Semi-Final Flashcards
(95 cards)
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A process whereby assets of a particular destination are moulded to meet the needs of national and international customers
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Tourism Product Development
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Resources
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Assets
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A bundle of activities , services and benefits that constitute the entire tourism experience
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Tourism product
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Collection of physical and service features together with symbolic associations which are expected to fulfill needs and wants of the buyers
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Tourism product
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Fulfill
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Wants
Convert need to wants
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Hard to promote
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Intangible product
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Why there is more hotesland restaurants
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Fulfill wants, satisfaction of customers
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Compinents of tourism
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Physical Plant Service Hospitality Freedom of choice Involvement
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Core of any tourism product which can be a site
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Physical plant
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Main
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Core
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Added feature
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Augmented product
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Technical performance of specific tasks required to meet the needs of tourists
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Service
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Enhancement of services/something extra
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Hospitality
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Acceptable range pf options in order for the experience to be satisfactory
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Freedom of choice
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Participation of consumers in some degree
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Involvement
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Prerequisite to tourism product development
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Accessibility Resources/existing products Demand Policy and government Tourism in relation to the destinations overall economy Acceptability to tourism stakeholders
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Schedule of mode of transportations, roads, locations, signages visible
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Accessibility
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Industries left behind but not agriculture but lack in technology
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Quezon Province
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First accredited Agri-tourism in CALABARZON
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Costales
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Tourist arrival/demand
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Demand
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Zoning
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Policy and regulations
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Employed, Unemployed
GDP
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Tourism in relation to the destination’s overall economy
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A certification issued by the Department to tourism enterprise that officially recognizes it as having compiled with the minimum standards for the operation of tourism facilities and services
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Accreditation
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Meeting standards
Voluntary DOT (Php 1,500.00) should have certain amenities Required to Hotels
Travel agency- 2 years
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Accreditation
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Hotel star band
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Five star - 85-100% (Deluxe)
Four star- 70-85% (First class)
Three stat- 55-70% (Standard)
Two Star- 40-55 % (Economy)
One Star- 25-40% (Inn) *not acceptable
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Dimensions for Hotel Category
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Arrival/departure
Public areas
Bedroom
Bathroom
Food and beverage
Amenities and services
Business practices
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Support facilities to comfort room with plated DOT plaque
Renewable 1 year
Gas stations
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Tourism Product Development Process
Identify all tourism assets or resources in your destination
Match the asset with potential markets
Make the product more inviting by providing or upgrading the infrastructure, accommodation facilities and other services
Develop activities around the tourism assets to be marketed
Communicate the functional and emotional benefits of the tourism product to the target markets
Develop a destination marketing organization (DMO)
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Needs ROI
Feasibility study
| *Pre-Feasibility study
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Types of Tourism Product Development
Existing product improvement (Renovation)
| New product development
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Principles of Tourism product development
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Relevance
Sustainability
Circuits and routes
Market knowledge
Product knowledge
Product market match
Hubs and spokes
Variety
Tourist involvement
Central role of government
Importance of local government units (LGUs)
Dedicated to TPD Function
Stakeholder participation
Long term planning
Zoning
Investment lromotions
Capacity-builing
Compatibility woth destination
Holistic approach
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Target market
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Surfers
-Leisure tourists
-Business travelers
Conference attendees
Golfers
Single women
LGBT
Student traveler
Backpackers
Families
PWDs
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Product market matching process
Producing an inventory of tourism resources in a given area
Conducting market research to identify market segments and their respective characteristics and requirements
Matching the market segments with the resources
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Components of Tourism Product Development Plan
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Development strategy
Development Zones
Scale and form of development
Policy and intervention initiatives
Economic analysis of funding or new tourism product development
Marketing plan
Action plan
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Defined as the creation, provision or addition of facilities , amenities and services to meet the needs of the tourists
Tourism development
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The central aspects of tourism attractions tourism/ Components of tourism development
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Attractions
Accessibility
Transport
Supporting Facilities
Infrastructure
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Classification of Attractions
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Nature
Industrial Tourism
Sports and Recreational Facilities
Customs and Traditions
Health and Wellness
Others
Special Events
Shopping
History and Culture
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Supporting facilities
Hospitality Services
Gas Stations
Travel Agencies
Tourist Information Services
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Drainage, Health, Communication, Water, Electricity, Road
Underground development
Infrastructure
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Developing Agencies
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DOT
PTA/TIEZA
PCVC/TPB
NPDC
IA
NPF
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Motives for Development
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Economic
Social and Environmental developed and industrialized nation
Improve their balance of payment
Increase income levels
Create new opportunities
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Particular in the developing countries
Economic
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Contributor to the economy
Tourism
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Foreign exhange, remittance, import export
Payment
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Types of development
Integrated
| Catalyst
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Entire development is undertaken by a single agency
One developer only handles whole Tourism development
Integrated
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Entities, middlemen
Catalyst
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Two essentiao conditions for succesful tpurism development
The motivation
| The development should ensure the existence of a MARKET (Target Market) --actual or potential
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Forms of Tourism
Activity
Target Market
Place
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Family Tourism
Gap Tourism
Honeymoon
Senior travel
Solo Female Travel
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Caters to family
Family tourism
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Provision for family travellers
Family tourism
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Family-friendly parking facilities
Child-friendly
Designated check-in desk
Pre-boarding of aircraft
Baby stroller drop-off
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Nominal period during which a person delays further education or employment in order to travel
Gap year
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Done during a leave from school, during a year between high school and college, or during the time between college graduation and full-time employment
Gap tourism
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Holiday taken by newly married couples
Honeymoon
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Luxurious dining, exclusive accommodation, stunning views and romantic settings
Honeymoon
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Massage service and excellent food
Honeymoon
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Cruises are also popular
Honeymoon
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60 years and older
Baby boomers
Pension
Senior travel
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Free from family and financial obligations
Senior travel
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Wellness, health and medical tourism
Senior travel
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Money is no longer a concern
Senior travel
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Educated and gainfully employed
Solo Female Travel
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Free to explore the world
Solo Female Travel
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All Female hotels and spa
Solo Female Travel
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Avid shoppers
Solo Female Travel
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Involves a certain amount of risk
Adventure risk
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Getting hurt while engaging in it is a factor in its appeal
Adventure tourism
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Visit to areas with a history of horrific crimes, slavery, genocide, torture, disasters and accidents
Dark tourism
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Last chance tourism
Doom tourism
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Traveling to places that are environmentally threatened
Doom tourism
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Involved people traveling to different place to receive treatment for a disease, an ailment, or a condition, or to undergo a cosmetic procedure and who are seeking tower cost of care, higher quality of care, better access to care or different care than what they
Medical and Wellness tourism (MWT)
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Cultural assents of destination
Cultural
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Visit a place building or dhrine deemed sacred or holy
Religious tourism
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Hallmark event for certain pmace
Festival tourism
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Preservation of historic (heritage) monuments, ethnic culture and pristine
Heritage tourism
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Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park
Rice Terraced of the Philippines cordilleras
Historic Town of Vigan
Puerto Princesa Underground Ricer National Park
Baroque churches of the Philippines
Heritage tourism
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Leisure tourism spent on a cruise
Cruise
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Relies on experiences directly related to natural attractions
Nature-based tourism
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Appreciating wild animals in their natural habitats
Wildlife Tourism
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Observing animals
| Killing animals
Safari
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Sustainable tourism within a natural and cultural heritage area where community participation, protection and management of natural resources, culture and indigenous knowledge and practices, environmental education and ethics as well as economic benefits fostered and pursued for the enrichment of host communities and satisfaction pf visitors
Ecotourism
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Take part in rural area
Rural tourism
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Rely on agriculture
Rural tourism
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Attractions in the city
Urban tourism
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Suffer from deprivation may pin their hopes on poorism
Poorism/Slum tourism or Ghetto tourism
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Watching or participating in sports events
Sport tourism
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Happens in border town or city
Gateway Tourism
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It is a subset of adventure tourism that involved travel to dangerous places or participation in dangerous places or participation in dangerous events
Extreme tourism
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Its main attraction is "adrenaline rush"
Extreme tourism
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Buildings, paintings, music, songs, dances, food, religion, languages, traditions, events, etc.
Cultural tourism
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Cultural, indigenous, film, flower, religious and local produce
Festival tourism
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Simple lifestyle, fresh air, organic food, etc.
Rural tourism
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Give rise to voluntourism, that is tourism for the sake of helping other people
Poorism/Slum tourism or Ghetto Tourism
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Malls, buildings, theaters, restaurants, etc
Urban tourism
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Who are seeking lower cost of care, higher quality of care, better access to care or different care than what they could receive at home
Medical and Wellness tourism (MWT)
