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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

SiteMinder

To educate employees on health and safety standards, emergency procedures, and regulatory compliance to ensure a safe environment for guests and staff. To identify and cultivate leadership skills within teams for future managerial roles.

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Food and beverage consultant: what you need to know to start your career

Les Roches

Responsibilities of a food and beverage management consultant include providing companies with the latest information and advice on industry trends, regulatory compliance, customer experience and business model development, marketing strategies, menu design concepts, point-of-sale systems, and more.

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Understanding the role of food and beverage consulting

Les Roches

Regulatory compliance: The rules and laws around catering change all the time, so you need to stay on top of these requirements. Bachelors in hospitality management. The role involves restaurant concept development, facility design, menu planning, and food and beverage management, as well as a range of other tasks.

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Sustainability in business and why it’s key in hospitality

Les Roches

By integrating eco-friendly and socially responsible initiatives into their operations, businesses can unlock various benefits, including: Reducing operating costs Enhancing reputation Boosting investment Regulatory compliance Reducing impact on the environment Attracting eco-conscious customers.