This document provides information about various topics related to travel and tourism. It discusses different types of travel (land, air, sea), accommodations (hotels, condominiums, hostels), and transportation (tour operators, travel agents, priceline group). It also addresses economic aspects of tourism including instability, strategies (import substitution, incentives), and the effects of technology on the hospitality sector (computer reservation systems, mobile communication, in-room technology).
This document provides information about various topics related to travel and tourism. It discusses different types of travel (land, air, sea), accommodations (hotels, condominiums, hostels), and transportation (tour operators, travel agents, priceline group). It also addresses economic aspects of tourism including instability, strategies (import substitution, incentives), and the effects of technology on the hospitality sector (computer reservation systems, mobile communication, in-room technology).
This document provides information about various topics related to travel and tourism. It discusses different types of travel (land, air, sea), accommodations (hotels, condominiums, hostels), and transportation (tour operators, travel agents, priceline group). It also addresses economic aspects of tourism including instability, strategies (import substitution, incentives), and the effects of technology on the hospitality sector (computer reservation systems, mobile communication, in-room technology).
This document provides information about various topics related to travel and tourism. It discusses different types of travel (land, air, sea), accommodations (hotels, condominiums, hostels), and transportation (tour operators, travel agents, priceline group). It also addresses economic aspects of tourism including instability, strategies (import substitution, incentives), and the effects of technology on the hospitality sector (computer reservation systems, mobile communication, in-room technology).
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Macro-Midterms Reviewer It is a form of travel in vehicles such as
helicopters, hot air balloons, blimps,
BSHM 1101 gliders, hang gliding, parachuting, airplanes, jets, or anything else that can Group 4 sustain flight. -AIR TRAVEL Old convents, monasteries, castles, It is a major factor in tourism. Examples fortresses converted into hotels by the of these are Manila Bay Sunset Cruise government and operated by a national in the Philippines, the Miami Cruise in tourism office. Florida, the Rhine River Cruise in -PARADORES Germany, and the Canal Cruise in An apartment or individual dwelling unit, Holland. owned by an individual but the -SEA TRAVEL management and services such as maintenance and security are handled by an independent company. Group 5 -CONDOMINIUM Give the 3 types of Travel It is the process of moving a product Transportation from creation and manufacturing into -LAND TRAVEL hands of final user. -AIR TRAVEL -MARKETING CHANNEL OF -SEA TRAVEL DISTRIBUTION Give atleast 5 types of They are people who assemble the Accommodations. component part of a holiday. -HOTELS -TOUR OPERATOR -CONDOMINIUM They help plan, choose, and arrange the -HOSTEL customer’s holiday. -BED & BREAKFAST -TRAVEL AGENTS -MOTELS OR MOTOR HOTEL An American company that finds -INNS discount rates for travel-related -PARADORES purchases such as airline and hotel It is one of the basic needs for any stay. tourism activity. -PRICELINE GROUP It is the form of lodges/hotels to world People who are required to have good class luxury hotels is available at all the sales, customer service and people major tourist destinations to provide the skills. tourist a home away from home. -TRAVEL AGENCY INTERMEDIARIES Accommodation is one of the basic True or False. Travel Agents can also needs for any tourism activity. be called private retailers. -ACCOMMODATION -TRUE The majority of seasoned travelers True or False. Travel Agents did not prefer to travel by train because of its provide visas or passport. safety record and the convenience and -FALSE satisfaction of viewing the scenery from a comfortable air conditioned car. -RAIL SERVICE True or False. Travel recommendations True or False. Growth theory are the level of personalized attention, emphasizes the need to expand or you could have trouble finding demand. someone who can help you get where -FALSE you need to be. Give the 5 Undesirable Economic -FALSE Aspects under Economic Instability True or False. Travel agents who book a -TOURIST ARRIVALS high volume of trips often have access -POLITICAL EFFECTS to perks that you might not be able to -SAFETY AND SECURITY get on your own. -SPREAD OF DISEASES -TRUE -FLUCTUATIONS IN THE MONEY True or False. Time and Money Savings Give the 3 Economic Strategies that is when you will search out the travel have been adapted. options that best meets your needs and GIVE THE THREE ECONOMIC budget. STRATEGIES THAT HAVE BEEN -FALSE ADAPTED. Define Technology. -IMPORT SUBSTITUTION -Technology speeds up the operation -INCENTIVES of hospitality and tourism industry. -FOREIGN EXCHANGE Enumerate how I.T. has affected the Give two examples of Common realm of Hospitality Sector. Incentives. -COMPUTER RESERVATION SYSTEM -SUBSIDIES -MOBILE COMMUNICATION -GRANTS -IN-ROOM TECHNOLOGY
BSHM 1102 GOOD LUCK!!! GROUP 4
True or False. Unbalanced growth
requires huge amount of capital, making investments in on leading sectors. -FALSE True or False. Economic Strategies is the key to maximizing the economic effects of tourism and hospitality is to minimize the amount of revenue. -FALSE True or False. Import Substitution is a payment or concession to simulate greater output or investment. -FALSE True or False. Balance growth is an economic theory pioneered by the economist Ragnal Nurkse. -FALSE