating, motivating, rewarding, disciplining, developing, promoting, and communicating with hotel employees.
liabilitiesObligations of a business.
Marketing DivisionThe hotel division responsible for identifying prospective guests for the hotel conforming products and services to satisfy those prospects, and persuading those prospects to become guests.
Night AuditAn accounting task usually performed between 11p.m. & 6a.m. after all of a hotel's sales outlets are closed.
Occupancy PercentageA ratio indicating hotel management's success in selling its guestrooms. Rooms occupied divided by rooms available.
Property Management SystemA computerized system that helps hotel managers and other managers to carry out a number of front-of-the-house and back-of-the-house functions.
Purcahsing DepartmentThe hotel department responsible for buying, issuing, receiving, and storing all the products used in hte hotel.
Quality ControlsStandards of operation, quality assurance programs, and other controls that seek to establish and maintain hotel products and services at quality levels established by management.
RentalsEnterprises that pay rental to a hotel.
Reservations DepartmentA department within a hotel's rooms division staffed by skilled telemarketing personnel who take reservations over the phone, answer questions about facilities, quote prices and available dates, and sell to callers who are shopping around.
Revenue CentersDepartments within a hotel that directly generate income through the sale of products or services to guests.
Revenue ManagementA hotel pricing system that uses a hotel's computer reservation system to track advance bookings and then lower or raise guestroom prices accordingly.
Revenue Per Available Room (REVPAR)A stastistic used by hotel managers to evaluate the performance of the rooms department.
Rooms DivisionThe largest division in a hotel that comprises front office; reservations; housekeeping; and uniformed service departments.
Room ServiceThe department within the food & beverage division that is responsible for delivering food and beverages to guests in their guestrooms.
Security DivisionThe hotel division responsible for the protection of guests and their property; employees and their property; and the hotel itself.
Statement of IncomeA financial statement of the results of operations that presents the sales, expenses, and net income of a business for a stated period of time.
Telecommunications DepartmentThe hotel department responsible for providing telephone, Internet, and other communications services to hotel guests.
Uniformed Service DepartmentA hotel department within the rooms division that deals with guests' luggage and transportation and provide concierge services.

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