Characteristics of Tourism and Hospitality Sectors

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Intangibility

Tourism products cannot be reproduced or reused.

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Limited life-span

Tourism products cannot be stored so, unless consumed when planned, they are waste

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Aggregability

Tourism product can be formed by aggregating various products, and this makes its commercialization and quality control more difficult

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Heterogeneity

Service performance is unique for each customer.

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Inconsistency

Tourism experiences vary for each customer.

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People-oriented

Tourism relies heavily on human interactions.

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Perishability

Tourism products cannot be stored; they expire.

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Inseparability

Production and consumption occur simultaneously.

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Inflexibility

Travel products have limited adaptability to changes.

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Imitability

Tourism products are easy to replicate.

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1. People who travel;
2. To the other states or countries for; and
3. Vacation or to learn something

these are considered to be tourism components in the industry.

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Tourist Destination

Geographical unit visited by tourists.

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Seasonality

Demand for tourism fluctuates with seasons.

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Interdependence

Tourism products rely on each other for success.

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High fixed costs

Service operations require significant upfront investment.

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Capital-intensive

Hotel industry requires large financial investments.

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24/7 Operations

Hotels operate continuously without breaks.

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Tourist Services

Services needed during travel and stay.

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Tourist Products

Attractions or activities offered to tourists.

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Markets

Specific groups of buyers for tourism products.

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Dynamic element

The journey aspect of tourism experience.

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Static element

The stay aspect of tourism experience.

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Temporary movement

Travel to destinations is short-term.

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Non-work related

Tourism activities are not for employment.

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Customer interaction

Staff and customer engagement affects quality.

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Quality control

Maintaining standards in tourism product offerings.

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Catering services

Food and beverage services for tourists.

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Entertainment facilities

Leisure activities available for tourists.