The Educational Institute of the American Hotel & Motel Association gave out certifications in hospitality training. Now the industry uses this program in all the college and universities. The courses were proven in the late 80's to be successful. Courses such as: supervision 1,2 and 3, human relations, food and beverage service, hospitality purchasing management, basic sanitation, food and beverage controls individual certificates. Together gets you a certificate of specialization in food and beverage management diploma. At the University I received culinary arts degree which included those courses and some hands on apprentice stuff.
one is first class, one is working class
Another word for hotel or motel would be inn
There is not much of a difference between a motel and a hotel. Most hotels are usually larger than a motel.
i would say depending on the size of the motel / hotel, weather its a 3 star motel or a 5 star hotel. Of course more fancy hotels will pay more to their manager , since more educational background is required. I would say anything between $30,000 to $120,000 depending on experience.
Some words that rhyme with "motel" are hotel, tell, and swell.
The word "motel" is a combination of "motor" and "hotel."
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yes there is a motel in the mammoth cave
its a hotel that is next to a motor or road so that meant 2 people thout motor + hotel = motel
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