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    The document defines different types of tourism including domestic, international, package tours, and independent tours. It also discusses various factors that influence tourist destinations such as attractions, amenities, accessibility, and the importance of cultural enrichment from tourism. Tourism is described as the temporary movement of people to destinations outside their normal homes for purposes such as leisure, business, religious reasons, and cultural experiences.

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    THE NATURE OF TOUR

    Domestic Tourism
    International Tourism
    Package tour
    Independent tour
    DOMESTIC TORISM

    • Refers to travel taken exclusively within the


    national bounderies of the Traveler’s country.
    INTERNATIONAL TOURISM

    •Involves the movement of people across


    international bounderies
    PACKAGE TOUR

    • - Sometimes called INCLUSIVE TOUR is an arrangement


    in which transport and accommodation is bought by the
    tourist at an all-inclusive price and the price of the
    individual elements cannot be determined by the purchaser
    himself.
    INDEPENDENT TOUR

    • Is one in which the tourist buys these facilities separetly,


    either making reservations in advance through a travel agent
    or in-route during his tour
    TOURIST PRODUCT
    CONSISTS OF WHAT THE TOURIST BUY

    CHARACTERISTIC
     It is a Service (Intagible item)
    Largely Psychological in its attraction
    Tends to vary in standard and quality over time.
    Supply of the product is fixed
    TOURIST DESTINATION

    • Is a geographical unit which the tourist visits


    and where he stays, It may be a village, a town,
    a city, a district, a region, an island, a country or
    a continent.
    3 BASIC FACTOR IN TOURIST DESTINATION

    • 1. ATTRACTIONS
    Site Attraction – is one in which the destination itself has
    appeal.
    Event Attraction – one in which tourist drawn to the destination
    solely because of what is taking place there
    3 BASIC FACTOR IN TOURIST DESTINATION

    Natural Attraction – include mountains, beaches, climatic


    features such as sunshine and pure air…
    Man-Made Attraction – include buildings of historical or
    architectural interest.
    3 BASIC FACTOR IN TOURIST DESTINATION

    • 2. AMENITIES AND FACILITIES


    includes accommodations, food, local transport and
    communications, and entertainment at the site
    3 BASIC FACTOR IN TOURIST DESTINATION

    • 3. ACCESSIBILITY
    it means having regular and convenient forms of transport, in terms
    of time/distance to the destination from the originating country at a
    reasonable price.
    TOURIST SERVICE

    • - The travel and stay tourist give rise to a wide range of services in the course of a holiday
    • -Accommodation, food and beverage, and entertainment constitute the second group of tourist
    services.
    • - Consist of those provided by the travel agent and by the group operator
    CHARACTERISTIC OF TOURISM

    1. The Product is not brought to the consumer


    2. The Product of Tourism are not used up
    3. Tourism is a labor-intensive industry
    4. Tourism is People Oriented
    5. Tourism is multi-dimensional phenomenon
    6. The Tourist industry is seasonal
    7. The industry is dynamic
    IMPORTANCE OF TOURISM

    1. Contribution to the balance of payments


    2. Dispersion of development
    3. Effect on general economic development
    4. Employment Opportunities
    5. Social Benefits
    6. Cultural Enrichment
    7. Educational Significance
    8. A Vital source of Peace
    • They defines Tourism as the “ Sum of the 1._____________ an relationships
    arising from the 2._______and stay of Non-Residents, in so far as they do not lead
    to a 3. ____________residence and are connected to any earning activity.
    • Tourism is the temporary 4_______________________of people to destinations
    outside the places where they normally live and work and their activities during
    their stay at these 5________________.
    • . Element of travel are, 6 _______,7__________,8___________ and 9_________.
    • . One important of Tourism is 10.________________that emphasize a sharing and
    appreciation of cultures.
    • .Compare the Tourism Industry to other Industry (5 points)
    • They defines Tourism as the “ Sum of the _____________ an relationships arising from the _______and stay
    of Non-Residents, in so far as they do not lead to a ____________residence and are connected to any earning
    activity.
    • Tourism is the temporary _______________________of people to destinations outside the places where they
    normally live and work and their activities during their stay at these________________.
    . Element of travel are,
    . One important of Tourism is ________________that emphasize a sharing and appreciation of cultures.
    .Compare the Tourism Industry to other Industry (5 points)
    • 1. Phenomena
    • 2. Travel
    • 3. Permanent
    • 4. Short-term Movement
    • 5. Destination
    • 6. Distance
    • 7. Length of Stay
    • 8. Residence of the traveler
    • 9. Purpose of Travel
    • 10. Cultural Enrichment
    Score X 30/15 + 70 = Rate
    THE HISTORY OF TOURISM

    • EARLY TOURISM
    - Travel and Exploration are basic to human nature. Man has traveled since the earlist times
    although the “TOURISM” was used only in the early 19th century.
    - TOURISM is derived from the the Hebrew word “TORAH” which means STUDYING,
    LEARNING, SEARCHING
    -Early tourism has 2 forms of travel: Travel for Business such as Trading and Religious travel.
    DISCUSSION
    Why there is a Rapid Growth of
    Torism?
    ASSIGNMENT

    • Discuss the relationship of Motivation, needs


    and wants

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