Food and Beverage Management

Höfundur: April Merenda (Útgáfa: 1)
Food and Beverage Management

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Food and Beverage Management provides undergraduate tourism, hospitality and events mangement students with a comprehensive overview of food and beverage operations alongside broader trends, including technological innovations and sustainability goals. Structured into four parts, this textbook examines: -The role of food and beverage in the tourism, hospitality and events industries, and the essentials of planning and managing operations -A variety of food and beverage contexts including catering for global events, resorts, cruise ships and quick-service and elevated dining experiences -Contemporary trends in culinary tourism and the influence of social media, celebrity chefs and the Michelin Guide on the industry -The impact of technology and sustainability practices on the sector, and opportunities for long-term growth aligning with environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles Food and Beverage Management includes real-world examples from Uber Eats, The White Lotus, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and the rise of gastro-tourism in destinations such as Belize and New Orleans.

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Útgefandi
Kogan Page
ISBN
9781398622685
Print ISBN
9781398622678
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
1
Höfundar
April Merenda
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2025-12-03
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
10
Afritunar takmörkun
10

Kaflar

  • Cover
  • Endorsements
  • Titlepage
  • Contents
  • List of Figures
  • About the author
  • Acknowledgments
  • Walkthrough of textbook features
  • Introduction to food and beverage management
  • Global recovery trends
  • Hospitality job recovery
  • Further resources
  • References
  • PART ONE Essentials of food and beverage management
  • 01 Food and beverage operations
  • The strategic heart of hospitality
  • Operational excellence: Core components of food and beverage management
  • Adapting to industry challenges
  • Enhancing the guest experience
  • Sustainability and responsible operations
  • Essential aspects of food and beverage operations management
  • Service standards in the food and beverage industry
  • Operational challenges in the food and beverage industry
  • Strategic solutions to modern challenges
  • The role of technology in food and beverage operations
  • References
  • 02 Food and beverage management essentials
  • Financial dynamics and challenges
  • Strategies
  • Centerpiece for management attention
  • Key components of food and beverage operations management
  • Challenges in the management of the food and beverage industry
  • Key technological innovations in food and beverage management
  • References
  • PART TWO Food and beverage management in tourism, hospitality, and events
  • 03 Food and beverage in tourism and events
  • Food and beverage industry growth and development
  • How mega-events bring success to host nations and their economies
  • The impact of concerts and live events
  • References
  • 04 The art of event cuisine: Food and beverage in special events
  • Menu selection
  • Sophisticated menus
  • Beverage bliss
  • Sensational sweets
  • Weddings and event planners
  • References
  • 05 Food and beverage in theme parks and on cruises
  • Overview of food and beverage in theme parks
  • Character and themed dining
  • International cuisine in theme parks
  • The cruise industry
  • Overview of food and beverages on cruises
  • Culinary themes and experiences on cruise ships
  • Beverage programs aboard
  • Sustainability in cruise dining
  • River cruises and the Yangtze River
  • Future of cruise dining
  • References
  • PART THREE Culinary and cultural diversity in food and beverage
  • 06 Culinary diversity: Exploring food and beverage offerings from various cultures and regions
  • Tokyo’s influence on modern dining experiences and trends
  • Paris’s influence on modern dining experiences and trends
  • Role of street snacks and beverages in the traveler’s experience
  • Culinary innovation and global influence: Tokyo and Paris as trendsetters
  • Local markets: A window into culinary culture
  • Food festivals: Celebrating gastronomy and bringing people together
  • References
  • 07 Food and beverage and wanderlust: Social media and culinary tourism
  • Culinary tourism and the “traveling foodie mindset”
  • Role of social media and digital storytelling
  • Economic and cultural impact
  • Cultural exposure and food preferences
  • Economic symbiosis
  • References
  • 08 Excellence recognized: The impact of Michelin stars on the food and beverage industry
  • Origins of the Michelin Guide
  • The Three Michelin Star System
  • Michelin stars and culinary trends
  • Michelin stars as a global phenomenon
  • The role of celebrity chefs and social media
  • Culinary icons: The impact of celebrity chefs on the food and beverage industry
  • References
  • PART FOUR Technology, sustainability, and the future in food and beverage
  • 09 From door to table: The integration of food delivery services into the food and beverage industry
  • Historical context and evolution of the food industry
  • Operational adjustments and challenges for restaurants
  • The pros and cons of food delivery during and after COVID-19
  • References
  • 10 The automated kitchen: Robotics and AI revolutionizing the food and beverage industry
  • The evolution of automation in the food and beverage industry
  • Applications of robotics and AI
  • Opportunities and benefits of automation
  • References
  • 11 Sustainability and ESG principles in the food and beverage industry
  • ESG as a strategic imperative
  • What sustainability challenges is the food and beverage industry facing today?
  • The United Nations and the blueprint for global sustainability
  • Hospitality and the SDGs: Building a sustainable future together
  • References
  • 12 The farm-to-table movement in the food and beverage industry
  • History and timeline of organic local food
  • What is organic produce?
  • Benefits of organic produce
  • Disadvantages of organic farming
  • Ways to differentiate non-organic from organic
  • Locally grown produce
  • Advantages of locally grown produce
  • How locally grown organic produce relates to the farm-to-table movement
  • Farm-to-table movement: Contribution to the hospitality industry
  • References
  • 13 Combatting food poverty
  • Influential celebrity chefs
  • ESG principles in food advocacy
  • Innovative strategies to combat hunger
  • References
  • Conclusion: The evolving state of food and beverage management
  • Foundational operations and the business of service
  • Leadership and management in an evolving industry
  • Event catering and culinary choreography
  • F&B in experiential destinations: Theme parks and cruises
  • Excellence at the highest level: Michelin star standards
  • Sustainability and ESG: From trend to imperative
  • Farm to table: Local sourcing and ethical dining
  • Innovation, sustainability, and recovery: Technology’s role in the new era of F&B
  • Final thoughts
  • Index
  • Copyright