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Classic Cooking Films DVD: 1930s - 1980s Cooking & Baking Films Including A Restaurant Management Film And (2) Vintage Infomercials For Home Cooking & Baking Products $12.99 Vintage food service and food preparation films brought back to the silver screen. A great collection of historical restaurant and food industry vocational films. Also included is a fantastic homemaking cooking film that teaches housewives how to cook at home for their husbands. TABLE OF CONTENTS: (1) The Restaurant Operator (1946) - A wonderful vocational film about careers in restaurant manageme... |
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Global security world tracker fleet tracker- The new Global Security Tracking AVL is an advanced Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) device that combines GPS technology with GSM GPRS or SMS technology for real time tracking, polling, security and fleet management purposes. Overview The new Global Security Tracking AVL is an advanced Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) device that combines GPS technology with GSM GPRS or SMS technology for real time tracking, polling, security and fleet management purposes. One of the smallest and most economical and powerful wireless IP (GPRS/GSM) ruggedized mobile tracking device available today. Includes built in TCP/IP and UDP capab... |
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The Sims 3: World Adventures - Expansion Pack [Download] $10.19 ... |
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Restaurant Empire 2 [Download] $19.99 ... |
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How to Open a Financially Successful Coffee, Espresso & Tea Shop: With Companion CD-ROM $19.97 The explosive growth of the coffee shops across the country has been phenomenal. Few people realize coffee is now the largest food import to the United States. There is money to be made on those beans. Here is the manual you need to cash in on this highly profitable segment of the food service industry. This new book is a comprehensive and detailed study of the business side of the specialty coffe... |
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Dethroning the King: The Hostile Takeover of Anheuser-Busch, an American Icon $18.95 How the King of Beers collapsed without a fight and what it means for America's place in the post-Recession worldHow did InBev, a Belgian company controlled by Brazilians, take over one of America's most beloved brands with scarcely a whimper of opposition? Chalk it up to perfect timingâand some unexpected help from powerful members of the Busch dynasty, the very family that had run the compa... |
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Pour Your Heart Into It: How Starbucks Built a Company One Cup at a Time Since 1987, Starbucks's star has been on the rise, growing from 11 Seattle, WA-based stores to more than 1,000 worldwide. Its goals grew, too, from the more modest, albeit fundamental one of offering high-quality coffee beans roasted to perfection to, more recently, opening a new store somewhere every day. An exemplary success story, Starbucks is identified with innovative marketing strategi... |
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Food and Beverage Management $14.67 This book is in Like New condition |
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Beverage Management and Bartending $1.88 This book is in Good Used condition |
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Successful Beverage Management $37.46 This book is in New - Excellent condition |
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Professional Beverage Management $80.75 This book is in New - Excellent condition |
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Strategic Questions in Food and Beverage Management $52.2 This book is in New - Excellent condition |
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Food and Beverage Management, by Ninemeier, 3rd Edition $1.5 This book is in Acceptable condition |
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Summit Commercial Beverage Merchandiser $749.99 The Summit (SCR485L) Commercial Beverage Merchandiser cools and presents beverages behind a large tempered glass door to maximize impulse buys in a commercial setting. Fully featured for commercial use, the SCR485L includes a digital thermostat with external readout located above the door. The temperature display and easy touch controls make temperature management simple and precise. An energy efficient LED light illuminates the interior and adjustable chrome shelves add a professional look. This unique beverage merchandiser is equipped with a handy defrost timer to prevent unattractive icicle buildup, a reversible door and a factory installed front lock adding keyed security. Its slim counter height design and stainless steel finish makes this a great addition to any environment. Commercial Approved: This product is ETL-S listed and CalCode compliant, perfect for any type of commercial use Frost-Free Operation: Let the fridge do the work with a defrost timer that continuously prevents icicles from building up inside Reversible Door: The door can be attached to open to either the left or right, depending on your preference or the location of the unit |
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G.E.T. Enterprises Inc. - 90 oz. Clear Plastic Tahiti Beverage Pitcher, Each, Clear $12.48 90 oz. Clear Plastic "Tahiti" Beverage Pitcher, Each |
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Hospitality Management Careers Are on the Rise
The travel and tourism industry is the largest single industry in the world, making more money than any other for many countries around the globe. It's not surprising, as vacations are a universal family activity across nearly all cultures. With a hospitality management degree, you can have a successful career in the travel and tourism industry.
"The Big Three" are Travel, Tourism and Hospitality. There are really three branches to the industry, with each focusing on particular areas of the tourism industry as a whole. A hospitality management degree will give you an excellent overview of what you need for each of these, or you can choose to focus on one in particular by choosing elective courses that concentrate on one area.
The Travel Industry includes airlines, railways, cruise lines and motor coach lines. Flight attendants, cruise directors, booking agents and others who assist passengers are all part of the travel industry. Some of these individuals pursue specialized training through particular training programs offered by employers, although promotions are generally offered first to those who also have an Associate's or Bachelor's degree in hospitality management or tourism.
Those working in the Tourism industry are most often working for a travel agency or tour booking company. They will be expected to be familiar with the geography, weather, history, customs and culture of locations around the world. They will also need to be aware of customs procedures, regulations, required paperwork and other necessities for anyone traveling to foreign countries. Some individuals will also work privately for large corporations to coordinate travel plans for company executives, or work for Human Resources departments to make travel arrangements for employees and their families during relocations.
The largest by far is the Hospitality industry itself, which includes hotels, resorts, casinos, restaurants, golf clubs and convention centers. You could manage any of these facilities, coordinate events such as golf outings or fundraisers, or be the food and beverage director for fashion shows and special events such as political campaigns.
Becoming a bridal consultant is another option that is rapidly gaining popularity. Today's couples are planning larger, more elaborate weddings that require intensive planning down to the last detail. Destination weddings also require the specialized talents of an event planner with travel experience.
Event planners are also in high demand for conferences and conventions for professional associations and lobbying groups. These types of positions are ideal if you prefer a fast-paced environment and a change in your routine rather than a 9-to-5 job behind a desk, since you will be expected to be on-site at each venue to oversee the set-up and organization of every event.
Positions in the travel industry require business, finance and customer service skills. You will need to provide excellent customer service, enjoy working closely with individuals from diverse backgrounds, and be able to cope with a variety of unexpected emergencies with grace and calm. You will also be working on a daily basis with complex schedules, rates and financial data in most travel careers. The coursework for a Hospitality Management degree should prepare you for all of these scenarios.
Typical coursework might include hotel management, food & beverage management, conference & seminar management, tourism management, and human resource management. Staff training & development in the hospitality industry is a popular program, as are programs in guest services oversight & analysis, hospitality accounting & oversight, marketing & merchandising, food service design & staffing, and purchase and cost control. Each school will offer variations on these courses and may offer concentrations on particular areas, so compare them to find the one that offers the courses that are best suited the type of career you are looking for.
About the Author
Andy West is a writer for Ultimate School Guide and Who Likes School.
