TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Resorts: Management and operation (3rd Edition): Chapter 12 - Robert Christie Mill

Chapter 12 - Spas, pools, and indoor waterparks. After completing this chapter, students will be able to: Generate an invoice and describe its use, sequence typical invoice receiving procedures, provide examples of other receiving methods, summarize good receiving practices, recall methods that reduce receiving costs. | SPAS, POOLS, AND INDOOR WATERPARKS Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Photograph Courtesy of SuperStock Learning Objectives Identify the economic benefits of developing a spa within the resort operation. Determine the equipment needs of the luxury market in terms of layout and design. Identify the various treatment types and benefits of spa facilities. Discuss how the room set-up guidelines impact guest safety. Identify guidelines for the effective development and operation of swimming pools and/or waterparks at a property. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Economic Benefits of Developing a Spa in a Resort Operation Spas enhance the following aspects of a resort: room rate perceived value for money occupancy length of stay marketing advantage revenue per occupied room number of people per occupied room Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Benefits stress reduction and relaxation regain connection between mind, body and spirit common theme is the desire or even need to

• Du lịch
• Resorts management
• Resorts operation
• Structure of resorts
• Types of resorts
• Hotel management
• Hospitality industry
• Beach resorts
• Eco resorts: Planning and design for the tropics
• The resort’s climatic performance
• Eco friendly resorts
• Waste management
• Acoustic environment control