Hotel Manager

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Industry & Occupation

Tourism, Hospitality & Leisure

Classification

Summary

A profession that ensures guest satisfaction and profitability through overall hotel operation planning and staff management.

Description

Hotel managers oversee all operations from room reservations to check-out to achieve the hotel's business objectives. They handle personnel aspects such as staff recruitment, training, and shift scheduling, while maintaining and improving service quality through customer interactions and complaint resolution. They manage sales and revenue, prepare budgets, formulate marketing strategies, and analyze market trends to maximize occupancy rates and profits. By improving daily operations, planning new services, and coordinating with other departments (such as restaurants and facility management), they enhance the hotel's overall operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Future Outlook

With the growth of inbound demand and the luxury hotel market, there is a need for enhanced revenue management and digital services, making the role of hotel managers increasingly important.

Personality Traits

Able to Respond Flexibly / Attentive to Details / Has Hospitality / Strong Sense of Responsibility

Work Style

Domestic Travel / Night Shifts / On-Site Presence / Shift Work / Weekends and Holidays Work

Career Path

Front Desk Staff → Front Office Manager → Hotel Manager → Area Manager → Executive General Manager

Required Skills

Budget Management / Customer Service / Marketing / Operations Management / Staff Management

Recommended Skills

Customer Satisfaction Management / Data Analysis (BI Tools) / English Conversation / Hotel Management System (PMS) Operation / Marketing Tools

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Adaptability Immediate responsiveness to seasonal fluctuations and unexpected situations is needed.
Analytical & Logical Thinking Important for revenue management and data analysis.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Meticulous service down to the details leads to customer satisfaction.
Communication Skills Frequent coordination and negotiation with staff and customers.
Initiative & Leadership Leads the team and proactively implements improvement measures.
Planning & Organization Planning and organization are crucial for occupancy rates and event planning.
Problem Solving Quick responses to customer complaints and emergencies are required.
Stress Tolerance Stress tolerance is essential for diverse tasks.

Related Qualifications

  • Hotel Operations Manager

Aliases

  • Front Office Manager
  • Guest Services Manager
  • Hotel General Manager

Related Jobs

  • Concierge
  • Front Desk Staff
  • Housekeeping Supervisor
  • Restaurant Manager

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