Lodging Project Rubric PDF
Lodging Project Rubric PDF
Lodging Project Rubric PDF
The following are the key segments to use for your plan. I have provided a grading scale for each
section.
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begin Section development and analysis is unclear, or major flaws in concept
effectively mastery, incorrect use of supporting documentation. Inappropriate or
omitted analysis.
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Introduction
Introduce the entity (company, and the developers of this proposal to which the plan refers and indicate the scope
and structure of this document. Do not summarise the plan here – write the plan's summary once finalised in the
next main section. Explain here who wrote the plan, when and for what purpose/reason (as a commercial hotel
proposal). Give contact details (address, phone, fax and e-mail) for each project member. Provide the brief details
of the proposed hotel, i.e. number of rooms, lodging category, and location.
Executive Summary
Hit the highlights and key issues. Avoid detail. If desired, cross reference the reader to sections containing detailed
text. Address the needs and interest of the reader (A corporate executive who is evaluating project proposals) – what
information does the reader want to get orientated. Allocate one paragraph to summarise the contents of each main
section.
Product/Service Description
Explain what types of services and product does your property offer and who will use them. What advantages do
they offer or needs do they meet for your customer. How does your product and service compare and compete with
the local market. Select a trending service or product that you have identified for your segment and provide
complete details, e.g. costs, specific items, operational consideration, and marketing strategy.
Operational Plans
Cover all aspects of the services that you will offer at the proposed property. Highlight major elements of operations
such as health club, business center, meeting facilities, restaurants, room service. Do not forget your rooms.
Conclusion
Review what the business expects to achieve. Indicate why it will succeed and why it should be supported by
investors etc. Be very positive and confident.
Professional Presentation
• Professionalism
• Thoroughness
• Neatness, grammar, and appropriate writing style
• Clear and accurate presentation of data in charts, tables and graphs.