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    Feb 2011 1

    Week 4: Rooms Division

    Operations

    Topic Objectives

    Understanding the Rooms Division products,team and their roles

    Establish the processes of the guest cycle for theoperation

    Calculate RevPAR, ADR, ROP and Yield Discuss green challenges and energy

    management and how this impact business

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    2009 Tourism Earnings

    Regional Comparison

    USD 203 Billion, 24%

    Fiji FJD816.9 million(USD563.7m (0.3%)) (0.9x 10-8)

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    USD852b Receipts

    Source: http://www.statsfiji.gov.fj/Releases/FFF2010.pdf

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    Accommodation Revenue for

    Fiji in 2009

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    Source: http://www.statsfiji.gov.fj/Releases/FFF2010.p df

    42.2 % = FJ$517.7m RoomRevenue

    57.8% lost through non saleof rooms? 517.7/0.422 = 1,226.8

    57.8% = FJ$709.1

    709.1/302 = FJ$2.3m

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    How can Fiji sell more rooms?

    1. Market some more? Tourism Fiji and theIndividual properties

    2. Access new markets? India, China, Local?3. Retain main markets Australia, NZ

    4. Develop partnerships? BFTE?

    5. Managing the intangibles & MOTs.Developing consistent quality Training,Development, Networks & Resources.

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    Global Room Prices 2009

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    Rooms Division

    Organisational Chart. (Walker, 2009, p. 127)

    RDM

    EH

    Rooms Public Area Laundry

    FOM

    Reservations

    Cashier

    Concierge

    Reception

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    Rooms Division Roles &

    Responsibilities

    Role Responsibilities

    Manage the Departments,MaintainStandards andControl Finances

    Director Rooms Division

    Delegate t he management tasks to departmentmanagers Liaise with executive management

    Accountable for the overall performance of the dept.Sell and complete roomsreservations. Reservationist

    Update room rates and related information Maintain rooms sales information and system

    Manage the Front OfficeReception.Front Office Manager

    Delegate tasks to front office staff Liaise with shift supervisors to maintain standards Prepare department staff schedule

    Greet guests and carry theirluggagePorter

    Liaise with reception about guest schedules Record rooms and check in events

    Provide personal service andinformation to guestsConcierge

    Attend to all guest personal needs Liaise with otherdepartments forguest feedback andneeds

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    The Guest Cycle.(Walker, 2009, p. 127)

    Reservations Stage How was the guest reservation/

    confirmation acquired?

    Marketing, Networks,Partnerships, Technology (CRSor GDS)

    In-house Stage Team Management

    MaintainingStandards Tasks& Procedures

    Use of Resources Equipment& Technology

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    Issues of Note

    Property Management System

    Yield management

    Loss prevention and safety

    Property Management System

    Yield management

    Loss prevention and safety

    Departments and products/services

    Departments and products/services

    Developing quality productsHow?

    Front Office & Housekeepingpp.197 - 205

    Developing quality productsHow?

    Front Office & Housekeepingpp.197 - 205

    Roles of personnel:Skills

    Tasks

    Responsibilities

    Roles of personnel:Skills

    Tasks

    Responsibilities

    Rooms Division

    (MOTs)

    Rooms Division

    (MOTs)

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    Hotel Room Types/ Prices

    TypeType

    SizeSize

    SingleSingle

    DoubleDouble

    SuiteSuite

    PenthousePent

    house

    QualityQualityStandardStandard

    PremiumPremium

    LocationLocation ViewView

    ApartmentApartment BedroomsBedrooms

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    Servicing Hotel Rooms

    Topic Reading: OShannesy et al, 2001

    Manager role Task allocation (PMS)

    Operating procedures equipment andresources

    Cleaning procedures standards and safety(guest service, room security, worker safety)

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    Different Room Rates (p. 131)

    Rack rate

    Corporate/ Government/ Agent/ discount

    Corporate contracted rate Halfday

    Group rates

    Complimentary rooms

    Why do hotels have different rates/ prices foreach room type?

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    Property Management

    Systems (PMS)

    PMS

    (roomMaster 2000, Micros Fidelio)

    Computer-based applications Reservations management

    Rooms management

    Guest account management

    General management Based on information and reports regarding costs, sales,

    guest numbers and products sold

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    Reservations - CRS

    IHG.com Central System Best Rates

    Real time roominventory

    Inventory update

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    RevPAR

    1. How is RevPAR used?

    It is a measurement of business

    performance (revenue against roomsavailable) per time span

    It is the result of business performance: Market Share/ Knowledge

    Product Quality

    PricingStrategy/ Competition

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    RevPAR

    RevPAR is affected by:

    1. The Room Rate.

    The room rate is determined by quality,market share, location & marketing ability

    2. The Occupancy Rate.

    The occupancy rate is effected by roomrate, demand, competition, economy factors

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    Hotel Statistics Occupancy Statistics

    Room Occupancy Percentage of(ROP):

    Rooms Occupied

    Total Rooms Available

    Revenue Statistics Average Daily Room Rate (ADR):

    Total Rooms RevenueTotal Number of Rooms Sold

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    Yield Management

    Uses data (past) to forecast demandSets prices to suit demandResets prices to match demandTo stimulate demand when it is low

    To maximise revenue whendemand is high

    Increasing profitabilityNot simply minimising perishabilitySource: http://www.managingchange.com/dynamic/yieldmgt.htm

    Formulae: Possible Revenue/Actual Revenue x 100/1(Walker, 2009, p. 144 for an alternative formulae)

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    Global Hotel Performance

    Source: http://www.hotelnewsnow.com/media/File/PDFs/monthly_charts/GlobalHotelReview_Me dia_December_2010.pdf

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    Rooms Division Challenges

    1. Team diversity retention

    2. Technology information and processes

    3. Worker productivity standards, economics4. Yield management - perishability

    5. Green policies/ benchmarks and energy

    management6. Property andguest security

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    Summary

    1. Hotel revenue and housekeeping

    2. Team responsibilities for quality andstandards

    3. Room types and value addition

    5. Maintaining standards cleanliness/ time

    6. Guest cycle and rooms reservation

    7. Hotel room statistics:ADR, Occupancy Rate and RevPARcalculation