Places and hotels in Jammu and Kashmir

Type :

Term papers

Pages :

13 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

08/25/2009

Category :

Political science

Sub category :

Social sciences

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Summary :

Hotel industry and tourism
A brief introduction to Jammu and Kashmir
Indroduction to Jammu
1. Location
2. Climate and area
3. Administration
Historical places and mouments
1. Bahu Fort
2. Mubarak Mandi Complex
3. Amar Mahal museum
4. Dogra Art museum
5. Ziarat Baba Budden Shah
6. Ziarat baba Roshan Shah Wali
7. Ziarat Peer Mitha
8. Panch Peer
9. Peer Khoh
10. Raghunath temple
11. Gadhadharji temple
12. Ranbireshwar temple
13. Purmandal
14. Gurudwara sh. Guru Nanak Devji
Tourist places
1. Surinsar and Mansar lakes
2. Jhajjar Kotli
3. Bagh e Bahu
Pprofile of the hotel
1. Overview of Jehlum Resorts
Facilities provided by the resort
1. Banquet hall
2. Board room
3. Pool
4. Sport facilities
5. Multi cuisine restaurant
6. Bar
7. Coffee shop
8. Luxury rooms
Vvarious sources of hotel reservations
Types of rooms available
Discounts allowed
Information
Night auditor
Forms and formats used
1. Registration card
2. Arrival and departure register
3. Arrival slip
4. C Form
5. Guest folio
6. Amenities voucher
7. Room position format
8. Discount / allowance
Format used by the night receptionist
1. Room report
2. Message slip
3. Guest history card
Check in procedure
Check out procedures
Public areas
Problems and solution
Conclusion

Abstract

The paradise state of jammu and kashmir has two capitals; Srinagar is the summer capital and jammu is the winter capital. In March, the secretariat starts to function from Srinagar. Similarly, in October, the secretariat moves to the winter capital jammu. jammu and kashmir is the pride of India with its enchanting snowcapped mountain ranges, fresh greenery and its beautiful people. kashmir is located at the North West part of the state and jammu is at the south west part. The state is divided in to three administrative divisions. One is the kashmir Valley which has almost 50 % population of the state, the second division is jammu with a 40 % population, and the third division of this state is Ladakh which is geographically different from the other two parts; 10 % of the population resides here.

jammu is situated on the banks of River Tawi which is also called "jammu Tawi." jammu is bound by Udhampur district in the north and northeast, Kathua district in the east and south east, and Rajouri district in the North West. jammu city is called the "City of Temples"due to the presence of numerous temples and shrines in the city, such as the famous Vaishno Devi shrine. jammu is also the railhead of the state.