Decision making
Running head : case study based on Fairmount Chateau Lake Louise Name Course Tutor Date Competitive position The Chateau is not faced with stiff competition since Lake Louise has restrictions on new hotel construction . The major competitors are The Post Hotel : it is much smaller and only caters to independent travelers The Rimrock Hotel : it lacks a spectacular setting and it non profit and learning centered Fairmount 's business strategy The Chateau 's aim is to utilize the surroundings which are the world 's most stunning natural

settings by converting them into profits through the hospitality and hotel business
The hotel 's future direction is to build sustainable tourism through innovative programs that partner with the local community and reduces negative impact to the environment
Their strategic objectives are to innovatively renovate so as to achieve 25 growth in revenues and to showcase the local heritage and culture to develop smart business endeavors
The strategic plan addresses all stakeholders from the local community the entire management and the hotel clients by tailoring accommodation plans that suit all categories of travelers
The Chateau has a big edge over its closest competitors since it has an unrivalled spectacle and effectively caters for a wide category of travelers . Apart from these , it has additional competitive advantage since it ha adopted a Green Partnership Program that ensures the sustainability of the tourism business in Lake Louise
Advantages and disadvantages of Fairmont in Canada
With a huge number of rooms , the hotel produces a big amount...
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