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3.以下哪项行为最有可能导致“会员认知”分数降低? Which of the following actions ismost likely to lead to a lower LoyaltyRecognition score?(6.67分)A 客人是会员,但前台全程未提及其身份The guest is a member, but the frontdesk never mentions their statusB 根据会员喜好提前准备房间Preparing theroom in advance based on themember's preferencesC 在会员办理入住时主动介绍会籍礼遇Proactively introducing membershipbenefits during check-inD 早餐厅员工识别客人会员身份并问好Breakfast outlet colleague recognizethe guest's membership status andgreet them

3.以下哪项行为最有可能导致“会员认知”分数 降低? Which of the following actions is most likely to lead to a lower Loyalty Recognition score?(6.67分) A 客人是会员,但前台全程未提及其身份 The guest is a member, but the front desk never mentions their status B 根据会员喜好提前准备房间Preparing the room in advance based on the member's preferences C 在会员办理入住时主动介绍会籍礼遇 Proactively introducing membership benefits during check-in D 早餐厅员工识别客人会员身份并问好 Breakfast outlet colleague recognize the guest's membership status and greet them

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### 问题解析 “会员认知”分数是指酒店员工在服务过程中对会员身份的识别和重视程度,这直接影响到会员的体验和满意度。如果员工能够及时识别会员身份并提供相应的礼遇,会员会感到被重视和尊重,从而提高对酒店的忠诚度。反之,如果员工忽视了会员身份,会员可能会感到被冷落,从而降低对酒店的满意度。 ### 选项分析 **A. 客人是会员,但前台全程未提及其身份** - **解析**:前台是客人入住酒店的第一接触点,如果前台员工在整个服务过程中都没有提到客人的会员身份,客人可能会感到自己的会员身份被忽视,从而降低对酒店的满意度。 - **影响**:这会直接导致“会员认知”分数降低。 **B. 根据会员喜好提前准备房间** - **解析**:提前根据会员的喜好准备房间,体现了酒店对会员的重视和关怀,能够提升会员的入住体验。 - **影响**:这会提高“会员认知”分数。 **C. 在会员办理入住时主动介绍会籍礼遇** - **解析**:在办理入住时主动介绍会籍礼遇,能够让会员感受到酒店对他们的重视,了解自己作为会员所享有的权益。 - **影响**:这会提高“会员认知”分数。 **D. 早餐厅员工识别客人会员身份并问好** - **解析**:早餐厅员工能够识别客人的会员身份并问好,体现了酒店对会员的持续关注和尊重,能够提升会员的满意度。 - **影响**:这会提高“会员认知”分数。 ### 最终答案 **A. 客人是会员,但前台全程未提及其身份** **解析**:前台是客人入住酒店的第一接触点,如果前台员工在整个服务过程中都没有提到客人的会员身份,客人可能会感到自己的会员身份被忽视,从而降低对酒店的满意度。因此,这一行为最有可能导致“会员认知”分数降低。

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