Tuesday, September 25, 2007

HM

he chatrooms that make up each Hotel are large, computer-generated graphics that use isometric projection. There are two main types of rooms: Public Rooms and Guest Rooms. Public Rooms are rooms common to a normal hotel, including lobbies, a kitchen, pools, lounges and a theatre. The selection of public rooms differs from hotel to hotel. Guest Rooms are fully customisable rooms made by Habbos. The variety of customisations are endless; many examples include nightclubs, gaming rooms, trading rooms and even whole houses. There are templates for the size and shape of the rooms, which can be painted and filled with virtual furniture.

The possibilities for construction in a Guest Room are endless. Movie theatres, jail cells, rollercoasters and theme parks, hospitals and even landmarks can be built. Even the most simple room can also be built on Habbo Hotel.

Habbos can send messages to each other by way of the Console. The console also allows users to keep track of who is and who isn't online. A Navigator allows Habbos to choose between a public or guest room. It holds lists for a Habbo's own rooms and his/her list of favourite rooms, as well as a search feature enabling searches by room or a room owner's Habbo name.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

HOTEL MANAGEMENT

The Sheraton Doha Resort & Convention Hotel is the first Sheraton hotel in the Middle East to launch the Link@Sheraton, a new brand standard intended to create a lively experience for guests while working online.

The opening ceremony and ribbon cutting was honored by the presence of Roeland Vos, President Europe, Africa and the Middle East for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Gerhard Foltin, General Manager of the Sheraton Doha in addition to high profile Executives, celebrating the launch of a new distinguished facility.

Monday, September 17, 2007

HOTELS

The boom in tourism industry in India has led to a boom in hotel industry. And today, the hotel industry promises a bright future for anyone who wishes to take up a career in this segment. The students opting for hotel management courses must have an affinity towards socializing and understanding the needs of the people. As Hotels falls under service industry, the motive of hotel management course is to provide the best services to the people.As far as tourism industry in India is concerned, it is attracting tourists from across the world and this definitely calls for quality hotel services.

In India there are many hotel management institutes and colleges providing hospitality or hotel management courses. These hotel management courses make one aware of every operating-section of the hotel industry like front office, service keeping, catering, etc.