Preliminary Flashcards

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Mission of College

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The college of tourism, hotel and restaurant management shall produce competent hospitality professionals adequately prepared in the practice of their professions supportive of national development goals and standards of global excellence.

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Vision of College

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The mseuf college tourism, hotel and restaurant management shall be globally competitive hospitality management institution.

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Outdoor activity that generally takes place in an unusual remote or a wilderness area

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Adventure tourism

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Girlfriend getaways

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Adventure tourism

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Woman at my range group of 41 and 60 are going mountain climbing, kayaking and surfing

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Adventure tourism

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Expedition cruising find people expedition cruises to Antarctica, the Galapagos and Alaska

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Adventure Tourism

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Nasumi Forest, Rizal
40 years above
Spider web, Rock climbing

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Adventure tourism

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Indoor not adventuresome

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Adventure tourism

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Theme to be part of the trends

Senior citizen

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Adventure tourism
Touring: 10 days around Asia 
Pilgrimage tourism 
Story of Bethlehem, Vatican
Don't feel tired
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Where darks offer hospitality as well as an opportunity for tourists to assist with farming tasks-Educational and entertainment farms

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Agritourism

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Provides a second steam income earning opportunity

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Agritourism

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Example agritourism

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Benguet
US
Berry farm, Flower farm

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Educational aspect

How to prepare, plant, harvest

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Agritourism

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Visitors learn about the atomic age by traveling to significant dit s in atomic history such as museums with atomic weapons vehicles that carried atomica weapons or sites ere atomic weapons were detonated

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Atomic tourism

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Example atomic tourism

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National museum
Intramuros 
Fort Santiago
6x6
Luna ng train
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Type a d cultural tourism that promotes independent bookstores as a group travel destination

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Bookstore tourism

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It started as grassroots efforts to support locally owned and operated book shops many of which have struggled to compete with large bookstore chains and online retailers

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Bookstore tourism

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Example bookstore tourism

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Along Recto, Morayta
Exhibitions of bookstores
Tourism destination books

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Sometimes referred to as Heritage tourism

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Cultural tourism

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Divisi n of tourism conferences with region’s culture specifically the lifestyle and history of the people le, art, architecture religion and other elements

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Cultural tourism

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Example cultural tourism

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Vigan
7 cities of the world
Architectural design
History of the people

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Adrenaline tourism

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Extreme tourism

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Extreme tourism known as

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Thrillcation
Extreme tourism
Controlled edge tourism
Danegers tourism

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More than adventure tourism and maximum tourism

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Extreme tourism

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Example extreme tourism
Amusement park | Abyss-Ocean park 2006
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Island tourism, beach
Cliff diving
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The practice of traveling to another country for fertility treatments
Fertility tourism
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More on medical
Fertility tourism
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Defined as free time not doing any work
Leisure time
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It is that time to do things that you normally have no time for in your daily life
Leisure tourism
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Involves people who travel to a different place to receive treatment for a dose sa, health condition, or a surgical procedure and seeking lower cost and higher quality of care
Medical tourism
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Does not apply to a specific form of holiday
Military tourism
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Euthanasia tourism
Suicidal tourism
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Associated with the pro-euthanasia movement which organizes trips to potential divide candidates in there few place where euthanasia is permitted
Suicidal tourism
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Example military tourism
Marawi Philippine Navy Subic
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One of the fastest growing forms of international and domestic tourism
Wellness tourism
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This form of tourism involve a people who travel o q different place to pursue activities that maintain or engage their personal health and wellness and who're seeking unique, authentic or location based experiences
Wellness tourism
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Observation of wild non-domestic animals in their natural environment or captivity Photography, viewing and feeding of animals
Wildlife tourism
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Example wildlife tourism
Zoobic Safari Proni2, Bohol 240 kilos phyton, 22 feet Marimar dancing
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Conducting virtual tourism and virtual museums
Virtual tourism | 5d
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Travel to another country for the purpose of giving birth in the country
``` Birth tourism US- citizenship Singapore Give birth on an airplane Medical certification of OB ```
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Travel for the purpose of obtaining or using drug for recreational or medical use that are unavailable, illegal or very expensive in one's home jurisdiction
Drug tourism Medical Marijuana China to Philippines (shabu)
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A Tourism that combine sailing and boating with vacation and holiday activities
Nautical tourism
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Example nautical tourism
Cruise trip
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The act of traveling to locations featured in popular literature, film, music or any other culture tourism
Pop culture tourism
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Example pop culture tourism
``` South Korea-KPop Sariaya Japan Heritage house taken over to LGU China-bird's nest olympics ```
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Spend your vacations with drinking alcohol and without having any sex, having to swim in separate swimming pools for men and women and eating red meat
Halal Tourism 6 hours a day Mecca-Haj end on September 3
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Includes audio walking tours and other audio forms of museum, audio guides and audio travel books
Audio tourism
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Example audio tourism
Puerto Princesa Underground river | Tourism, Museum Guide
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Appeals to people attracted to alternate lifestyle and their friends
Gay tourism
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Example gay tourism
Thailand-nightlife | Night market
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A niche market segment evolved out of 3 major sectors:creative, cultural and shopping tourism
Fashion tourism, Fashion week
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The overnight travelers aged 15 years and above who participate in the following activity s: festivals/fairs or cultural event, organized sporting event
Events tourism
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Example events tourism
Sea games | Collegiate
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Operating a meeting Factors
``` Arrival- Registration desk Reception- Meal functions Meeting functions Trade show ``` -different people,
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Plane s send out a map of the venue indicating the hotel's relationship to the airport and train station and including information about transfers to the hotel, their availability and how much an attendee should expect to pay
Arrival
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After hotel, check in most meeting attendees looks for the meeting's registration desk
Registration desk
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Basic badge styles
Adhesive or plastic sleeve Meeting that last more than one day does not use adhesive badges The plastic sleeve badge attaches with a pin or clip NAME TAG
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If the group is large,
counters with alphabetical headers and seperate spaces for specials guests and speakers are preferred Registration counters
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Include a host d or open bar or hors d' oevres
Reception (most)
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Registration packets include a meal tickets and a list of where each function is to be held
Meal functions
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New hotels are constructed with meeting needs in in mind
Room set up
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Setup
``` U-Shaped Square Double width T shape Round Hollow square ```
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When the meeting involves well-known speakers or topics of public interest, the meeting planner invites __
Trade or National Press
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Refreshments should be provided on a continuing basis because it not usually possible to schedule a defined break period
Giant convention | Breaks
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It is most used when high visibility speakers are available but it has limitations- Open forum--
Lecture format Meeting formats Modern audience's inability to sit still too long for any speaker no matter how good
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Podium, light and microphones
Audio visual materials
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Experts in shipping and mailing for the principal parts of its show and display of materials Trade shows and meeting feed off each other
Trade shows
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Parts of corporations' system of employee motivations and is closely linked to meeting business Anything that moves a person to increased effort
Incentive Incentive travel Get from suppliers
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Planning an incentive:
``` Setting specific goals Measuring performance Communicating standards to participants Choosing rewards Celebrating achievements ```
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Program
Registration - list of attendees - invitations - separate registration to groupmates (time-in, signature, time-out, signature) - documentation Program - flow - persons involve - facilitators - speaker - entertainer Finance -keeping money Entertainment Food and Beverage -Simple Snack Certificates -tokens, attendees, speakers, tarp Logistics - Flag - Sound System - Requisitions - Buyers - Runners
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Social, legislative or economic group convenes its members to provide information on a particular situation to deliberate and consequently establish consent on policies among the participants ``` Exhibitions Congress Conference Training Workshops ``` Events Management booka
Convention
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Many speakers show a film and unless the content is right on point, many attendees take the dimming of the lights as a signal to sneak a nap
Audiovisual materials
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simplest of AV equipment
Overhead projector
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It is never a good time for the speaker
Audiovisual materials | The after lunch slot
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Anything that requires the audience to do something active is best scheduled then
Workshop Roundtable Audiovisual materials
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The length of breaks
Depends on a group size | 100 people- 20 minutes
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Special seating is reserved for this purpose
Press
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Should motivate the group for the rest of the meeting
The keynote speaker at the plenary sessions
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Must consider how to showcase a speaker
Planner | Speakers
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The hotel might have several meetings going on at once
Registration desk
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The daily schedule board in the lobby of announcements on closed circuit tv on hotel room show where various groups are holding registration and meetings
Registration desk
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It Dictates registration procedures
Group size | registration counters
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It involves collecting fees and issuing badges-__ must be briefed thoroughly
On site registration clerk Registration counters Pre-registration- family name, signature
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One in which the sponsoring organizations pay for the drinks
Hosted or open bar | Reception
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Some meetings have this where guests pay the bartender directly for their drinks
Cash bar | Reception
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They do not use meal stubs because members know each other and ___ are soon spotted
Many small groups | gate crashers
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They find meal tickets a handy way to keep tabs on how many meals are actually eaten
Meal functions | Midsize to Large groups
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Their rooms have no columns or other sightline problems
Room setup | Small groups and executive meetings- conference style variations
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Everyone all together
Plenary session
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Can be set in several different ways depending on the size of the group
Meeting rooms
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Held in a section of the hotel's divided ballroom. Fortunately, the group next door is a quiet one and there is no sound leakage
Room set-up
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Suit most small to midsize groups
Classroom or schoolroom-style rooms
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Large group require __ Chairs are set in rows facing the speaker
theatre or auditorium style setups.
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Many speakers show a film and unless the content is right on point, many attendees take the dimming of the lights as a signal to sneak a nap
Audiovisual materials
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simplest of AV equipment
Overhead projector
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It is never a good time for the speaker
Audiovisual materials | The after lunch slot
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Anything that requires the audience to do something active is best scheduled then
Workshop Roundtable Audiovisual materials
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The length of breaks
Depends on a group size | 100 people- 20 minutes
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Special seating is reserved for this purpose
Press
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Should motivate the group for the rest of the meeting
The keynote speaker at the plenary sessions
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Must consider how to showcase a speaker
Planner | Speakers
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First hotel built in the US
The City Hotel
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High Rise building
The City Hotel
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GDS
Global Distribution System
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Reservation system
Amadeus | Abacus
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Greece
Elephant Island Bella Roca Marinduque
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It may be regarded as a form of medical tourism
Fertility tourism
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The main reasons for fertility tourisms are legal regulation of the sought procedure in the home country or lower price
Fertility tourism
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Main destination for surrogacy
India | Also Europe
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Fertility example
``` Joel Cruz Dancing in Ubando Festival, Bulacan Pray to Santo Niño Magampon ka ng anak Strong belief of Catholicism- not allowed in the Philippines Babypicker ```
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General definition for holiday whose competitive advantage carrying components has a military background such as shooting with military arms, riding a tank and flying combat aircrafts
Military tourism
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When people are visiting places of former military sites
Military tourism
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In the hopes of encouraging the decriminalization or the practice in other parts of the world
Suicidal tourism
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No limit
Extreme tourism
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Few of the terms that incorporate the ever growing need of the new generation of tourists that want to experience everything
Extreme tourism
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Large sometimes international but usually national meetings of business circles for commercial exhibition and/or discussion
Conventions
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Usually short, lasting 2-3 days with no determined frequency
Convention
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When any group gets together to exchange views and consequently to convey a message, open a debate or give publicity to some opinions on specific issues
Conference
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For study purpose
Conferences
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Involves research inputs and sharing of findings and require active contribution from attendees
Conference
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Aimed at establishing position papers as a result of the exchange of views
Conference
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It requires no tradition, continuity or periodicity and generally held for a short duration of time
Conference
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Discuss agenda
Meeting
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Resolve questions/issues
Congress
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Deliberate on and establish rules, policies, business, strategies, etc.
Convention
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Members in a small group
Meeting
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For members only on a representational basis
Congress
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Members in a bigger groups
Convention
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No membership required, smaller than congress
Conference
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Regular or periodic gathering of people who belong to religious , cultural, professional or other associative groups
Congress
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MICE
Meetings incentive Conventions Congress Exhibition