Salary for Lodging Managers

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The majority of lodging managers have Bachelor's degrees in Hospitality or related fields. Those without their Bachelor's degree may have some college or an Associate's degree. All lodging managers have significant experience working in the hospitality industry. Lodging managers are required to handle customer complaints, hire, train and fire staff, monitor the facility's financials and adjust spending as necessary, supervise the cleanliness and comfort of the facility, and occasionally greet and register guests. The industry is highly competitive, and individuals who possess empathy and strong communication skills are excellent performers in this sector.

A Lodging Manager will normally receive a compensation in a range of 40000 to 60000 depending on the level of education. Lodging Managers can get an average wage of Fifty Four Thousand Six Hundred dollars per year.

Lodging Managers have the highest salaries in Nevada, where they can earn salary pay of approximately $74180. Employees with these job titles are compensated the highest in Administrative, Support and Waste Management Services, which has average wages of $74530.

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