PP2 Typology of Tourist Accommodation Establishments
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What is the primary function of tourist accommodation companies?

  • To manage travel itineraries
  • To provide permanent residence at no charge
  • To offer temporary residence for a fee (correct)
  • To sell real estate properties

What kind of classification do autonomous communities in Spain have the option to develop?

  • Uniform hotel classification across Europe
  • Mandatory service quality classifications
  • International tourist standards
  • Regulations according to local interests (correct)

Which of the following is NOT a category of tourist establishment mentioned?

  • Rural housing
  • Hotels
  • Glamping resorts (correct)
  • Campsites

What is the minimum requirement for hotels according to the classification principles?

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Which type of accommodation falls under rural housing establishments?

<p>Farmhouses with farming income (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which decree regulates tourist accommodation establishments currently?

<p>Decree 75/2020 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are tourist apartments categorized based on?

<p>National tourist categorization regulations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under campsite establishments, which category represents the highest quality?

<p>Luxury category (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one characteristic of the hotel industry?

<p>Has difficulty obtaining accurate service forecasts (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of hotel classification is based on the geographical setting?

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What is an advantage of independent hotels?

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What is a disadvantage of hotel chains?

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Which market segment classification involves catering to events and conventions?

<p>Congress hotels (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What could be a disadvantage for independent hotels compared to chains?

<p>Higher costs for advertising (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which feature is not associated with hotel chains?

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What is a common challenge faced by both hotel chains and independent hotels?

<p>High number of competitors (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one key advantage of owning a hotel with voluntary chain affiliation?

<p>National and international representation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a disadvantage for hotel owners affiliated with a franchise?

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Which factor contributes to a chain's growth with minimal investment?

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What is a primary risk for owners in both voluntary chain affiliation and franchise agreements?

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Which of the following describes a disadvantage of chain affiliation?

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What aspect of management does a franchisee retain despite joining a franchise agreement?

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What is one of the main benefits of owning a hotel through voluntary chain affiliation?

<p>Centralized reservation systems (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which scenario might an owner's business suffer a negative image?

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What is a potential disadvantage of being part of a hotel chain?

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Which hotel management model involves a partnership for shared ownership?

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What is a primary financial resource necessary for managing a hotel?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of own management in hotel ownership?

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What effect does joining a hotel association have on hotel operations?

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Which hotel management model allows an owner to lease operations to a hotel company?

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What is a common challenge faced by hotel chains regarding staff management?

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Which resource is directly associated with the human aspect of hotel management?

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What is a primary advantage for a franchisor in a franchise agreement?

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What is a disadvantage for the franchisor in a franchise agreement?

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Under a lease agreement with an operator, what is considered a risk for the owner?

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What is a key advantage for owners in a lease agreement?

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What is a significant disadvantage for an operator in a lease agreement?

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In a management contract with a hotel chain, who owns the staff and resources?

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What is an advantage for the operator in a lease agreement?

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What is a risk mentioned for owners in a lease agreement?

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What is one of the advantages for an owner when entering a management contract with a hotel chain?

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What is a key disadvantage for hotel chains operating under management contracts?

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Which of the following is a disadvantage for owners in a management contract situation?

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What is a defining feature of a sale and leaseback arrangement in the hotel industry?

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What is an advantage of a joint venture in hotel management?

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Which of the following is a disadvantage specifically associated with the ownership aspect in a management contract?

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What challenge do hotel chains face when seeking new investments from owners?

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What is a potential drawback for owners participating in a management contract?

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What is a distinct disadvantage of independent hotels?

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Which type of hotel is categorized primarily by its geographical location?

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What is an advantage of hotel chains over independent hotels?

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Which characteristic poses a challenge for hotel chains?

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What is a crucial challenge faced by the hotel industry regarding service forecasting?

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Which type of hotel classification focuses on the type of customer experience offered?

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What is a potential drawback for hotel chains in maintaining their image?

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What is a distinguishing feature of roadside hotels?

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What is a key disadvantage for a franchisor in a franchise agreement concerning revenue?

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Which of the following represents a disadvantage for the operator in a lease agreement?

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What is a significant advantage of owning a hotel with own management?

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What is an advantage for owners in a lease agreement with an operator?

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Which aspect is a disadvantage of owning a hotel under own management?

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Under a management contract with a hotel chain, who retains ownership of the majority of staff and resources?

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What is a primary benefit of owner management and independent central reservations affiliation?

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What is a disadvantage for owners in a lease agreement when breaking the lease contract?

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In the context of voluntary chain affiliation, what advantage does an owner gain?

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What is a disadvantage often faced by independent hotels compared to those in a voluntary chain?

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How does a franchisor’s income model typically limit financial returns?

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What does a hotel owner risk losing when entering into a lease agreement?

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In a lease agreement, what is one possible rental structure for the operator?

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Which type of accommodation is categorized under rural housing establishments?

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What principle is used to categorize tourist accommodation in addition to minimum requirements?

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Which decree regulates tourist apartment categorization in Spain?

<p>Decree 164/2010 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under campsite establishments, which category indicates the lowest quality?

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Which of the following best describes hotels according to the classification?

<p>Commercial companies providing temporary residence (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of the recent Decree 75/2020?

<p>Standardizing tourist accommodation regulations (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of establishment is directly categorized as hotels?

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What characteristic distinguishes tourist apartments from other types of accommodations?

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What is a primary advantage for hotel owners entering a management contract with a hotel chain?

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Which disadvantage is associated with hotel chains regarding their management contracts?

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What is a potential risk for owners involved in a management contract?

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Which statement accurately describes the joint venture model in hotel management?

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What is a main disadvantage of the sale and leaseback operation for hotel companies?

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What disadvantage do hotel chains commonly face when seeking new investments from ownership?

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Which of the following describes an inherent economic risk for hotel owners involved in management contracts?

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Which of the following is a potential drawback for owners when entering a management contract with a hotel chain?

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What is a significant risk associated with ownership in both voluntary chain affiliation and franchise agreements?

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What advantage do owners have when entering into voluntary chain affiliation?

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What is a common disadvantage for owners affiliated with a franchise?

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Which of the following is a disadvantage specifically related to chain affiliation?

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What aspect of financial obligations is characteristic of franchise agreements?

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Which of the following is an advantage for owners under a franchise agreement?

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In the context of voluntary chain affiliation, what is an expected cost that owners have to bear?

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What is a potential outcome for owners in a franchise agreement if the franchisee performs poorly?

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Flashcards

Tourist Accommodation Companies

Businesses offering temporary lodging to tourists, potentially with additional services, in exchange for payment.

Hotel Classification

A system for categorizing hotels based on minimum requirements or quality criteria for facilities and services.

Hotel Types

Different categories of hotels, such as traditional hotels, apartments, hostels, or rural accommodations.

Tourist Apartment

Apartments rented to tourists for temporary stays by private owners.

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Camping Classification

Categorization of campsites based on amenities and facilities.

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Rural Housing Types

Categories of rural accommodations, differentiating between farmhouses and other rural properties like village houses.

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Decree 75/2020

A Spanish regulation governing tourist accommodations.

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EU Hotel Classification

There isn't a consistent and uniform hotel classification system across the European Union.

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Hotel Industry Feature: Initial Investment

Starting a hotel requires a large upfront cost for building, furnishing, and staffing.

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Hotel Industry Feature: Slow Growth

Hotels can't easily increase business quickly due to limited room capacity and the need for long-term marketing.

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Hotel Feature: 24/7 Operation

Hotels must operate continuously, providing services around the clock.

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Hotel Industry Feature: Demand Forecasting

It's difficult to predict how many guests will arrive in advance, making planning challenging.

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Hotel Classification: Sun & Beach

Hotels located in coastal areas, popular for leisure and relaxation.

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Hotel Classification: Urban

Hotels in cities, often catering to business travelers and tourists.

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Hotel Classification: Independent vs. Chain

Independent hotels are individually managed, while chain hotels are part of a larger group with unified standards.

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Independent Hotel Advantage

Independent hotels have more autonomy in decision-making and managing their operations.

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Hotel Chain

A group of independently owned hotels that operate under a common brand and management structure.

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Hotel Management Models

Different ways a hotel can be managed, from owner-operated to being a part of a larger chain or franchise.

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Own Management, Owned Hotel

The hotel owner directly manages all aspects of the hotel, from operations to staff.

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Central Reservations Affiliation

The hotel is independently owned but uses a centralized system for booking reservations.

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Voluntary Chain Affiliation

A group of independent hotels that voluntarily agree to work together but maintain their individual ownership and management.

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Franchise Agreement

A hotel owner pays a fee to a chain in exchange for the right to use the chain's brand, systems, and support.

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Lease Agreement

A hotel owner leases the property to an operator who manages and runs the hotel.

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Management Contract

A hotel owner contracts with a chain to manage the hotel for a fee.

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Franchisor Advantages

Benefits the franchisor receives from franchising, including network growth with minimal investment and increased revenue with minimal cost.

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Franchisor Disadvantages

Challenges franchisors face, such as limited quality control over daily operations and income solely from fees and a percentage of sales.

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Lease Agreement (Operator)

Contract where a hotel owner leases the property to a management company for operation. The company manages finances and pays rent.

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Lease Agreement Advantages (Owner)

Benefits for the hotel owner including the possibility of investing in hotels without management experience, knowing the potential profitability in advance, and minimal risk during market crises.

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Lease Agreement Disadvantages (Owner)

Drawbacks for the hotel owner, such as difficulty breaking the lease contract, limited profitability to rent, and loss of control over operations.

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Lease Agreement Advantages (Operator)

Benefits for the management company, allowing chain growth with minimal investment, increased revenue after covering rental costs, and direct management control.

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Lease Agreement Disadvantages (Operator)

Challenges for the management company, including financial risk, potential loss of the hotel after the lease ends, and complete responsibility for managing the property.

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Owner Advantages of Voluntary Chain Affiliation

Benefits for hotel owners include national/international visibility, access to central reservation systems, and reduced affiliation costs compared to franchising.

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Owner Disadvantages of Voluntary Chain Affiliation

Independent hotel owners may face higher risk if losses occur, need to pay affiliation fees, and have limited control over management compared to completely independent operation.

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Chain Advantages of Voluntary Chain Affiliation

Chains benefit by gaining growth with minimal investment, increased income through affiliation fees, but have limited quality control and revenue is restricted to affiliation fees and a percentage of sales.

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Chain Disadvantages of Voluntary Chain Affiliation

Chains face challenges in ensuring consistent quality standards and limited revenue potential due to dependence on affiliation fees and a small percentage of sales revenue.

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Owner Advantages of Franchising

Hotel owners gain national/international coverage, central reservations systems, and assistance with pre-opening, operation, and management, though there are operational limitations.

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Owner Disadvantages of Franchising

Franchising involves economic risk in case of loss, franchise fees, higher selling costs for rooms, and potential negative image due to a weak franchise.

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Management Contract (Hotel Chain)

An agreement where a hotel chain manages a hotel owned by someone else. The chain receives a fee, while the owner gets expertise and brand recognition.

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Owner Advantages (Management Contract)

Owners benefit from less risk and easier financing when partnering with a reputable hotel chain. They can enter the industry without prior experience.

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Owner Disadvantages (Management Contract)

Owners lose control over hotel operations and face difficulties in ending the contract. They also pay management fees.

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Hotel Chain Advantages (Management Contract)

Chains grow quickly with minimal investment. They increase revenue without substantial costs.

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Hotel Chain Disadvantages (Management Contract)

Chains may find it hard to convince the owner to invest in improvements. Their income is limited to management fees, and they depend on the owner's financial capacity.

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Sale and Leaseback

A hotel sells its assets to an investor in exchange for long-term rental rights. Both parties gain benefits.

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Joint Venture (Hotel)

Two or more companies combine resources and efforts to execute a project, typically with equal participation.

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Joint Venture Advantages

Faster access to big projects with less individual investment.

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Hotel Industry Investment

Starting a hotel requires a significant upfront capital for building, furnishing, and staffing.

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Hotel Industry Growth

Hotels struggle to quickly increase business due to limited room capacity and the need for long-term marketing.

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Hotel's 24/7 Operation

Hotels must operate continuously, providing services around the clock.

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Hotel Demand Forecasting

Predicting the number of guests in advance is difficult, making planning challenging.

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Hotel Chain Advantages

Hotel chains benefit from brand recognition, consistent service standards, lower marketing costs, and customer awareness.

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Independent Hotel Disadvantages

Independent hotels face fierce competition, struggle to negotiate with suppliers, have limited reach, and face higher costs.

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Hotel Chain Disadvantages

Hotel chains have limited creativity and flexibility, face potential damage to their reputation from other chain establishments, and have less decision power for individual hotels.

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Independent Central Reservation Affiliation

An independent hotel joins a central reservation system to increase its visibility and reach more potential customers. They maintain their own management but benefit from the system's marketing and booking capabilities.

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Lease Agreement (Hotel)

A hotel owner leases the property to another company who manages and runs the hotel.

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Own Management

A hotel is owned and operated by the same individual or company, giving them complete control.

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Chain Advantages

Gain growth with minimal investment and increased revenue through affiliation fees, but face limited quality control and revenue is restricted to fees and sales percentage.

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Study Notes

Introduction to Hospitality Management - Classification

  • Tourist accommodation is a group of commercial companies dedicated to providing temporary residence to people, potentially with complementary services.

  • There is no uniform hotel classification in the EU at the community or international level.

  • In Spain, tourism competencies are decentralized to autonomous communities, enabling them to create their own regulations. This applies to hotel classification, as well.

  • Hotel classification has two basic principles:

    • A standard system based on minimum requirements.
    • A system based on quality criteria of facilities and service provision.
  • Decree 75/2020, dated August 6th, dictates the current classification for tourist accommodation establishments.

Tourist Establishments

  • Hotels:

    • Hotels (H)
    • Hotel Apartments (HA)
    • Hostels or Pensions (P)
  • Tourist Apartments (AT): Apartments for tourist use, temporarily rented from the owner. These are categorized according to Decree 164/2010, dated November 9th.

  • Campgrounds (C):

    • Categorized into Luxury, First, Second, and Third categories.
  • Rural Housing (TR):

    • Farmhouses (with income from farming)
    • Rural accommodation (TR)
    • Shared village house (casa de poble compartida)
    • Detached village house (casa de poble independent)

Campsite Establishments

  • Luxury Category
  • First Category
  • Second Category
  • Third Category

Tourist Apartments

  • Apartments used temporarily by tourists.
  • Categorized according to Decree 164/2010, dated November 9th.

General Features of the Hotel Industry

  • Requires significant initial investment.
  • Challenging to rapidly increase business.
  • Continuous 24-hour operation is typical.
  • Predicting service demand in advance is difficult.

Hotel Classification by Location

  • Sun & Beach
  • Urban
  • Roadside hotel
  • Rural hotel

Hotel Classification by Market Segmentation

  • Leisure
  • Congresses
  • Low-cost
  • Boutique

Hotel Classification by Management System

  • Independent Hotels:

    • Individual management of a hotel establishment.
    • Examples: www.monument-hotel.com, www.hotelomm.com
  • Hotel Chains:

    • Unified management of multiple establishments.
    • Examples: www.mandarinoriental.es/Barcelona, www.hotelartsbarcelona.com

Independent Hotel - Advantages & Disadvantages

  • Advantages:

    • Autonomy and independence in management.
    • Freedom to set quality and service standards.
    • Increased worker versatility.
  • Disadvantages:

    • High number of competitors.
    • Low negotiating power.
    • Challenges reaching new local markets.
    • High costs (advertising, purchasing, etc.)

Hotel Chain - Advantages & Disadvantages

  • Advantages:

    • Brand value and competitive advantage.
    • Reduced communication and advertising costs.
    • Customers have product knowledge and features.
    • Increased number of users.
  • Disadvantages:

    • Standardized services and procedures.
    • Potential impact of other chain establishments on image.
    • Decreased decision-making power at the individual establishment level.
    • Reduced creativity in management.
    • Higher level of bureaucratic procedures.
    • Difficulty for a single hotel to be considered within the chain on decision-making.
    • Problems with coordination and control, and employee motivation.

Hotel Management Models

  • Own Management, Owned Hotel
  • Own Management and Central Reservations Affiliation
  • Own Management and Voluntary Chain affiliation
  • Own Management and Franchise Agreement
  • Lease Agreement with an Operator
  • Management Contract with a Hotel Chain
  • Joint Venture
  • Sale and Lease Back

Own Management, Owned Hotel - Advantages and Disadvantages

  • Advantages:

    • Freedom in hotel management.
    • No operational costs (100% benefit).
    • No operational bureaucracy (easy decision-making).
    • Reacting to unexpected situations easily.
  • Disadvantages:

    • Limited market coverage.
    • Risk of loss.
    • Unlimited negotiating power.
    • Limited funding.

2-Own Management and Independent Central Reservations Affiliation

  • Independent hotels may affiliate with central reservations offices for competition.
  • Central Reservations offer reservations and commercialization services to customers.

3-Own Management and Voluntary Chain Affiliation

  • Hotel owners maintain their identity while benefiting from the chain's advantages.

  • Advantages include:

    • Brand and prestige.
    • Central reservations.
    • Commercial structure.
    • Economies of scale.
  • Disadvantages include:

    • Risk of Loss
    • Affiliation costs.

4. Own Management and Franchise Agreement

  • A franchise is a license agreement for processes, technologies and brands.
  • The franchisee adopts the franchisor's brand and management systems.
  • The franchisee exchanges capital and labor for the franchisor's knowledge.

5. Lease Agreement with an Operator

  • Agreement between hotel ownership and management company.
  • Management company is responsible for financial obligations and rent payments.
  • Renting can be: Fixed, Percentage of Sales, Percentage of G.O.P. (revenue & operational expenses), or Mixed (fixed + variable % of sales or G.O.P.).

6. Management Contract with a Hotel Chain

  • Agreement between hotel ownership and management company.
  • Management company handles administration and hotel administration.

7. Sale and Lease Back

  • Selling assets or a portfolio of assets to an investor.
  • Investor commits to a future rental process for a long period.
  • Combines interests of both sides.

8. Joint Venture

  • Combined efforts and interests between two or more companies.
  • Develop common projects with typically equal participation.
  • Advantage: Quick access to projects requiring substantial participation;
  • Disadvantage: Sharing business with non-hotel companies.

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