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how do clubs and club management differ from hotels and hotel management?
club guests do not have a strong emotional attachment to the club.
club managers pay initiation fees to manage the club.
club guests feel as if they are the owners and frequently behave like owners.
club managers are often offered lodging accommodations at the club.

Explanation:

Club members often have a sense of ownership and belonging. They may feel more emotionally attached and act as if they are part - owners. Hotel guests are more transient and do not have this same sense of ownership.

• Club guests do have a strong emotional attachment in many cases, so the first option is incorrect.
• Club managers do not pay initiation fees to manage (initiation fees are for members in some clubs), so the second option is wrong.
• Hotel managers may also be offered lodging (in some cases), and it's not a key differentiator. But club guests' sense of ownership is a key difference.

Answer:

Club guests feel as if they are the owners and frequently behave like owners.