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Two of the most popular in the hospitality industry
Lodging includes: Managers / Hoteliers / Owners, Business support staff / Administrators in various fields; (finance, marketing, secretarial, assistants, etc.), and Operational individuals, such as: reception, cleaning, concierge, etc.
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The Sommelier; the expert, the font of human knowledge, the person who knows more about a particular beverage, than anyone else on the planet!
It used to be a traditional calling, where wine, and wine alone, was the only area of specialization. But times have changed, and with that, so have the needs of the hospitality industry, and the demands of the public, from whisky, beer, wine, juice, sake, to water, even!
If it’s drinkable, and can be served, a Sommelier can become the knowledge master of it!
Where can you find a Sommelier?
In most cases, they're to be found in high end restaurants and hotels, or working specifically for a particular brand.
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People who have rocked the Hospitality Industry:
From Hotel moguls to chefs, with their own TV shows. The Hospitality Industry is laced with rock stars, who have gained celebrity status, for their awesome display of effectiveness, in their fields. From people, as traditional as Martha Stewart who became a household name to the likes of Jamie Oliver, who introduced the worlds’ youth to the concept of cooking and, not forgetting Nigella Lawson, Gordon Ramsay, and, of course, Conrad Nicholson Hilton, who cemented the idea of a mainstream brand for hotels.
Read more: Rocking the Hospitality Industry: Hollywood, Music, Stars and Resources!
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The Hospitality Industry: Welcome to the spicy mix of food, culture, business and people!
Whether it is cooking up a storm, dealing with some wacky, out of the box clientele, or making sure the business is running like clockwork, – the daily life in the Hospitality Industry is an eventful one, which is nothing less than a spicy one!
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Writing a book is never an easy process and with the growth of the online sector, forms of publishing have now developed further outside of the tried and tested traditional publishing routes. However at the root of a project lies the actual creation of content, a process that challenges many a writer - young or old. Gone are the days of typewriters and here are the days of the touch screen tablets – an avenue perhaps for many an aspiring young author to utilize. FirstStep.me spoke with author Annette Kinnear and found out some tips that could help a budding individual take the leap into a budding novelist!
Read more: 9 tips to becoming a better writer with Annette Kinnear
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