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Draw an organisational structure of front office department of a large hotel.
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A clear organisational structure ensures smooth operations and effective guest service.
CBSE Class X - 2024
CBSE Class X
Updated On:
Jan 13, 2026
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A large hotel's front office department follows this structure:
Front Office Manager:
Manages the department's operations.
Assistant Front Office Manager:
Supports the manager in daily duties.
Front Desk Supervisor:
Oversees front desk activities and staff.
Receptionists:
Process guest check-in, check-out, bookings, and guest interactions.
Cashiers:
Handle financial transactions.
Bell Captain:
Supervises luggage assistance staff.
Bellboys:
Provide luggage and guest support.
Telephone Operators:
Manage guest communications.
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