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Bachelor's Degree, preferably in Business Management, Marketing, Hotel or Hospitality Management or Gaming or extensive casino management training, preferred. Five years as a CEO or GM for gaming, resort and hospitality operations with a minimum of eight to ten years of executive experience in relevant industries strongly preferred; or comparable combination of education, experience, and aptitude.
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You’ll extend hospitality with heart in everything you do, from sharing information about the resort and nearby attractions to providing room rate quotes and confirming reservations. Hospitality is at the heart of all we do at Travel + Leisure Co. Here, you’ll find an inclusive environment where we deliver excellence and take time to have fun, celebrate together, and support one another.
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Execute great guest service and team member support by working in front of the restaurant as much as possible. Shift control training completed in current restaurant and validated by the restaurant general manager and district manager.
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We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Night Auditor to join our team at VIP Hospitality Group LLC in Lincoln City, OR. As a Night Auditor, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of our hotel during the overnight hours.
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