Resort management and operation Robert Christie Mill.
Detalles de publicación: New York John Wiley & Sons c2001.Descripción: xvii, 446 p. ill. 25 cmISBN:- 0471361887
- TX911.3.M27 M538 2001
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Authoritative coverage of every aspect of resort management and operation
The resort industry is booming, increasing the demand for energetic management personnel well-versed in the unique issues and problems of resort management and operations. From activity programming, guest safety, and security to corporate and meeting planning, the management of seasonal employees, and more, Resorts: Management and Operation provides professionals and students with need-to-know information on a host of resort-specific issues.
The book focuses on the three essential elements of the resort industry-recreational facilities, lodging/food and beverage, and guest activities. It explains the relationship between the natural resource base and the development of recreational facilities; discusses the operational and logistical challenges that resort managers face; and demonstrates the development of revenue-producing, guest-satisfying activities based on demographic and psychographic factors as well as the physical ability of the guest.
This completely practical guide features thorough coverage of:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Recreational Facilities
- Resorts: An Introduction
- The Resort Guest
- Recreational Amenities: Development and Management
- Design Principles
- Mountain-Based Resorts
- Water-Based Resorts
- Golf- and Tennis-Based Resorts
- Operations and Management
- Marketing the Resort Experience
- Resort Operations
- Resort Economics
- Guest Activity Programming
- Guest Activity Programming and Format
- Program Management and Evaluation
- SPA Development and Operations
- The Future of Resorts
- Index