Jun 26, 2005 11:53
19 yrs ago
English term

total house count

English to French Other Tourism & Travel
We have followed the steps listed in forecasting the Hotel’s food and beverage demand.
1. Based on our analysis the total house count has been projected.
2. The demand for each food and beverage outlet and for each meal period has been based on a projected percentage of guests.
3. Out-of-house demand has been projected per outlet and per meal. These projections are based on HVS International’s assumptions, which are based in turn on general market trends and the performance of resort food and beverage outlets.
4. The average food and beverage spend and income has been projected for each outlet and meal period.
As a first step in the projection of food and beverage demand, we present the total number of room nights and the total number of bednights in Tables 9-1 and 9-2 respectively. Our assumptions on average cheques for on each of the outlets and the estimated likely occupancy are listed in Table 9-3.

s'agit-il tout simplement du nombre total de clients de l'hôtel ? merci !
Proposed translations (French)
5 +3 nombre de clients

Proposed translations

+3
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nombre de clients

Vous avez bien compris. J'ai travaillé dans un hôtel, c'est bien ça.
Il y a peut-être un mot jargon en français....

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Note added at 20 mins (2005-06-26 12:13:20 GMT)
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Je devrais préciser qu\'il s\'agit du nombre de clients qui dort à l\'hôtel (potentiellement \"in-house demand\" pour les restau/ bars) - ceux qui viennent de l\'exterieur sont considérés \"out-of-house\".
Peer comment(s):

agree Conor McAuley : Google confirms this - a house count is also used in theatres for the number of attendees
2 hrs
indeed
agree jacrav : "clients internes (?) à l'hôtel" … ? We did, too. But this sounds like a report from "outsiders" … ;)
3 hrs
We used to say "guests" as well. Removes the comercial connotations and promotes hospitality (supposedly).
agree RHELLER : the house = the establishment (Las Vegas jargon)
9 hrs
You can bet the house on it.
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