The Hospitality Service Strategy

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The Hospitality Service Strategy Section 1

The Basics of Wow! The Guest Knows Best Chapter 1

Hospitality Industry Food, drink, and lodging services Theme parks Airlines Gaming Cruise ships (continued)

Hospitality Industry Food, drink, and lodging services Trade shows Meeting planning Conventions

Guestology Guests versus customers Treat customers like guests Guests are studied Behaviors observed Wants, needs, and expectations discovered Service product tailored to meet demands

Customer Expectations Drive customers’ evaluation of quality and value of experience Key drivers Guestologist

The Service Industry

Service Definition Service package Intangible part of transaction relationship between provider organization and its customer, client, or guest Service package Tangible Intangible

Nature of Services Partly or wholly intangible Consumed at the moment or during period of production or delivery Interaction between service provider and customer, client, or guest

Interaction Relationships between Customer and Service Provider Hospitality Medical Professional Lawn service Watch repair Electric/gas utilities ATM Vending machines Answering services TV security services Service provider present Service provider not present Customer present Customer not present

Service Industry Industrial  Service  Experience Economy Economy Economy From acceptable goods to memorable experiences Tangibility

service product + service setting + service delivery system Guest Experience service product + service setting + service delivery system Unique experiences Servicescape Service delivery system

Service Encounters The heart of service Moment of truth Critical incident Organizational use in the future

Quality, Value, and Cost

Quality Difference between quality guest wants and quality guest gets Qe = Qed – Qee Affected by changes in guest expectations or organizational performance High Qe  exceptional service experience Independent of cost or value

Value Quality of guest experience divided by all costs incurred by guest to obtain experience Ve = Qe / all costs Low quality and low cost High quality and high cost Adding value

Cost Price Opportunity costs Time Risks Tangible and intangible Financial and nonfinancial

Who Defines Quality and Value? Intangibility and variability No objective determination of quality level Only guest can define quality and value in hospitality field