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All Tourism and Hospitality workers must be aware of the environmental impacts of their operations. What you will learn: Principles of environmental sustainability Impacts of Tourism and Hospitality on the environment How industry is helping the environment Waste reduction energy saving and water saving practices How to improve your workplace practices The effect on customer satisfaction

Why choose this course? 🤝 Professional growth: You will acquire skills that are increasingly in demand and valued in the hotel industry and beyond. 📈 Continuous innovation: You will learn how to use AI to improve processes, decisions and results, regardless of your role. ✅ Simplification: You will automate complex tasks and focus on what really makes a difference: the customer experience.

This program addresses front office and rooms division procedures, from advanced reservations to check-out with Swiss quality and precision.

This certificate program provides a holistic understanding of the origins of the hospitality industry and its evolution. It will take you on a journey of discovery through industry successes and failures, various strategies of recovery, creative models of innovation, essential analysis of global trends, and successful career planning for new generations in the global hospitality industry.

This course will show you the design of strategies for excellence in hospitality operations.

The ‘Revenue Ready’ program is custom-built for hotel staff who have moved into the Revenue Department, or who are just about to. The program will fast-track your learning and help you become proficient in Revenue Management is a short amount of time. In conjunction with your on-the-job hotel experience, this is the best method of getting to the next phase of your career.

Successful marketing and revenue generation in hospitality requires the management of an array of new media including, social, mobile, and search. While these new media enable marketers to reach customers in ways that were previously not possible, successful use must be anchored by core marketing and demand management principles.

For a hotel investment to be successful, you must first have accurate and reliable data about the critical aspects of the hotel operation, such as occupancy, revenue, expenses, and cash flows. But how do you generate these detailed forecasts? In this course, Cornell University professor Jan deRoos leads you through this analysis using the Hotel Valuation Software he developed with HVS International.

The hotel asset manager is responsible for managing lodging investments to meet specific objectives. Their role in building value is analyzed at both the portfolio and the property level. In this course, Professor deRoos focuses on the importance of developing a strategic vision for asset management and explores the latest asset management techniques in pursuit of that strategic vision.

The control and management of hotel real estate is a complex process with a wide variety of options for both hotel owners and companies. Determining who manages the hotel on a day-to-day basis and whether or not the hotel should affiliate with a brand can make or break your property. Based on his many years of academic and real-world experience, Professor deRoos provides you with the tools and knowledge you need to navigate the options and make sound decisions for your hotel investment.

Ultimately, the goal of an asset manager is to strategically oversee hotel operations to meet the hotel owner’s investment objectives. To help you meet that goal, Cornell University professor Jan deRoos introduces the latest asset management techniques and provides a set of five practical tools that both owners and asset managers can use to achieve their strategic objectives.

Services marketing is often viewed in terms of outcomes, but services marketing is also an ongoing analytic process. In this course, you will learn how to properly analyze frameworks, tools, channels, data sets, customer behavioral data, decision-making factors, and strategies that support broader marketing decisions. Authored by Robert Kwortnik from Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration, this course will teach you how to review the way marketing works in your organization and how to create and apply a services marketing process.

Hospitality marketing is fast shifting from traditional media to digital forms (e.g., social media, video, website and search, plus mobile applications). New-media technologies have changed the ways consumers experience and value a product or service. So how can you draw on these technologies to enhance your operations and provide distinct customer value? And how can you be sure your efforts in new media are producing tangible returns?

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