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== Structure of the costs groups ==
== Structure of the costs groups ==
In your operating review at the tab Results, there are three major groups of costs. On mouse-over the cells with the small black triangle, you will get additional information on the numbers.  
In your operating review at the tab Results, there are three major groups of costs. On mouse-over the cells with the small black triangle, you will get additional information on the numbers.  
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[[Image:all_costs_2018_cost_groups.jpg|thumb|550px| center|  <center>''Example of overview all costs after four years.''</center>]]
[[Image:all_costs_2018_cost_groups.jpg|thumb|550px| center|  <center>''Example of overview all costs after four years.''</center>]]


As you can see in this example above which shows the operating review of a demo team after four years:<br>
As you can see in this example above which shows the operating review of a demo team after four years: the history we know for sure (these data are available), the other four years are just an impressions how things might develop:<br>
 
* the [[fixed costs]] have stayed the same during all four years, the fixed depreciation costs are one of them.
* the [[fixed costs]] have stayed the same during all four years, the fixed depreciation costs are one of them.
* the [[variable costs]] depend on the occupancy rate like laundry: the more rooms occupied the more laundry.
* the [[variable costs]] depend on the occupancy rate like laundry: the more rooms occupied the more laundry.

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Structure of the costs groups

In your operating review at the tab Results, there are three major groups of costs. On mouse-over the cells with the small black triangle, you will get additional information on the numbers.

Example of overview all costs after four years.

As you can see in this example above which shows the operating review of a demo team after four years: the history we know for sure (these data are available), the other four years are just an impressions how things might develop:

  • the fixed costs have stayed the same during all four years, the fixed depreciation costs are one of them.
  • the variable costs depend on the occupancy rate like laundry: the more rooms occupied the more laundry.
  • the Costs Management Team Decisions, will depend the decisions made by the new management team.

Overview of the total of the variable costs

Let's check the variable costs, as they looked like at the moment you take over: in the picture the grey area. In the table underneath the green numbers.

Costs
Costs: fixed Depreciation costs of existing assets € 525,187 34.64%
Fixed staff costs € 550,271 36.29%
Costs of premises € 390,473 25.75%
Insurance & interest costs € 50,012 03.29%
Total fixed costs € 1,515,943 100% 62.36%
Costs: variable Variable staff costs € 355,170 38.95%
Laundry costs € 118,390 12.94%
Cleaning costs € 236,780 25.88%
F&B purchase costs € 204,312 22.33%
Total variable costs € 914,652 100%37.63%
Costs: team decisions Marketing costs € 0 00.00%
Extra staff rewarding costs € 0 00.00%
Extra depreciations costs € 0 00.00%
Market research costs € 0 00.00%
Other costs € 0 00,00%
Total team decisions costs € 0 100% 00.00%
Total all costs € 2,430,595 € 2.430.595 100%

Explanations on this

You can't influence these variable costs, but they will vary depending on the number of guests-bookings you have in the hotel. They will be automatically calculated related to the occupancy rate and visible on your operational review. They make up 37.63% of the total costs as you take over.There is a ratio between occupancy rate and all of these costs. You cannot influence this, but it will be influenced by the occupancy rate you have created with the way of managing the hotel.
- Variable staff costs: the more guest you have, the more work here will be to be done and the more staff is needed. So additional costs.
- Laundry costs: the more guest the more towels, bed linen etc. needed.
- Cleaning costs: rooms need to be cleaned more often because of more guests and to be cleaned better.
- F&B purchase costs: more guest means more breakfasts etc. for guest and more f&b for additional staff so the purchase costs go up.



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