Lesson 1 Flashcards

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It’s costly and challenging but it helps describe different market segments.

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Psychographic Variables

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It’s used in specialized wll developed markets to add more details to simpler analyses.

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Psychographic Variables

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Product Life Cycle:

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Inception (Discovery)
Growth (Development)
Maturity
Sustainability
Decline

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It’s used when there is more supply than demand.

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Consumer Orientation

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It focuses on understanding and meeting the needs and wants of the tourist to provide a product or
service that satisfies them.

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Consumer Orientation

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It focuses on meeting the needs and wants of tourists while also considering and preserving the long-term well-being of the local community.

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Societal-Marketing Approach or Societal Orientation

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Ilt involves grouping people with-similar-needs and wants to better serve the market.

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Marketing Segmentation

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Ilt is a widely recognized method for analyzing demand

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Marketing Segmentation

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9
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This data is simple to understand and use

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Socioeconomic and Demographic Variables

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are often used because it’s easy to gather this information from things like
census and media data.

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Socioeconomic factors

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The information collected is directly related to the specific product being looked at.

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Product-Related Variables

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12
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Uniqueness of Tourism Marketing:

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Tourism is a service.
Service provided is usually composed of several components.
Travel agents are a necessity.
The demand is highly elastic, seasonal in character, and subject to changes in taste and fashion.

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Focuses on the products or services that are offered.

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Product Orientation

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It can work well when there is more demand than supply

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Product Orientation

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This refers to the distribution channels used to deliver the product or service to the customer.

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Place

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It includes the location, the supply chain, and how the product reaches the consumer (retailers, online
platforms, etc.)

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The activities that communicate the product’s value and persuade customers to buy it.

18
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Marketing is all about ________ with customers.

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It is the central goal of hospitality marketing.

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Customer satisfaction

20
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is made up of those businesses that offer one or more of the following: accommodation, prepared food and beverage service, and/or entertainment.

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Hospitality Industry

21
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It consists of all those activities necessary to bring a product or service from the manufacturer to the end
user.

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is the art and science of finding, retaining, and growing profitable custorers.

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In marketing it is the organized process through which an organization aims to meet tourist demand by conducting research, predicting trends, and choosing the right tourism products and services

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balances both the needs of tourists and the goals of the organization or destination.

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plays a key role in identifying and meeting tourism demand.
Tourism research
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includes four key elements: product, price, promotion, and distribution (sometimes called "place"). It also involves research, information systems, and planning.
Marketing Mix
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4-P's in Marketing:
Product Price Place Promotion
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This refers to what is being offered to meet customer needs and desires.
Product
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It includes the design, features, quality, branding, and variations of the product or service.
Product
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The amount customers are willing to pay for the product or service.
Price
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This involves setting a price that reflects the perceived value, competition, and costs.
Price
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Tge Acronym M.C.M stands for
Marketing Campaign Materials