Boarding and Lodging Management

Employment of lodging management is expected to grow more slowly than the average for all occupations through 2012. Additional job openings are expected to occur as experienced managers transfer to other occupations or leave the labour force. Job opportunities are expected to be best for persons with college degrees in hotel or restaurant management. A comfortable room, good food, and a helpful staff can make time away from home an enjoyable experience for both vacationing families and business travellers. While most lodging managers work in traditional hotels and motels, some work in other lodging establishments, such as camps, inns, boarding houses, dude ranches, and recreational resorts. The present publication has been designed to approach this subject in a simple and lucid style. The method of presentation is very clear and lucid, which can be easily followed by the students. CONTENTS: Introduction; Managing the Lodging Systems; Expected Future Trends in Lodging Management; Organizational Systems in Boarding and Lodging; Restaurant Management; Understanding Lodging Management in Wider Perspective.