Amanda Belarmino

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Assistant Professor of Hospitality

Expertise: Management, Revenue, Hospitality, Consumerism

Biography

Amanda Belarmino is an expert on revenue management, strategic management, and the influence of social and cultural movements on consumer behavior.

Belarmino has 20 years of management experience in casinos, hotels, and restaurants. Prior to joining UNLV, her job titles included property revenue manager and senior training specialist with Caesars Entertainment, and reservations and revenue manager at the Plaza Las Vegas.

She is frequently called upon by local and national media to provide her expertise on the hospitality industry’s response to cultural movements, including the coronavirus pandemic. Her work has been published in journals including Current Issues in Tourism and the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management.

Education

Ph.D., Hotel and Restaurant Management, University of Houston
M.S., Hotel and Restaurant Management, University of Houston
B.S., Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Management, Cornell University

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Amanda Belarmino In The News

Should You Tip Your Flight Attendant? The New Rules for Tipping

Fodorś Travel

Feeling frustrated with tipping? You’re not the only one. “The guilt I’m wracked with when I have to hit that tipping button everywhere I go now is stressful, and I feel like I’m responsible for their livelihood when all I want to do is get a burrito bowl”

The Check-In: Coronation celebrations in London, tipping etiquette for travelers, and more

The Week

Did your invitation to King Charles III's coronation get lost in the mail? You can still celebrate on your own.

Another economic indicator: Sales of the ‘Recession Special’ are up at this New York City hot dog joint

There’s good news on the inflation front: Annual price growth fell to its lowest pace in nearly two years, the Commerce Department reported Friday.

Here’s why the Raiders, tech workers and conventions fled to Las Vegas — and why the A’s could be next

San Francisco Chronicle

If the Oakland A’s leave for a new Las Vegas ballpark, they would join a rising tide of migration from the Bay Area to Sin City that includes residents and remote tech workers, ex-San Francisco-based conventions as well as the baseball team’s former Coliseum roommates, the now Las Vegas Raiders.