Entertainment Management

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he Hospitality Hospitality is the

relationshipbetween guest and host, or theact or practice of beinghospitable. Specifically, thisincludes the reception &Entertainment of guests,

visitors,

or strangers, Resorts,Membership clubs, conventions,attractions ,special events, andother services for travelers and

tourists.


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he Entertainment Entertainment is any kind of activity that

provides amusement for people in a passive way, other entertaining activities that involve

participating are considered recreation or hobbies.


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For the fast-growing and highly competitivehospitality and entertainment industries,sustaining top-line and bottom-line growth is

everything. Hotels and entertainment companiesare challenged with building the brand, tappingemerging markets that are reshaping worldtourism, focusing on human assets and

leveraging technology.


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orms of entertainment

1. Child Entertainment 2. Adult Entertainment 3.Live Entertainment

4. Public Entertainment 5. CorporateEntertainment


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ypes of entertainment

1. Animation 2. Cinema & Theatre

3. Comedy

4. Comics 5. Dance &

Music
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6. Games 7. Concert

8. Lecture

9. Magic Shows 10.Mass Media
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11. Radio

12. Sports

13. Storytelling


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eisure asEntertainmentDisco

1966

1974

Live bands with recorded music.

The "disco sound, is an ultra-

inclusive art like-Jazz, classical,

calypso, rock, Latin, soul, funk.


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Night Club A nightclub is also known simply as

a club, discotheque or disco.

A night club is an entertainment

venue which usually operates late

into the night.

The music in nightclubs is either

live bands or, more commonly, a

mix of songs played by a DJ through

a powerful PA system.

Most clubs or club nights cater to

certain Music genres, such

as techno, trance, heavy

metal, garage, hip hop, salsa, dance

hall, drum & bass, dubstep.


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Ricks Bar Rick's is home of restaurant and

bar, open from serving breakfast,bar food and la carte dining.

The menus are designed to be

flexible and offer everything from a

light breakfast to a 3 course la

carte meal with an emphasis on

fresh produce and local suppliers.

Perfect for everything from

business travel to a stylish city

break, Ricks hotel blends

effortless cool with exceptional

comfort. Between sets and at lunch a

soundtrack of compiled standards

and big band sounds provides

background music.


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Casino A casino is a facility that houses and

accommodates certain typesof gambling activities.

Casinos are most commonly built

near or combined with hotels,

restaurants, retail shopping, cruise

ships and other tourist attractions.

Some casinos are known for hosting

live entertainment events, such

as stand-up comedy, concerts, and

sporting events.

Macau (for casino-bound tourists) &

Monte Carlo (for high rollar casino

-bound tourists) are popular casino

destinations.


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Jukebox A jukebox is a partially

automated music-playingdevice, usually a coin-

operated machine, that will

play a patron's selection

from self-contained media.

The classic jukebox has

buttons with letters and

numbers on them that, when

entered in combination, are

used to play a specificselection.

The first jukeboxes were

simply wooden boxes with

coin slots and a few buttons.


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Play Station The PlayStation brand is a

series of video game consoles

created and developed by Sony

Computer Entertainment. Spanning the fifth, sixth, and

seventh generations of video

gaming, the brand was first

introduced on December3, 1994 in Japan.


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Spa

Spa is also known asbalneotherapy.

Day Spas are also quite

popular, and offer various

personal care treatments.

A body treatment, spatreatment, or cosmetic

treatment is non-medical

procedure to help the health

of the body.

It is often performed at aresort, destination spa, day

spa, beauty saloon or school Spa.

The treatments include;


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1. Aromatherapy 2. Bathing3. Body Wrap

4. Facial 5. Massage6. Nail Care


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7. Nutrition & Weight Guidance 8. PersonalTraining

9. Skin Exfoliation

10. Yoga 11.Waxing


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&ndoor games sports

Air Hockey Air hockey is a game for two

competing players trying to score

points in the opposing player's

goal.

Although it was believed formany

years to have been invented bya Brunswick Billiards employee

named Bob Lemieuxin 1972.


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Equipments require for Airhockey are ;

An air hockey table

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v Two players-held mallets A Puck.


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Snooker Snooker is a cue sport that is

played on a large green baize-covered table (12 6 ft ) withpockets in each of the four

corners and in the middle of

each of the long side cushions.

It is played using a cue and snookerballs: one white cue ball, 15 red

balls worth one point each, and

six balls of different colours: yellow (2

points), green (3), brown (4), blue (5),

pink (6) and black (7).

Snooker, generally regarded as

having been invented in India

by British Army.


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Table Tennis It is also known as ping-

pong, is a sport in which two

or four players hit a lightweight,

hollow ball back and forth

using table tennis rackets. The game takes place on a

hard table divided by a net.

The game originated as asport

in Britain during the 1880s,

where it was played among the

upper-class as an after-dinner.


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Bowling Alley

Bowling is a sport in which

players attempt to score

points by rolling a bowling

ball along a flat surface,

usually a wooden or

synthetic surface, either

into pins or to get close to

a target ball.

Equipment for bowling alley

include- Bowling Ball, Bowling

Shoes, Bowling Gloves.


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Foosball Foosball is also known as

Table football , baby-foot(in

French) and the sport is looselybased on association football.

To begin, the ball is served

through a hole at the side of the

table, or simply placed by hand

at the feet of a figure in thecenter of the table.

Players attempt to use figures

mounted on rotating bars to

kick the ball into the opposing

goal.

Expert players have been

known to move balls at speeds

up to 56 km/h (35 mph) in

competition.


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Golf Golf is a precision club-

and-ball sport, in which

competing golfers usingmany types of clubs,

attempt to hit balls into

each hole on a golf

course while employing

the fewest number ofstrokes.

Golf is one of the few ball

games that does not

require a standardized

playing area. Instead, thegame is played on golf

"courses," each of which

features a unique design,

although courses typically

consist of either 09 or 18

holes.


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Shuffleboard Deck shuffleboard is

a sport

in which players use broom-

shaped paddles to pushweighted pucks.

Sending pucks gliding down

a narrow and elongated

court, with the purpose ofhaving them come to within

a marked scoring area.


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Carrom Carrom is a familyof tabletop games sharing

a similarity in that their

mechanics lie somewhere

between billiards and tableshuffleboard.

The game has various

other names around the

world, including carrum,

couronne, carum, karam,

karom,karum, fatta (Punjabi)

and finger billiards.


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Chess Chess is a two-player board

game played on a chessboard,

a square-checkered board with

64 squares arranged in an

eight-by-eight grid.

Ludo A board game of the Cross

and Circle game family.


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Housie Bingo, Housey Housey ( United

Kingdom) or Housie (New

Zealand, India and Australia) is a

gambling game of unknownorigin.

Players mark off numbers on a

ticket as they are randomly

called out, in order to achieve a

winning combination.


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Amusement Park Amusement Park and theme

park are terms for a groupof rides and other entertainment

attractions assembled for the

purpose of entertaining large

numbers of people.

An amusement park is moreelaborate than a simple city

park or playground, usually

providing attractions meant to

cater to children, teenagers, and

adults. Amusement parks evolved in

Europe from fairs and pleasure

gardens which were created for

peoples recreation.


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Go Kart Kart racing or karting is a

open-wheel motor sport

with small, open, four-wheeled vehicles called kart,

go-karts, or gearbox/shifter

karts depending on the design.

They are usually raced on

scaled-down circuits.

Kart racing in the streetsof East

Berlin in 1963.


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agic ShowsMagic is a performing art that entertains an audience

by creating illusions of seemingly impossible or supernatural

feats, using purely natural means. These feats are called magictricks, effects or illusions.


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PantomimePantomime , referring to a theatrical performer of mime,

is a musical-comedy theatrical production traditionally found inthe United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Jamaica, South Africa,Japan, India, Ireland, Gibraltar and Malta, and is mostlyperformed during the Christmas and New Year season. The wordderives from the Greek.


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