Studied by 1 personCulture clash
When tourists fail to respect local customs and values, often leading to issues.
Loss of authenticity
When cultural activities are completely changed to give a false image of the host country.
Leisure tourists
________: People who are visiting somewhere to have fun and relax, making use of their free time in order to do so.
Transportation
________: Different methods of getting to destination, can be by land, sea or air.
Incentive scheme
Incentives, include travel as a part of motivational drive to increase reward for employee effort.
Attractions
________: Places in a destination which provide provide an oppurtunity for relaxation, amusement, entertainment and education.
Guesthouse
________: Establishment of atleast 5 rooms that offers dining services.
Accommodation
________ can be of 2 types: Serviced or self- catering.
Accommodation providers
________: Tourists need somewhere to stay, and accomodation can be of many types such as.
Motel
________- Similar to a small hotel situated next to a road that is usually meant for overnight rest.
Travel agent
________: Main role is to sell holidays and ancillary products (insurance, car hire etc), provide information and advise customers.
Export leakage
________, when big companies invest and make profit in a country, but take their profits somewhere else.
Principals
________: suppliers of the travel and tourism industry products.
National Tourism Organisation
________, NTOS: Their mission is to increase the value of inbound tourism into a particular country that they are situated in.
Hotel
________- Establishment of atleast 10 rooms that has high standards and offers dining services.
Tour operator
________: Main role is to combine travel components and create a package holiday, as this can be very convenient and easy for the customers.
Domestic tourist
________: Holiday spent at home /resident country.
Business tourists
________: People travelling for business meetings such as sale trips, attendance at conferences and trade shows.
MICE
________: Meetings, events designed to bring people together for exchange of information.
Domestic tourist
Holiday spent at home/resident country.
Outgoing tourist
Holiday spent abroad in country other than residence.
Principals
Suppliers of the travel and tourism industry products.
Transportation
Different methods of getting to destination, can be by land, sea or air
Leisure tourists
People who are visiting somewhere to have fun and relax, making use of their free time in order to do so.
Business tourists
People travelling for business meetings such as sale trips, attendance at conferences and trade shows.
MICE
Meetings, events designed to bring people together for exchange of information.
Visiting friends and relatives (VFR)
Returning back to the country of origin for a period of time for purpose of visit.
Travel agent
Main role is to sell holidays and ancillary products (insurance, car hire etc), provide information and advise customers.
Tour operator
Main role is to combine travel components and create a package holiday, as this can be very convenient and easy for the customers.
Hotel
Establishment of atleast 10 rooms that has high standards and offers dining services
Motel
Similar to a small hotel situated next to a road that is usually meant for overnight rest.
Guesthouse
Establishment of at least 5 rooms that offers dining services.
Accommodation
A place where a tourist can stay during a holiday. Can be serviced or self-catering.
Attractions
Places in a destination which provide provide an opportunity for relaxation, amusement, entertainment and education.
National Tourism Organisation, NTOS
Their mission is to increase the value of inbound tourism into a particular country that they are situated in.
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