Ranking system of Hotels in Tourism industry

Abstract

In order to comprehend the standards and methods used to rate and rank hotels, this thesis investigates the hotel rating system in the tourism sector. The study focuses on analyzing how ranking systems affect hotel operations, consumer behavior, and the tourism sector as a whole. The thesis assesses the validity and reliability of existing ranking approaches and suggests possible improvements through a thorough analysis of the literature and case studies of well-known ranking systems. The survey also examines how hotel managers, visitors, and industry professionals feel about hotel ranking systems. The findings offer insightful information on the purpose and importance of ranking systems in the tourism sector and offer helpful advice for hotels on how to improve their operations and rankings.