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HOSPITALITY-RELATED ORGANISATIONS HOSPITALITY-BUNDLER ORGANISATIONS HOSPITALITY-PROVIDER ORGANISATIONS Businesses offering goods/services to hospitality provider organisations but not themselves providing hospitality services Operating simultaneously in hospitality and at least one other industry REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS Company examples: GBI, Blackstone SUPPLIERS Company examples: Nestlé, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, ABInBev INTERMEDIARIES Company examples: Expedia, Booking.com, HRS CAR RENTALS Company examples: Sixt, Europcar TECHNOLOGY SPECIALISTS Company examples: TRUSTYOU, Google, Trivago HOTEL CONSORTIA Company examples: The Leading Hotels of the World, Design Hotels, Preferred Hotels & Resorts HOSPITALITY CONSULTANTS Company examples: PKF Hospitality Research, TREUGAST Solutions Group SERVICE CONSULTANTS Company examples: Ernst&Young, KPMG, EbelHofer Consultants, Accenture CONFERENCE & TRADE CENTER Company examples: World Conference Center Bonn, Messe Düsseldorf ASSISTED LIVING & HEALTHCARE HOSPITALITY Company examples: Helios Kliniken, Fresenius Medical Care, Hospitals AMUSEMENT PARK Company examples: PhantasiaLand, Europa Park, Walt Disney Paris PASSENGER AIRLINES & TRAINS Company examples: Emirates Airlines, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, DB Bahn CRUISE LINES Company examples: A-Rosa, AIDA, Cunard FOODSERVICES Restaurants Caterers Contract foodservice Company examples: Sodexo, Eurest, Käfer Compas Group Yum!, Royal Catering ACCOMMODATIONS Hotels, Resorts Apartments, B&Bs Senior homes Corporate housing Company examples: Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts, 25hours Hotels, Motel One, The Ritz-Carlton, Accor Hotels, InterContinental Hotels Group, Marriott International, Hyatt Hotels, Moxy Hotels BEVERAGE SERVICES Bars Nightclubs Tea Rooms Coffee Shops Company examples: Starbucks, Coffee Felllows, local bars & nighclubs Operating solely within the hospitality industry (1) Hospitality is a voluntary social behaviour. A person in a role of host (can be a community or society) Caring for welfare of another person, the guest. Central to this caring is provision of food, beverage and a safe place to stay. Neutral term: says nothing about the quality or sincerity of the hospitality (3) When the words ‘hospitality’ and ‘industry’ are paired, the term identifies business organisations (rather than a person) as the providers. The hospitality industry comprises a variety of business organisations whose core product is the provision of food, beverage or accommodation services within a business host-guest relationship (or provider-user relationship) (2) Note: The word ‘Hotelmanagement’ as used in German language only focuses on the aspect ‘hotels’ and ‘Restaurants’ of the hospitality industry (1)(2) (3) THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY EXPLAINED COPYRIGHT (C) 2018 Prof. Dr. Willy Legrand & Prof. Dr. Peter Goffe. All rights reserved.

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Page 1: THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY EXPLAINED · Operating solely within the hospitality industry (1) Hospitality is a voluntary social behaviour. A person in a role of host (can be a community

HOSPITALITY-RELATED ORGANISATIONS

HOSPITALITY-BUNDLER ORGANISATIONS

HOSPITALITY-PROVIDER ORGANISATIONS

Businesses offering goods/services to hospitality provider organisationsbut not themselves providing hospitality services

Operating simultaneously in hospitality andat least one other industry

REAL ESTATEDEVELOPERS

Company examples: GBI, Blackstone

SUPPLIERS

Company examples: Nestlé, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola,

ABInBev

INTERMEDIARIES

Company examples: Expedia, Booking.com, HRS

CAR RENTALS

Company examples: Sixt, Europcar

TECHNOLOGYSPECIALISTS

Company examples: TRUSTYOU, Google, Trivago

HOTELCONSORTIA

Company examples: The Leading Hotels of the

World, Design Hotels,Preferred Hotels & Resorts

HOSPITALITYCONSULTANTS

Company examples: PKF Hospitality Research,

TREUGAST Solutions Group

SERVICECONSULTANTS

Company examples: Ernst&Young, KPMG, EbelHofer

Consultants, Accenture

CONFERENCE &TRADE CENTER

Company examples: World Conference Center Bonn,

Messe Düsseldorf

ASSISTED LIVING & HEALTHCARE

HOSPITALITYCompany examples:

Helios Kliniken, FreseniusMedical Care, Hospitals

AMUSEMENTPARK

Company examples: PhantasiaLand, Europa Park,

Walt Disney Paris

PASSENGER AIRLINES& TRAINS

Company examples: Emirates Airlines, Lufthansa,

Qatar Airways, DB Bahn

CRUISE LINES

Company examples: A-Rosa, AIDA, Cunard

FOODSERVICES

RestaurantsCaterers

Contract foodservice

Company examples: Sodexo, Eurest, Käfer Compas Group Yum!, Royal Catering

ACCOMMODATIONS

Hotels, ResortsApartments, B&Bs

Senior homesCorporate housing

Company examples: Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts, 25hours Hotels, Motel One,

The Ritz-Carlton, Accor Hotels, InterContinental Hotels Group,

Marriott International, Hyatt Hotels, Moxy Hotels

BEVERAGE SERVICES

BarsNightclubsTea Rooms

Coffee ShopsCompany examples:

Starbucks, Coffee Felllows,local bars & nighclubs

Operating solely within the hospitality industry

(1) Hospitality is a voluntary social behaviour. A person in a role of host (can be a community or society) Caring forwelfare of another person, the guest. Central to this caring is provision of food, beverage and a safe place to stay. Neutral term: says nothing about the quality or sincerity of the hospitality

(3) When the words ‘hospitality’ and ‘industry’ are paired, the term identifies business organisations(rather than a person) as the providers. The hospitality industry comprises a variety of business organisations whosecore product is the provision of food, beverage or accommodation services within a business host-guest relationship(or provider-user relationship)

(2) Note: The word ‘Hotelmanagement’ as used in German language only focuses on the aspect ‘hotels’ and‘Restaurants’ of the hospitality industry

(1)(2)

(3)

THE HOSPITALITYINDUSTRY EXPLAINED

COPYRIGHT (C) 2018 Prof. Dr. Willy Legrand & Prof. Dr. Peter Goffe. All rights reserved.