1999Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration QuarterlyRequires access

Best Practices in Food and Beverage Management

Judy A. Siguaw, Cathy A. Enz

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Reports of the death of hotel food service are highly exaggerated. Indeed, food service remains an essential part of many hotels' operations.

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Reports of the death of hotel food service are highly exaggerated. Indeed, food service remains an essential part of many hotels' operations.

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Reports of the death of hotel food service are highly exaggerated. Indeed, food service remains an essential part of many hotels' operations.

Key concepts: Business, Food service, Marketing, Service (business), Hospitality industry, Catering industry, Advertising, Tourism

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