What is the management fee as a percentage of total revenue for a 275-room hotel located in the northwest, if the property recorded an occupancy percentage of 67.3% and an average room rate of $110.86? the hotel had a room revenue to total revenue ratio of 65.1% and a GOP of 29.3% of total revenue.

What is the management fee as a percentage of total revenue for a 275-room hotel located in the northwest, if the property recorded an occupancy percentage of 67.3% and an average room rate of $110.86? the hotel had a room revenue to total revenue ratio of 65.1% and a GOP of 29.3% of total revenue.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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