WEEK 4

• Natural Resources - Physical characteristics of a region include natural scenery, climate, and environment.
• INFRASTRUCTURE - consists of all the surface and underground developmental construction, which is made up of water system, communication networks, healthcare facilities, transportation terminals, power sources, sewerage/drainage, streets, highways and security systems.
• SUPERSTRUCTURE - Is above ground facility services such as airport, buildings, hotels, motels, shopping mall and similar structures.
• TRANSPORTATION - Tourist need easy access to various forms of transportation such as road, rail, air and water. It is important to have convenient access and quality service.
• Accommodation - refers to the various types of lodging or housing options provided to travelers and guests. It encompasses a range of facilities and services designed to offer comfort, convenience, and shelter during their stay
• Hotels: Offer a range of service levels from budget to luxury, often with additional amenities and services
• Motels: Generally provide basic, budget-friendly lodging, typically located along highways
• Hostels: Provide affordable, often shared lodging with a focus on social interaction, suitable for backpackers and young travelers.
• Bed and Breakfast (B&B): Provide a more home-like stay with breakfast included, typically in smaller, privately-run establishments.
• Guesthouses: Offer a more personalized and often lower-cost alternative to hotels
• Vacation Rentals: Include apartments, villas, and homes rented out for short or long stays, providing self-catering options.
• Resorts: Feature extensive facilities and activities, often all-inclusive, catering to leisure travelers.
• Camping and Glamping: Offer various levels of outdoor accommodations, from traditional camping to more luxurious "glamping" experiences.
• Luxury Hotels - High-end establishments offering premium services, luxurious accommodations, and extensive amenities.
• Boutique Hotels - Small, stylish hotels with unique designs and personalized service, often reflecting local culture
• Business Hotels - Designed for business travelers, providing amenities such as meeting rooms, business centers, and high-speed internet
• Budget Hotels - Affordable hotels offering basic amenities and services, catering to travelers seeking economical options.
• Extended Stay Hotels - Provide accommodations for longer stays with facilities like kitchens and laundry services
• Resorts - Hotels located in vacation destinations that offer extensive facilities and activities, often including all inclusive options
• All-Inclusive Hotels - Hotels where the price covers accommodation, meals, drinks, and often additional activities and services
• Eco-Friendly Hotels - Focus on sustainable practices and minimizing environmental impact, incorporating eco-friendly amenities and services.
• Casino Hotels - Feature an integrated casino within the hotel, providing gaming, entertainment, and luxurious accommodations.
• Airport Hotels - Located near major airports, catering to travelers needing convenience and proximity to flight terminals.
• Health and Wellness Hotels - Focus on health, wellness, and relaxation, offering facilities like spas, fitness centers, and wellness programs.
• Convention Hotels - are specialized hotels designed to accommodate large meetings, conferences, conventions, and other business-related events. They offer extensive facilities and services tailored to the needs of event organizers and attendees.
• Menu - A list of food and drink options offered to customers.
• Service - The manner in which food is provided, whether through table service, self-service, or takeaway.
• Ambiance - The atmosphere, decor, and environment designed to enhance the dining experience.
• Kitchen - The area where chefs and kitchen staff prepare meals.
• Fine Dining Restaurant: High-end restaurants that provide a formal dining experience with an upscale ambiance, exceptional service, and gourmet cuisine. The focus is on a complete dining experience, from the presentation of the food to the service provided.
• Casual Dining Restaurant: Offers moderately priced food in a relaxed atmosphere. Service is usually table-based, and the menu offers a range of meals from appetizers to main dishes.
• Fast Food Restaurant: Provides quick service and focuses on low-cost, efficient food items like burgers, fried chicken, and pizza. It often involves limited table service or self-service.
• Buffet Restaurant: A restaurant where customers pay a fixed price and serve themselves from a wide variety of food options. Buffets usually offer unlimited servings of food.
• Cafe: A casual restaurant that primarily serves coffee, tea, and light snacks like pastries, sandwiches, or salads. Cafés often provide a relaxed atmosphere for socializing or working.
• Specialty Restaurant: Focuses on a particular type of cuisine or dish.
• Family-Style Restaurant: Offers large portions of food meant to be shared among family members.
• Food Truck - A mobile kitchen that serves food in a casual setting. Food trucks are known for their convenience and often offer a wide range of unique or trendy dishes.
• Pop-up Restaurant: Temporary restaurants that operate for a limited period, often showcasing new chefs or experimental menus.