Exam 12: Cost Information and Pricing
Exam 1: Introduction: Hospitality Decision Makers Use of Accounting17 Questions
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Exam 3: Double Entry Accounting29 Questions
Exam 4: Adjusting and Closing Entries29 Questions
Exam 5: Financial Statement Analysis43 Questions
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Exam 7: Cost Management Issues39 Questions
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Exam 11: Performance Measurement18 Questions
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In its foyer shop, the Pacific Plaza hotel has a policy of keeping the cost of merchandise sold at 30% of selling prices. What selling price would be put on an item that cost $9?
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A pricing philosophy that is designed to maximise revenue per available room and involves sales and marketing management developing pricing plans that recognise factors such as whether a reservation pertains to a quiet or busy season, weekday or weekend and also the nature of a customer's market segment (e.g., tour group booking vs a single transient guest) is known as.
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A hotel increased its room rates from $100 to $110 and found that rooms sold per night decreased by 8%. The hotel's price elasticity index is:
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The Bellisimo Hotel has 20 rooms that are 125 square meters and 40 rooms that are 100 square meters. Both types of room run at a 70% occupancy level. The rooms manager is seeking a revenue of $1,474,200 for the 360 days that the hotel will be open next year. Based on room size, at what rate should the larger rooms be priced?
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The General Manager of the recently opened 30 room Taj Mahal Hotel has developed the following projected operating costs for the forthcoming year:
Fixed costs: Salaries and wages \ 250,000 Maintenance 60,000 Other costs otal fixed costs The General Manager believes that if rooms are priced in the range of $100-$90, 10,000 room nights will be sold next year. All rooms are to be priced at the same rate. Capital invested in the hotel is $2,000,000 and the General Manager's target return on investment is 25%. In order to achieve this target rate of return, what price should be charged per room night sold?
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The SandCastle Hotel has thirty 42 square metre rooms that achieve an occupancy rate of 70% and forty 64 square metre rooms that achieve an occupancy rate of 60%. The hotel has a total room revenue target of $3,627 per day. What rate should be charged for a room night in one of the 42 square metre rooms?
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Imagine your recently constructed 100 room hotel has determined that it will use the rule of a thousand to set room rates. The total cost of building the hotel was $15,000,000 and 20% of the infrastructure investment relates to non-accommodation hotel activities such as Food and Beverage. What price should be charged per room night?
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A hotel dropped its room rates from $100 to $80 and found that rooms sold per night increased by 25%. The hotel's price elasticity index is:
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Imagine your recently constructed 120 room hotel has determined that it will use the rule of a thousand to set room rates. The total cost of building the hotel was $15,200,000 and 25% of the infrastructure investment relates to non-accommodation hotel activities such as Food and Beverage. What price should be charged per room night?
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To apply the required rate of return approach to setting room rates, you need to be provided with all of the following items except one. Identify the item not needed.
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The Evasogrande Hotel has 30 rooms that are 110 square meters and 50 rooms that are 120 square meters. Both types of room run at a 75% occupancy level. The rooms manager is seeking a revenue of $2,008,800 for the 360 days that the hotel will be open next year. Using a relative room size pricing approach, determine the nightly rate that should be charged for the larger rooms.
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