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chapter 6 travel
accommodations
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| accommodation | a place to stay (lodging), a convenient arrangement, or an adjustment made to meet needs |
| adjoining rooms | hotel rooms that share a common wall but do not necessarily have an internal connecting door |
| airbnb | Air Bed and Breakfast |
| all inclusive | a vacation format where a single upfront price covers accommodation, meals, drinks, and most, if not all, activities and taxes |
| all inclusive resort | a vacation property that bundles lodging, meals, drinks (often alcoholic), gratuities, and on-site entertainment into one upfront price |
| amenities | desirable, non-essential features, services, or locations that enhance comfort, convenience, or pleasure for residents, guests, or users |
| B&B | a small, typically privately owned lodging establishment that offers overnight accommodation and breakfast, usually included in one inclusive price |
| chain hotel | a lodging property that is part of a group of hotels operating under the same brand, sharing centralized management, marketing, and standardized services across multiple locations |
| concierge | a personalized service professional, often found in hotels, luxury apartments, or offices, responsible for assisting guests or residents with tasks like booking reservations, arranging transportation, and securing event tickets. |
| eco hotel | an environmentally sustainable accommodation designed to minimize its carbon footprint and ecological impact |
| group rate | a discounted price, fee, or tariff offered to a specific number of people booking together (usually 5–10+ people) or purchasing services in bulk, such as hotels, travel, or attractions |
| hostel | an inexpensive, social form of accommodation that provides short-term, communal lodging, typically featuring dormitory-style rooms with bunk beds and shared facilities like kitchens and lounges |
| market segmentation | the strategic process of dividing a broad target market into smaller, more manageable, and distinct groups of consumers who share similar characteristics, needs, or behaviors |
| micro stay hotel | a hospitality concept offering flexible, short-duration room bookings, often priced by the hour rather than the night |
| motel | an affordable, roadside lodging designed for motorists, featuring direct parking access and exterior room entrances |
| peak days | highest demand, activity |
| porter | a person employed to carry luggage/bags (especially at hotels or stations), act as a doorkeeper, or perform cleaning/maintenance in buildings |
| premium price | strategy where companies set higher prices for goods or services than competitors to cultivate an image of superior quality, luxury, and exclusivity |
| shoulder days | a dedicated workout session focusing on deltoid muscle strengthening or, in travel/business, the days (or season) immediately before/after a high-demand peak period |
| tourist destination | a geographical area—such as a country, city, or region—that attracts visitors for leisure, business, or, at minimum, an overnight stay |
| VRBO | Vacation Rentals by Owner |
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mdelmonte