It is unfortunate that all hotel financial courses are focused only on earning revenue. It is as if the job is done with generation of revenue.
But your hotel owners would beg to differ!
Hotel Owners are more focused on profit.
Or in other words, the bottom line.
That leaves you with the question to answer: how much of that revenue earned did you take to the bottom line or profit?
It is what your owners are expecting of you.
In this mini video course you will visually learn the powerful phenomenon that drives translation into profit.

Why do 90% of hotel managers read an Income Statement incorrectly?

Hotel Financial Courses often do not lay out the basics.

In this short video lesson, you will learn why this is so and how to fix that.

The Hotel Asset Management Basics Course is your entry guide to the world of asset management. It builds basic concepts and teaches students how to understand, interpret and leverage the potential of hotel assets.
The course is written exclusively for hotel general managers including those aspiring to be one.

One of the most common decisions to be taken by hotel managers on a daily basis is of making capital and revenue expenditure.

However, this decision is also one of the most confusing. Most hotel managers do not have a clear understanding of what is capital expenditure and what is revenue expenditure.

This confusion many times leads to decisions that put a dent in the hotel Income Statement.

This video course uses simple examples to show clearly how to distinguish between these two important items of expenditure. In the process, it avoids these dents to the Income Statement.

It is must learning for every hotel manager.

Read an Income Statement in 29 Minutes Easily is a hotel financial course that introduces the student to revenue, expenses and profit sections of a hotel income statement [also known as profit and loss statement].
You can take a FREE TRIAL of some lessons before you decide to buy.
It is targeted at hotel non-financial assistant managers or equivalent (including Rooms, Food and Beverage, Engineering, Sales and Marketing department managers.
Students who are studying for a hotel management degree or diploma with at least 3 months internship and training are also eligible.
This hospitality training course requires the student to have some experience of a hotel operation.

How to Read an Income Statement in 29 Minutes Easily is a course that introduces the student to revenue, expenses and profit sections of a hotel income statement [also known as profit and loss statement].
It is targeted at hotel non-financial assistant managers or equivalent (including Rooms, Food and Beverage, Engineering, Sales and Marketing department managers.
Students who are studying for a hotel management degree or diploma with at least 3 months internship and training are also eligible.
The course requires the student to have some experience of a hotel operation.