PREGSITRATION speeds up the registration process by reducing the rime a guest must spend at the front desk.

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PREGSITRATION speeds up the registration process by reducing the rime a guest must spend at the front desk.

Current Unaltered Signed on the back FRONT DESK REPRESENTATIVES EXAMINE CREDIT CARDS TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE:

Keys are Given ONLY to Registered Guests

1.True/False: Logbooks are useful for passing information along to different shifts at a property, but they are not legal documents as they are not drawn up by an attorney. 2.True/False: Replacement guestroom keys should be given only to registered guests and their families. SECTION 6.3 QUIZ

3. Suppose you are busy checking in a guest at the front desk when a line begins to form of other guest waiting to check in. What should you do? a.Ignore everyone except the guest you are assisting. b.Ask a nearby bell attendant to help out behind the desk. c.Welcome guests joining the line with a nod or smile. SECTION 6.3 QUIZ

4. A guest presents a credit card at a check-in that is not approved or authorized by the credit card company. How should you handle the situation? a.Politely ask the guest for another card or another form of payment. b.Ask the guest to consider staying at another property. c.Quietly call security to make sure the guest doesn’t cause a scene. SECTION 6.3 QUIZ

5. A guest arrive for check-in. Based on the guest’s apparent needs as a business traveler, you recommend a larger room with a desk and high-speed Internet access. After you describe the features and benefits of the better room, the guest agrees to the additional cost. Which sales technique did you use? a.Suggestive selling b.Upselling c.Cross selling SECTION 6.3 QUIZ

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