Ensure that hotel staff feel confident and equipped to handle service interactions with hotel guests who are disabled.
According to Open Doors Organization, from 2014-2016, 26 million Americans with physical disabilities took 73 million trips, spending $17.3 billion. It is a market that is growing by 22 percent annually, according to Travel Agent Central.
Elements of Service: Serving Guests with Disabilities, revised in 2019, is an online learning program designed to train guest-facing hotel employees in best practices for serving guests with physical disabilities (vision, hearing, and mobility impairments).
Learners are presented with a variety of service situations for guests with disabilities, where uninformed actions can cause distress or even danger. From the point of entry and check-in to food service and at touchpoints throughout a hotel visit, service providers learn the communication skills and tools that will create outstanding service interactions with this fast-growing traveling population.
Elements of Service provides all hospitality professionals from top to bottom with the tools they need to make sure a property’s interactions with people with disabilities are positive ones.
The program:
The goal of this program is to ensure that hotel staff feel confident and equipped to handle service interactions with hotel guests who are disabled—without the uncertainty, confusion, and missteps that often characterize the experience of both service providers and hotel guests with disabilities.
There are knowledge checks with feedback throughout the program. A 20-question quiz at the end of the course tests understanding.
Please note:
Multiple Staff Members
To order this program for your property to train multiple staff members, contact our sales team.
30-45 minutes
©2019
Elements of Service has been redesigned in 2019 and features the following enhancements:
Mobile-Friendliness
The earlier version was developed for an eLearning delivery environment then dominated by Adobe Flash; the course functioned best on desktop and laptop computers. This redesign features pure HTML5 output; the course can respond immediately when displayed on a variety of devices.
Additional Content - Serving Guests Who Are Mobility-Impaired
In response to feedback, we have added and reorganized content to help learners better serve guests who are mobility-impaired.
The revamped topic features more extensive material on:
Look and Feel
To ensure an improved learner experience, we have updated the course to reflect current best practices for eLearning development.
Ensure that hotel staff feel confident and equipped to handle service interactions with hotel guests who are disabled.
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