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TLH112 - Week 5 Hotels

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  • Can affect properties which may only be visited in summer – e.g. seaside bed and breakfasts in Scarborough...
    Seasonality
  • A focus which looks at minimising negative impacts while maximising the more positive aspects of tourism activity, sustaining human and natural resources over time
    Sustainability
  • Accommodation with services and facilities which are included in the price
    Serviced
    Restaurant
    Non-Serviced
    Ice hotel
  • Victorian Era of....
    Rise of hotels, and public dining rooms in London
    Railway hotels
    Rise of hotels
    Inns, Public Houses
  • An operation that provides accommodation and ancillary services to people away from home
    Bar
    Cafe
    Restaurant
    Hotel
  • Designed as an international action plan relating to sustainable development
    Agenda 21 & UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Hotels are usually graded from 1 star (lowest) up to 5 stars (highest) in the UK
    GRADING SYSTEMS IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
  • Addresses global problems of poverty, health, education, pollution, resource exploitation and degradation and other challenges of underdevelopment with global solutions
    Environmental
    Holistic
    Equitable
    Future Oriented
  • EXAMPLES OF SERVICED
    Gites
    Hotels
    School
    Caravans
  • EIA is a project assessment of the adverse and beneficial impacts of a specific development used in the planning control system
    Environmental audits
    Environmental Impact Assessments
    Sustainable Development Goals
  • Hard measures – aligned with physical and financial restrictions on access – examples include; road closures, parking fees, entrance charges, fencing, zoning and restrictions on vehicle size
    Soft measures
    Natural areas
    Visitor management strategies
    Environmental audits
  • should be within the global ecosystem’s capacity to sustain development
    Future Oriented
    Environmental
    Equitable
    Pass
  • Commercial has roots in supplying to travelers through the market, the basic needs of food, drink, shelter and rest
    Dining Table
    Hospitality
    Restaurant
    non-commercial
  • Accommodation only, no extras
    Serviced
    Resort
    Non-Serviced
    Luxury Hotel
  • Mid Victorian era of....
    Railway hotels for the middle class
    Rise of hotels, restaurants etc
    Early ale houses
    Nero’s aimed at affluent customers