(2) TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MARKETING (LESSON 5)

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Private and nonprofit sectors

Public sectors services

Suppliers such as transportation, accommodation, f&b services, attractions, and events

Travel intermediaries

Tourist

What are the 5 Key Players in the Tourism Industry

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Private and nonprofit sectors

include industry associations that have been established to protect special interest groups such as travel agency associations, financial services, academe, media, and insurance companies.

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PTAA –Philippine Travel Agency Association and

PHILTOA – Philippine Tour Operators Associations

Credit card companies

3 Types of Private and nonprofit sectors

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Philippine Travel Agency Association

Meaning of PTAA?

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Philippine Tour Operators Associations

Meaning of PHILTOA?

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Public sector services

cover either national, regional, or provincial tourism organization.

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Public sector services

Marketing programs to promote their destinations to both intermediaries and individual tourist.

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DOT and its attached agencies

Local Tourism offices

2 Types of Public sector services

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Transportation Industry

Accommodation sector

Food and Beverage service sector

Attractions

Events and Conferences

Travel Intermediaries

Tourists

7 Types of Suppliers

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Tourism and Hospitality

In consumer marketing, a product is anything that can be offered to a market for attention, acquisition, use or consumption that might satisfy a want or need.

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Product, Market

In consumer marketing, a _______ is anything that can be offered to a ______ for attention, acquisition, use or consumption that might satisfy a want or need

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Destination Attractions

Destination Facilities

Accessibility

Image

Price

5 Components of Tourism and Hospitality

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Destination Attractions

a destination is a collection of attractions

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Destination Attractions

these are what the visitors want to see

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Destination Attractions

Philippine attractions fall under the “sun, sand, and sea” – but also include old churches. Historical and cultural artifacts, festivals.

The Filipinos – known to be the friendliest people in the world.

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Destination Facilities

A wide range of tourist facilities within the destination will help the tourist enjoy the destination attractions.

Includes: accommodation facilities, transportation, food and beverage, shopping centers, and many other facilities.

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Accommodation Facilities

Transportation

Food and Beverage

Shopping Centers

4 Types of Destination Facilities

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Accessibility

Infrastructure services Airports, roads, bridges

Transportation Systems Direct flight of airplanes, trains, buses

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Airports

Roads

Bridges

3 Types of Infrastructure services

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Direct Flight of airplanes

Trains

Buses

3 Types of Transportation Systems

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Image

Central to the product is its image.

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Image

It is the perception of the hospitality product or service by the consumer (Buenaventura & Buenaventura-Gutierrez, 2022)

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Image

It also motivates them to make a decision to visit the destination.

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Price

An expression of the value provided by the tourism & hospitality establishment through its location, facilities, services, and the satisfaction derived by the customer.

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Price

It allows consumers to determine the level of services they may receive at the destination.

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Pricing High

expectation of excellence and high standards.

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Pricing it too low

doubts about the product quality.

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Core products – hotel room

Facilitating product – check-in and check-out service

Tangible Products – swimming pool and cottage

Supporting products – business center and room service

Augmented products – interaction with service providers and other customers

What are the 5 Different Types of Product and Services

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Hotel Room

Core Products

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check-in and check-out service

Facilitating Product

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swimming pool and cottage

Tangible Products

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business center and room service

Supporting Products

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interaction with service providers and other customers

Augmented products

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Accessibility

Atmosphere

Customer interaction with service system

Customer interaction with other customers

Co-production

What are the 5 Tourism Products and Services that Consumer Consider

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Accessibility

how available the product to the consumer, in terms of location, hours of operation, and ease of availing the products and services.

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Atmosphere

overall feel of the place – five senses.

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Customer interaction with service system

inevitable for the tourism product

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Co-production

customers do co-production of the product and service.

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Product life cycles

are used by management and marketing professionals to help determine advertising schedules, price points, expansion to new product markets, packaging redesigns, and more.

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Product life cycles

They can also help determine when newer products are ready to push older ones from the market.

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Butler (1980)

He developed a concept popularly known as the Destination Life Cycle (DLC) which uses the product life cycle as its foundation.

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Destination Life Cycle

What is DLC?

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Destination Life Cycle

It provides a framework for the marketing and management of destinations as it develops over time (Hsu et al. 2007).

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Exploration

Involvement

Development

Consolidation

Stagnation

Decline/Rejuvenation

6 Types of Destination Life Cycle

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Exploration

Marks the beginning of a tourist destination.

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Involvement

marks the beginning of tourism development; Infrastructure development begins.

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Development

When tourist arrivals are fast increasing; there is loss of local control and rise of foreign-owned facilities.

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Consolidation

Occurs when tourism has become major economic factor; discontentment of local people becomes evident.

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Stagnation

Occurs when the carrying capacity of the destination has been reached or exceed.

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Decline/Rejuvenation

Downward rate of tourist arrivals.

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Idea Generation

Idea Screening

Concept Development and Testing

Marketing Strategy

Business Analysis

Prototype Creation

Test Marketing

Commercialization

Evaluation

What are the 9 Stages in Product Development, adapted from Kotler et al. (2010)