Unit 15 Resort Management

Aims Unit 15: Resort Management

Unit 15 Resort Management deals with the operations of the resort. It is designed to achieve a better understanding of the complexities of the tour operators. It will also focus on the function and structure of the operators. A thorough examination of the quality procedures will be performed. A range of incidents including the operations of the resort operators will also be explored.

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of this unit a learner will:

1. Understand the function and structure of resort operations
2. Understand the role and impact of quality systems and procedures
3. Understand the management issues relating to incidents.

LO1 Understand the function and structure of resort operations

The resort operation management functions deal with its coordination with the suppliers. It also focuses on customer service and customer information. The communication with the customers and the structures of different tour plans also play an important role in this case.

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LO2 Understand the role and impact of quality systems and procedures

The quality systems and procedures help in maintaining the health and safety standards of particular resort operations. It deals with the irregularities by documentation, communication and efforts to minimize disruptions. The codes of conduct are taken into account.

LO3 Understand the management issues relating to incidents

The management faces issues during natural disasters including hurricanes, avalanches, floods and many more. It also includes transport incidents such as hijacks, unsuitable vehicles and medical incidents such as food poisoning. The management issues surface to a great extent during this time and the management must take proper steps to control it. It must follow proper guidelines regarding these issues. It also includes communication with the external organizations, affected customers and families.

Learning outcomes and assessment criteria

Learning outcomes   On successful completion of this unit a learner will:	Assessment criteria for pass   The learner can:
LO1 Understand the function and structure of resort operations	analyse the function of the resort operations of tour operatorsanalyse the structure of the resort offices of different types of tour operator
LO2 Understand the role and impact of quality systems and procedures	discuss how effective quality systems and procedures affect legal and conflict situationsanalyse the impact of quality systems and procedures implemented by a specified tour operator on its operations
LO3 Understand the management issues relating to incidents	analyse incidents that could affect the operation of a resortevaluate the procedures to be implemented by a tour operator to deal with different incidentsdiscuss how procedures to be implemented by a tour operator link with guidelines of trade associations and government bodies

Links

This unit can be linked with:

• Unit 1: The Travel and Tourism Sector
• Unit 5: Marketing in Travel and Tourism
• Unit 8: Legislation and Ethics in the Travel and Tourism Sector
• Unit 13: Special Interest Tourism
• Unit 14: Tour Operations Management
• Unit 17: Work-based Experience
• Unit 21: Incoming and Domestic Tourism.

This unit maps to the following Management NVQ units:

• B8: Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, ethical and social requirements
• D6: Allocate and monitor the progress and quality of work in your area of responsibility
• E5: Ensure your own actions reduce risks to health and safety
• E6: Ensure health and safety requirements are met in your area of responsibility
• F3: Manage business processes
• F5: Resolve customer service problems
• F6: Monitor and solve customer service problems
• F7: Support customer service improvements
• F8: Work with others to improve customer service
• F11: Manage the achievement of customer satisfaction.