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Customer  Service  in 
Hospitality
Why is it   important  
to provide  good  
service?
– Customer is the lifeblood for 
any business
– Good service is about  keeping  
loyal customers
– Affects businesses reviews
–  Nowadays  , before buying a 
businesses  products  or 
services-people search for 
online reviews
What represents good and 
bad service?
Service is the extent to which a service meets 
the customers needs and  expectations

GOOD SERVICE:
BAD SERVICE:
― Long  wait  and  response  times
– Helping customers in  manner  that 
―  Poor   attention  to detail
exceeds their expectaition
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