True/False
A hotel reservation is essentially a legal contract. Therefore, in the case of an overbooking situation, hotels or guests could probably sue for breech of contract. However, few ever do-it's too much work for too little return.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: Room count forecasts prepared by the reservations
Q2: Early departure fees:<br>A) Generally do not apply
Q3: Reservations without deposit or guarantee (non-guaranteed reservations)
Q5: Because each day's reservation forecast begins with
Q6: Using the following data, how many rooms
Q7: The number of anticipated stayover rooms in
Q8: A simple, unadjusted room count does not
Q9: Interestingly, advance-deposit reservations have the greatest likelihood
Q10: Assume that a 200 room hotel sold
Q11: Overbooking is caused in part by:<br>A) IRR