Tourism

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  • as a socio-economic phenomenon comprises the activities and experiences of tourists and visitors away from their home environment and serviced by the travel and tourism industry and host destination.
    Tourism
  • Characteristics of tourism where in the product/services in the tourism and travel industry are consumed as they produced
    Perishability
  • Most travel products are sold and produced and consumed at the same time
    Inseparability
  • Products of tourism industry is always differ
    Inconsistency
  • All about the time spent and the experience
    Intangible
  • Tourism industry build entirely upon people. Interaction between the staff and customers determines the perceived product quality
    People Oriented
  • Hotels cannot change their capacities quickly enough to react on spontaneous fluctuation in demand
    Inflexible in terms of fluctuation
  • Talking about hotel and other accomodations there is usually big capital lock up in the asset.
    Investment and mobility
  • Components of tourism
    Tourist boards
    Transportation Services
    Accommodation Services
    Conferences and Events
    Attractions
    Tourism Services
  • Three basic forms of tourism
    Domestic  Tourism
    Inbound Tourism
    Outbound Tourism
  • 5A
    Attractions
    Accessibility
    Accommodation
    Amenities
    Activities
  • Involves certain amount of risk and excitement
    Adventure Tourism
  • Travels that offer a gastronomical experience
    Culinary Tourism
  • Seek health
    Medical tourism
  • Kinds of Medical Health
    Medical tourism
    health tourism
    Faith healing
  • involves travel, leisure, and holiday undertaken by tourists through sailing or boating.
    Nautical Tourism
  • Any gathering or related activity for the purpose of exchanging or disseminating views, technical expertise, experiences, knowledge, skills, information, and policies.
    Convention
  • A formal presentation of an expert, sometimes followed by an expert, sometimes followed by a question-and-answer period.
    Lecture
  • usually general sessions and face-to-face groups with high participation to plan, get facts, and solve organizational and member problems.
    Conference
  • A panel discussion taking opposite sides of an issue by experts in a given field with liberal opportunity but audience participation.
    Forum
  • More commonly used European convention and mainly international in scope
    Congress
  • Usually one face-to-face group sharing experiences in a particular field under the guidance of an expert discussion leader. Attendance generally lists 30 persons or less.
    Seminar
  • A program in which the participants determine the matter/s to be discussed. The occasion is usually attended by 35 persons or less with equal emphasis on instruction and discussion.
    Colloquium
  • Usually a general session and face-to-face groups of participants training each other to gain new knowledge, skills, or insights into problems; attendance general consists of not more than 30-35 participants.
    Workshops
  • A panel discussion by experts in a given field before a large audience’ some audience participation allowed but appreciably less than a forum.
    Symposium
  • Forms of tourism according to area
    Outbound
    Inbound
    Internal
    Domestic
    National
  • Other forms of tourism
    Boarder worker
    Diplomat and consul
    Immigrants
    Members of armed forces
    Nomads
    Refugees
    Transit passenger
  • Traveling can be very expensive activity if one wants to splurgr on the luxury kind of travel
    Funding/money
  • We should to decide what the right time and season to become affordable
    Right time and Season
  • The place that you want you go
    Destination
  • Be interested to the place
    Sense of fun and adventure
  • 3 Stanley Plog's types of tourist
    Psychocentric
    Midcentric
    Allocentric
  • It is Eric Cohen's Type of tourist that packaged tour
    Organized Mass tourist
  • Usually plans their own trip
    Explorer
  • Tourist as some control over his/her itinerary and time allocation
    Individual Mass Tourist
  • Avoids tourist snd lives in local
    Drifter
  • 5 ages
    The Pre-Industrial Revolution Age
    The Railway Age
    The Auto Mobile Age
    The Jet Aircraft Age
    The Cruise Ship Age
  • 4 classes of travel
    Physical Motivators
    Cultural Motivators
    Interpersonal Motivators
    Status and Prestige Motivators
  • is the process and activities people engage in when searching for selecting, purchasing, using, evaluating and disposing products and services to satisfy their needs and desires.
    Tourist Consumer behavior
  • One of the factors that influence consumer behavior that inner drives that makes people task a specific plan of action to satisfy their needs   
    Motivations