Cost structure of traditional hotels

The cost structure of traditional hotels mainly includes:

1, hotel rental fee;

2, hotel facilities and decoration depreciation;

3. Daily losses, including the loss of daily necessities in guest rooms, energy consumption such as water, electricity and refrigeration, etc.

4. Labor costs, including personnel salaries, benefits and management fees. ;

5. Taxes and fees, including business tax, urban construction tax and education surcharge, enterprise income tax, value-added tax, stamp duty, personal income tax, etc.

Hotel development:

With the increasingly fierce competition in the hotel industry, mergers, acquisitions, integration and capital operation among large hotel enterprises are becoming more and more frequent, and domestic excellent hotel enterprises pay more and more attention to the research of the industry market, especially the in-depth study of the development environment of enterprises and the changes of customer demand trends. Because of this, a large number of excellent domestic hotel brands have risen rapidly and gradually become the best in the hotel industry.

The development of productivity has promoted the development of hotel industry. The first is the emergence of money, commodity trading and business activities of businessmen, all of which are necessary conditions for the opening of hotels. Later, with the commodity activities, human beings expanded the scope of activities, resulting in more housing needs, making the basic functions of hotels increase day by day, which is not difficult to find from the four development stages of hotels.