EBS Business Terms Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Accommodation

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A place for guests to stay.

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Amenities

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Things provided for the convenience of guests to make their stay comfortable.

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Attractions

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Places that draw tourists by either catering to their needs and wants or having a feature of interest.

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Close-ended question

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A type of question that can be answered quickly by choosing from a set of options.

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Competitors

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Businesses that provide the same or similar products and services.

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Customer

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A person who buys goods and services from a business.

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Customer Experience

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Entire interaction between a business and its customers.

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Deadline

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A date or time a task must be completed by.

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Destinations

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Places tourists travel to.

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Effective communication

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Occurs when the receiver understands the intended message from the sender.

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Facilities

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Buildings, equipment or services that are provided to cater to the needs of customers.

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Good-producing businesses

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Uses resources to make goods that can be seen and touched.

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Goodwill

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Positive ideas or feelings that the public has towards a business, its products and its staff.

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Interviewer

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Someone who conducts a survey.

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Local brands

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Brand started and owned by Singaporeans which includes fashion apparel, shoes, food and confectionary.

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Miscommunication

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Occurs when the receiver interprets a message differently from what the sender wanted to say.

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Needs

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Goods and services that are necessary for survival. Examples of basic needs are food. water, clothing and housing.

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Open-ended question

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A type of question that respondents can create their own answers to.

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Press release

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A written statement by businesses that is sent to reporters. It usually contains factual information about a business or its products.

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QR Code

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Stands for “quick response code”. It is used to provide easy access to information through a mobile phone.

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Questionnaire

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A list of questions used to collect information from respondents.

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Receiver

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A person who makes sense of the message directed at him or her.

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Related products

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Goods or services that are often used together with the product that the customer is already going to buy.

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Respondent

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Someone who replies to a survey.

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Retailers
Businesses that sell goods and services directly to customers.
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Revenue
Total sales = Revenue | Revenue - Cost = Profit
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Savvy customers
know exactly what they are buying and who they are buying from.
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Sender
A person who creates a message and directs it to someone.
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Service-providing business
Provide services that are not tangible but can be experienced when sellers interact with customers.
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Target market
Group of customers with similar needs and wants that a business chooses to serve.
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Total sales
Total sales = Revenue
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Tourists
Travelers who go from one place to another for enjoyment or for business.
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Trends
Changes in the world that will affect/impact a business and its customers.
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Wants
Goods and services that are NOT necessary for survival but we would like to have. Examples of wants are game consoles, brand-name shoes and bags, high-end smartphones.