In Recreational Amenities we learn that amenities are features that are attractive/appealing to a given market and add value to the land. Amenities can take a variety of forms in a Resort, i.e., golf course, tennis courts, water feature (swimming pool, lazy river, water play area, etc.), spa, marina, etc.. The upfront costs of these amenities can be recouped through the value that they add in terms of higher occupancies, higher ADRs (average daily rates), ad/or differentiation (or competitiveness) within the market that draws individuals and groups to your property. As we learn in the module, the key for a profitable resort/business is to find the right balance between the cost of providing the amenity and the profitable revenue that it generates. When the amenity is no longer profitable, ownership and management of that amenity can be transferred to an appropriate group or body. Presume that the resort where you are working is a mixed use resort (a combination of per