Exam 6: Food and Beverage
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A corporate chain will help franchisees find and develop locations for new restaurants.
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Restaurants that make 20% to 50% of their sales from tourists are called ________________.
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What is the style of restaurant most frequently chosen by vacationers?
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The largest food service contractor to the airline industry in Canada is _________________.
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Resident sales-dependent restaurants could successfully operate their businesses without having tourists as customers.
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A McDonald's located within a Walmart shopping centre would be considered _______________.
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When a restaurant charges customers for opening a bottle of wine, it is charging a ________________.
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The world's first fast-food restaurant was created in _________________.
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The food and beverage industry is split into two distinct divisions: commercial and non-commercial/contract food service.Compare the two divisions under the following headings:
a)clientele
b)location
c)style of service
d)Name three different tourism components in which you would find contract food services and the businesses that might use them.
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