Preliminary Flashcards
(94 cards)
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Leisure Travel De-Motivators/Travel Constraints
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Cost of travel Lack of time Lack of interest Health Family stage Fear and Safety
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Other factors that influence travel:
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Age
Gender/Sex
Education
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Destination Assessment
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Facilities Attractions Transportation Hospitality Resources Infrastructure
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Types of Traveller
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Domestic
Budget
Regular
High-End
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Group travel
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Budget Traveler
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Very strong cost considerations
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Budget Traveler
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Sightseeing-oriented
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Budget Traveler
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Not comfort-conscious
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Budget Traveler
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May or may not travel in groups
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Regular Traveler
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On the lookout for best value for money
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Regular Traveler
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Site or activity-oriented
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Regular Traveler
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Comfort important but not essential
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Regular Traveler
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Individual travel
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High-end traveler
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Willing to pay more
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High End Traveler
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Destination-conscious
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High-end traveler
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Comfort and convenience essential
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High-end traveler
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Internal and Inbound
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Domestic Traveler
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Promote resorts in
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Tagaytay and Batangas
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Types of ownerships in Resorts
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Sole
Partnership
Corporation
Membership
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Sand, Sea, Sun
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Beach
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Themed resort offering tropical amenities i.e. Hawaiian parties
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Tropical resort
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5 stars:
Has a butler Offers full service Business Center Provide Periodicals Communications
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Luxury Resort
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Examples of Luxury Resort:
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Amanpulo Resort, Palawan
Bella Rocca, Marinduque
Balesin
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Synonymous beach and luxury but differs in location
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Island Resort
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Spelunking, Rock Climbing, Mud Spa and Trekking. Located foot in the mountain
Mountain Resort/Ski Resort
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Examples of Mountain Resort/Ski Resort
Banahaw
Mt. Makiling
Mt. Pinatubo
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70% Freshwater
| 30% Saltwater
Lake Resort
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Examples of Lake Resort
Coron Island
| Bulusan, Sorsogon
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Property located near nature
Resort
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Place of relaxation
Resort
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Offering leisure and Recreational Activities
Resort
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Place for business
Resort
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Indoor/enclosed located in the city
Urban Resort
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Not all offers Recreational Activity
Urban Resort
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Ex. of Urban Resort
Diamond Resort
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Offering organic food, spa services, rooms for massage
Spa Resort
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Example of Spa Resort
Wensha
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Ex. Of Pet Resorts
Meow
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Flora and Fauna
Garden Resorts
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Leisure Travel Motivators
Physical
Interpersonal
Status and Prestige
Cultural
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More recreational and adventurous
Theme park resorts
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Have small stalls, food, shopping and only 21 y/o above
Casino Resorts
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Ecofriendly infrastructure
Ecological resort
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Part of luxury resort with a vast land
Golf resort
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Passive recreational activity
Fishing resort
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Extreme activities
Diving resort
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For survival techniques
Campsite
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Ex. Of Campsite
Taytay Falls and Mahayhay
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Classifications of resorts According to DOT:
Class "AAA"
Class "AA"
Class "A"
Special Interest
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Aspects under classifications of resorts
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Location and Environment
Parking and space
Facilities and Room Accommodation
Public washrooms
Sports and Recreational Facilities
Conference and Convention Facilities
Employee Facilities
Food and beverage outlets
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Location is suitable area from noise, atmospheric and marine pollution and accessible
AAA
AA
A
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Parking area for guests is a priority with CCTV and security
Class AAA
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First class hotel accommodation
Class AAA
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Standard room
Class AA
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Toilet, shower room separated from male and female, hot and cold water hand towel and hand dryer
Class AAA
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Not necessary H &C, Hand dryer
Class AA and A
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Sports and recreational facilities at least 4
Class AAA
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Sports and recreational facilities at least 3
Class AA
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Sports and recreational facilities at least 2
Class A
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Provided with separate public toilet in conference and convention facilities
Class AAA
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Has own cafeteria and pantry
Class AAA
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No cafeteria but separate locker and washrooms
Class AA and A
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At least one F&B outlet
Class AAA
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May or may not have accommodation but has a unique recreational activity like wake boarding in CamSur or rock climbing in Palawan
Special Interest
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General rules on the operation and management of resorts
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Lifeguard and security
Medical services
Fire fighting facilities
Signboards
Maintenance and Housekeeping
Beach and Lakeside Resorts
Designated Area
Precautionary measure
Prohibited acts and practices
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Hire an expert for washrooms and if materials are eco-friendly
Maintenance and Housekeeping
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12-24 and at least 2 lifeguards
Lifeguard and Security
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First aid kit and on-calls
Medical Services
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Fire extinguisher, emergency exit, evacuation plan
Fire-Fighting Facilities
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Nametag, Know your name, clear enough to see, concise and direct
Logo is accredited by DOT
Signboard
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Safety and security of water element
Beachside and Lakeside
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"No Swimming, Slippery when wet, road signs
Precautionary Measure
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Dynamite fishing
Prohibited acts and Practices
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Attraction/Attribute
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Orientation
Spatial Configuration
Authenticity
Ownership
Scarcity
Accessibility
Status
Carrying capacity
Market
Content
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Public owned-release of budget
| Certain grade of qualification
Public owned
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Profitability (Prediction)
Orientation
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Space/size: Geographical location
Spatial configuration
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Unique service that is imitated
Authenticity
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Example of Authenticity
Bangkong Kahoy Valley
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Limited but unique with no imitation
Scarcity
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Ex. Of Scarcity
Misibis Bay
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Priority to visit
Status
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Number of clients/passengers
Carrying Capacity
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How to get there
Accessibility
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Customers (age)
Market
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Time you allow your service to be given
Content
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Inskeeper 1991
Resorts are a Business
| Community Relations
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Planning
Market analysis
Demand assessment
Match with expected market-demand
Resorts are a business
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Residents living on or near the resort site
| Positive and negative impacts from such developments
Community relations
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Gee (1996)
| Resorts differ from other parts of tourism destination:
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Cater primarily on vacation or pleasure markets
Length of stay (average)-longer
Isolate, must be self-contained
Recreational-highly seasonal
Resort management=Visible management
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Mill (2001)
Resorts are distinct
Resort management
Resorts are established as a business
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Recreation attraction that draw the guests to the resort activities to occupy the guests during their stay
Resorts are distinct
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Total hospitality
Resort management
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Resorts are established as a business
Convert visitors
Attempt to hold their guests on-site
Attracts guests and hold them with superior quality facilities with superior service
