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CTA Hotel & Accommodation Types Flashcards

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  1. Which term describes a lodging rate that includes the room plus all meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)?

    Answer: American Plan (AP)

    The American Plan (AP) includes the room rate plus three full meals daily, commonly found at resorts and all-inclusive properties.

  2. What does the Modified American Plan (MAP) typically include?

    Answer: Room plus breakfast and dinner

    The Modified American Plan includes the room rate plus breakfast and dinner, giving guests flexibility for lunch on their own.

  3. A boutique hotel is best characterized by which of the following attributes?

    Answer: Unique design, intimate atmosphere, and personalized service

    Boutique hotels are distinguished by their unique decor, small size, personalized guest experience, and individual character rather than brand standardization.

  4. Which hotel classification term refers to a property that provides only basic services such as a room and bathroom, without food and beverage outlets or extensive amenities?

    Answer: Limited-service hotel

    Limited-service hotels offer rooms and basic amenities (often a continental breakfast) but lack full restaurants, room service, or extensive facilities.

  5. What is the primary benefit of booking a client at a hotel that is a member of a soft brand collection (e.g., Marriott Autograph Collection)?

    Answer: Unique independent character with loyalty program benefits

    Soft brand collections allow independent hotels to retain their unique identity while giving guests access to the parent company's loyalty points and booking platforms.

  6. When a travel advisor refers to a hotel's 'rack rate,' what are they describing?

    Answer: The standard published room rate before any discounts are applied

    The rack rate is the hotel's full undiscounted price for a room, from which negotiated, promotional, and corporate rates are typically discounted.