Hospitality Industry Segments

1. Food &
beverage

2.
2. Travel and
and
Tourism Hospitality 4. Recreation
Industry

3. Lodging
LODGING = Accommodation

ROOM or BUILDING in which

someone may live or stay.
 Brief History

15,000 B.C.
Cave
Bordello
Lascaux cave
in France 7th –6th B.C.

Spas & Cloisters &

Bathhouses
Abbeys
8th–7th-century B.C.
500 AD
 Birth of Christ
BC AD

TODAY
2020 AD

15,000 years

800 - 700 years 700 - 600 years before 500 years after the birth of
the birth of Christ Christ
Inns and guesthouses
In 1282 in Florence Italy, the great innkeepers of the city incorporated an association
for the purpose of turning hospitality into a business. Gradually, inns and
guesthouses began to open on popular trade routes to provide lodging for traveling
merchants and their horses.
16TH Century STAGECOACH

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
(1700s -1800s)

1886
Cars
1945 “Cheap airlines” 1830s TRAINS
GOOD TO KNOW !
Oldest operating Hotel

Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan, in

Yamanashi, Japan, had claim to this title;
it was founded in 705.[1] The ryokan,
which is about 1300 years old, has been
owned and managed by the Hoshi family
for forty-seven generations.
The Grand Hotel
opened its doors in
London on 25th January
1774. The first
establishment to call
itself a hotel.
Lover’s Deep – Luxury Submarine Hotel – $150,000 “MOST EXPENSIVE
Php 7,500,000 / Night LODGING”
First World Hotel in Pahang, Malaysia.
According to the Guinness Book of
Records it’s the biggest hotel in the
world with 7351 rooms.
The Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong has the distinction of being the highest hotel in the world. The hotel
is located on the 102nd to the 118th floor of the International Commerce Center and lies at an altitude
of 484 meters.
The record holder for the all-time most expensive hotel to be sold is the Waldorf Astoria New York in Manhattan.
It was sold to the Chinese Anbang Insurance Group for 1.95 billion US dollars in 2014.
 Thank you for
your
attendance!
“STAY SAFE”
#Intindihin-not-memorize