Maharashtra HSC NSQF Tourism and Hospitality case studies
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The Maharashtra HSC NSQF Tourism and Hospitality subject is a vocational stream subject taken alongside the general Higher Secondary Certificate. It is designed for students who want a school-level qualification that leads directly into hotel, travel and tourism work, or into further vocational study, rather than a purely academic route. The Maharashtra HSC NSQF Tourism and Hospitality case studies are 5 cases and about 3,652 words.
1Houseboat Cancellation Nine Days Before Departure
Sunrise Trails, a two-person travel agency in Pune, sold a four-day Kerala package to 18 college students at ₹14,500 per person, a total of ₹2,61,000. Nine days before departure, the houseboat operator cancels in writing because its licence renewal is pending, and no equivalent houseboat is available on those dates.
781 words, about 4 min2Prepaid Guest, Overbooked Deluxe Rooms, and a Cash Shortage at 23:10
At 23:10, a 74-room city hotel is running at 96% occupancy. Three rooms are out of order because of a plumbing failure, five walk-in guests are waiting in the lobby, and a wedding group has blocked 28 rooms.
701 words, about 4 min3Marble Etching in the VIP Suite with 90 Minutes to Arrival
A 180-room five-star hotel is at 94% occupancy. A VIP suite must be ready in 90 minutes.
731 words, about 4 min4Temperature Breach and a Bandaged Hand Before Inspection
A 90-cover restaurant is preparing for a municipal food-safety inspection in 48 hours. The walk-in refrigerator has been running at 9°C for up to four and a half hours because the door seal failed.
721 words, about 4 min5Pricing a Six-Room Homestay Against OTA Commission
A six-room homestay in coastal Konkan has an ₹8 lakh bank loan at 11% interest. Annual occupancy is 48%, the average room rate is ₹2,200, variable cost is ₹450 per occupied room night, and annual fixed costs are ₹6.2 lakh.
718 words, about 4 min