MACRO UNIT 1 Flashcards

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are crucial in various settings like hotels, airports, cruise ships, trains, shopping malls, fast service restaurants, taverns, bars, kiosks, supermarkets, food stalls, carts, and trucks.

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The Food and Bevarage Component

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offer a variety of accommodations, including budget motels, luxury hotels, resorts, inns, lodges, ski lodges, and casino hotels, showcasing traditional customs and cultural traditions.

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The Lodging Component

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originating from traditional hosts’ duties, includes food, beverages, lodging, storytelling, games, and jugglers. Today, it includes recreational activities like golf, tennis, and concerts.

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Recreation and Entertainment Component

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encompass businesses offering primary services to travelers, including food, lodging, recreation, entertainment, transportation, travel agencies, and tour operators.

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Travel and Tourism Component

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enables people to move from one
place to another, using various methods like
automobiles, RVs, buses, trains, ships, and airplanes.

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Transportation

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are vital in the tourism and hospitality industry, selling travel packages and negotiating lower prices through high-
volume purchases with hotels and airlines.

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Travel Agencies and Tour Operators

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is a multidimensional phenomenon,
categorized by Berne University professors
Hunziker and Krapf, Britain’s Tourism
Society, and Cardiff Tourism Society,
referring to temporary movement to
destinations outside home environments.

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Tourism

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5 Main Characteristics of Tourism (Burkart & Medlik, 1997)

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Complexity

Dynamic Journey and Static Stay

Short-term, Temporary Movement to Destination

Focused on non-paid work purposes

excluding business or vocational reasons

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derived from the Latin word “hospitare”, refers to a host who prepares to meet a guest’s basic
needs, such as food, beverages, lodging, or shelter, and is also referred to as a hospital, hospice, or hostel.

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Hospitality

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are those visiting
a country for at least 24 hours, while the UN Conference
on International Travel and Tourism in 1963 expanded to
include tourists, temporary visitors, and excursionists.

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Tourist

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Nature of a Tour

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Domestic Tourism
International Tourism
Package Tour
Independent Tour

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Travels within national boundaries,
often easier due to lack of language, currency, or
documentation barriers.

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Domestic Tourism

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Travels outside the nation, requiring
stricter documentation and language and currency barriers.

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International Tourism

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An all-inclusive package, organized by tour
operators, usually at a cheaper price.

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Package Tour

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Tourists purchase facilities separately,
either through reservations or travel agents.

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Independent Tour

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The Tourist Products

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Service

Psychological Attraction:

Vary in Standard and Quality

Fixed Slots

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is a geographical unit where the tourists visits and stay.

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The Tourist Destination

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Types of attraction

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Site
Event
Natural
Man Made

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The destination itself has appeal.

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Site Attraction

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drawn to the destination solely
because of what is taking place

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Event Attraction

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Draw tourists due to the beauty of
the surrounding environment

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Natural Attraction

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Locations that were constructed with the goal of attracting.

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Man Made Attraction

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Primary Group of Tourist Service

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Passenger Transport

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Secondary Group of Tourist Service

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Accommodation

Food and Beverages

Entertainment

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Third Group of Tourist Service
Travel Agent Tour Operator
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Distinguished between public and private, domestic and international, and modes like land, sea, and air.
Passenger Transport
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Temporary place where travelers stay.
Accommodation
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Various types of food and drinks that are consumed.
Food and Beverages
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Designed to provide enjoyment to people or tourists.
Entertainment
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An expert who helps customers plan and schedule their travel plans.
Travel Agent
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Plans and sells travel packages.
Tour Operator
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The Importance of Tourism and Hospitality
Economic Contributions Global Wealth Distribution Economic Stimulation Job Creation Social Influence Cultural Benefits Educational Value Peace Promotion