Lausanne
Designing Hotel and Restaurant Concepts
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To unlock new areas of growth, hospitality entrepreneurs and managers around the world are launching new concepts that break with conventions. From a Japanese hotel that doubles as a fashion label to a Parisian Café that produces its own music, these concepts are blurring the lines between media, retail, and hospitality. At the same time, technology, consumer behaviors, and deregulation are also forcing hoteliers, restaurateurs, and service providers to review the fundamentals of their value proposition and go beyond their traditional role as a provider of “places to sleep and eat”. This is a time of great opportunity for hospitality and F&B businesses, and this course will help you understand these opportunities and seize them with a confident hand, allowing you to create and implement successful new concepts for existing businesses or new ventures.
Course information
Highlights
At least 2 years of professional experience in F&B or Hospitality
Bachelor's degree or more than 5 years professional experience in a hospitality management position
English proficiency equivalent to C1 for non-natives
The admissions team will review your submitted application to ensure your qualifications are met before confirming enrollment. If needed, the team will organize a short phone interview with you. Once accepted, you will receive a student contract to sign and be invited to settle the amount online.
Your application must be received at least one week before the start of the course.
Most asked question
Singapore Student Pass
Participants will not need a Student Pass to attend the short course. A short-term visit pass will be sufficient for people coming from countries whose residents and citizens are eligible for visas on arrival. Participants from other countries will need to apply for a visa beforehand. If temporary travel restrictions are in place at the time of the course, students will be able to postpone their participation to a later date.
Price Details
Price: SGD 2’450
The price includes the tuition fee, access to learning material, reference book, lunches and coffee breaks, one orientation evening, transportation in the morning and evening from-to the nearest MRT station, front office support for the duration of the course. The course fees, payment schedule, and refund policy are detailed in the Student Contract. We remind students that their fees are secured through a Fee Protection Scheme. No tuition fees will be charged before the 7-day cooling period.
Payment methods
Participants will be able to pay via the payment platform Flywire which provides various payment methods, no hidden bank fees and offers favorable exchange rates.
Final Assessment
To obtain the certificate of achievement, participants must successfully pass the final assessment which is composed of a 15-min individual quiz and a 30-min hospitality concept group presentation.