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Title: Hospitality Marketing


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Hospitality Marketing
  • Ken Kaser
  • University of Houston
  • Conrad Hilton College
  • kkaser1057_at_comcast.net

2
Why Hospitality Marketing?
  • The travel and tourism industry is the fastest
    growing industry globally.
  • Travel and tourism is expected eventually to be
    the number one employer in the world.
  • Hotels and restaurants play major roles in the
    tourism industry.

3
Strength of the Hospitality Industry Depends On
  • Strong Economy
  • Mobile Population
  • More Disposable Income
  • Larger Senior Population with Income to Travel
  • Extended Family Stay after the Business Meeting
  • More One- or Two-Day Seminars

4
Changing Hotel Industry
  • Changing Target Market
  • Less Business Travelers (More Teleconferences)
  • More Leisure Travelers (Growing Market of Seniors
    with Disposable Incomes)

5
Wide Range of Choices for the Traveler
  • Discount Motels Well leave the light on.
  • Extended-stay Hotels
  • Luxury Hotels
  • Convention Hotels

6
Who Stays at the Limited Service Hotels?
  • 45 - business and government travelers
  • 40 - tourist and pleasure travelers
  • 15 - military, trucking, railroad contactors,
    etc.
  • Each group has different expectations for their
    hotel stay.

7
What Do Consumers Want from the Hospitality
Industry?
  • Excellent Service
  • Extra Perks
  • Free Newspaper
  • Frequent Guest Program Rewards
  • No-Hassle Check-In
  • Excellent Product
  • Food
  • Hotel Room
  • General Service

8
Changing Restaurant Scene
  • Extensive Amount of Competition
  • Increased Number of People Eating Out
  • Need to Cater to a Health-Conscious Society
  • Thinking Outside of the Box
  • To Meet Changing Consumer Demands
  • To Overcome Economic Challenges

9
Hotel Trends
  • HIP Hotels
  • Plugged-in Hotels
  • Cyber Suites
  • Declining Occupancy Rates for Full-Service Hotels
  • Increasing Occupancy Rates for Limited-Service
    Hotels

10
More Trends
  • Hotels Allowing Pets
  • Stress-Less Rooms (Hilton) High tech, sleek
    look
  • Specialty Rooms Exercise Rooms for Private
    Workouts
  • More Business Trips with Kids Suites for Kids

11
More Guest Attractions
  • EverGreen Rooms with two air filtration units,
    hypoallergenic covers, and filters for the faucet
    and showerhead
  • Rooms with a digital view windows with
    computer-generated scenes of palm-tree lined
    beaches in a cold climate (virtual views)

12
Trends
  • More Female Business Travelers
  • Wanted to be treated equal to their male
    counterparts
  • Responsive Service
  • Room Service
  • Security
  • Airport Shuttle
  • Computer service available in the room

13
The Global Economy
  • More International Travelers
  • average traveler spends more than 4,000 per
    trip
  • international travelers generally have a one or
    two day longer stay
  • special accommodations for early check-in and
    late check-out
  • need to make the international guest feel more at
    home

14
Aging Baby Boomers
  • People are living longer and enjoying more years
    of active retirement.
  • These individuals have money to spend on travel
    and dining out.
  • People generally perceive themselves as being
    younger than their actual age-promotional
    materials show individuals 15 years younger than
    the target market.

15
What is Interactive Marketing?
  • High-tech Yellow Page Directory
  • City Magazines
  • On-screen Check-out Service
  • On-screen Advertising
  • Cyber Suite complete with voice-activated
    Butler, virtual reality headgear, and access to
    the wireless Internet

16
Hospitality Venues
  • Bed and Breakfast Inns
  • Resorts
  • Casinos and Associated Hotels
  • Cruise Lines
  • Time Shares
  • Extended-Stay

17
What Do Guests Want?
  • High Quality Products and Services
  • Respect
  • Competent Employees
  • Dedicated Service from Employees
  • Happy, Helpful Atmosphere
  • Security

18
Opportunities!!!
  • Numerous Job Opportunities in the Hospitality
    Industry
  • Major Hotels Need Good Employees and Can Serve as
    the Educational Link with High School Marketing
    and Family and Consumer Science Programs
  • Restaurants Play a Major Role in the Hospitality
    Industry

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The Winners Are
  • Students
  • Hospitality Industry
  • Hospitality Customers
  • Marketing Education
  • Family and Consumer Science Education
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