Activity 13: 1. Graciela García 2. Sheyla de La Cruz 3. Joel Yucra 4. Abigail Chumpitaz

Activity 13
1. Graciela García
2. Sheyla De la Cruz
3. Joel Yucra
4. Abigail Chumpitaz
Introduction
Studying in Nepal in 2015 some tourist area, thanks to the great currencies for this
destination, every year people focus on the year of the pilgrimage and the world
heritage of Lumbini.
Lumbini is the birthplace of Buddha and its religious value for many is highly valued,
believers of this religion are the most concurrent tourists to this place, this place has
history since the 3rd century BC.
The attractiveness of a tourist destination encourages people to dress and spend more
time in the destination, tourist marketing also seeks to satisfy tourists by making
available the best possible services, in Nepal for example it is not an old concept,
because they know that the destination includes various provisions for visitors and that
the visit is continuous, i.e. not only travel to carry out a single activity there.
Significance of study
Tourism is the main source of income in the country of Nepal, this they have been able
to take advantage of because they seek to develop their foreign currency that they seek
to compete with the global market, Lumbini Buddhists have a direct and indirect
approach with the socio-economic development of this region.
Tourism Destination
A tourism destination may contain one or more tourist attractions and sometimes some
tourist traps. For many reasons, a place can be very important to domestic and
international tourists. These can be natural tourist attractions like forest, river, big
waterfall, hill or lake.
Tourism in Nepal
Destination marketing is a major part of the ‘Implementation’ process; it is the
articulation and communication of the values, vision and competitive attributes of the
destination.
For example, Nepal is well known in the map of global tourism as one of the best
destination because of its unique natural beauty, immensely rich bio-diversity, multi-
ethnicity, variety of languages and religion, social heterogeneity and historical as well
as cultural heritages. Nepal needs to advertise its national heritages in front of the world
to enhance the capability to obtain maximum benefi t by attracting global tourism
market.
The tourist sites and activities in Nepal includes:
1. Wilderness tourism: Nepal’s major tourist activities include wilderness and
adventure activities such as mountain biking, bungee jumping, rock climbing
and mountain climbing, trekking, hiking,etc.
2. Religious sites: Nepal is a multi-religious society. Th e major religion in Nepal
is Hinduism, and the Pashupatinath Temple, which is the world’s one of the
main Hindu religious sites is located in Kathmandu, attracts many pilgrims and
tourists.
3. Culture and Heritage Sites: Kathmandu the capital city of Nepal is the city of
temple and very rich in cultural heritage.
Review of Research Works in Lumbini
Kunwar and Ghimire (2012) in their study “Lumbini as International Pilgrimage
Destination: Authenticity and Signifi cance” focused for the need of development of
Lumbini region as well as for the successful completion of Visit Lumbini year 2012 at
that time.
Nepal tourism
 Nepal has enormous possibilities in the tourism sector.
 It has the famous Himalayas for its beautiful nature.
 Nepal is rich in its cultural and religious diversity.
 It has 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the world.
 Nepal is very concerned with protecting and preserving its inheritances.
Tourist sites and activities in Nepal:
1. Trusimo de desireto
2. Religious sites
3. Sites of culture and heritage
Review of research papers at Lumbini
Kunwar and Ghimire (2012) in their study "Lumbini as an international pilgrimage
Destination: Authenticity and significance ”focused on the need for development
from the Lumbini region, as well as for the successful completion of the year Visit
Lumbini. Neupane (2009), in the study "Complexity of heritage and tourism: the case of
Lumbini Nepal ”provided some recommendations to make the site attractive to both of
them visitors and local communities.
Tourism Marketing
In marketing, 4 Ps, namely Price, Product, Place and Promotion are very popular.
However, tourism marketing is a service business it needs to be analyzed from the point
of view of service marketing. Service marketing mix consists some more factors besides
4 Ps. Th ese three of the additional factors are People, Process and physical evidence.
Th e fi eld study of altogether 7 Ps in tourism marketing of Lumbini Nepal is analyzed
as below:
Product: It’s the major thing in any business or service. In tourism industry, the
destination itself is a product.
Price: It is important to set a right price considering the buyer’s purchase capacity,
disposable income, competitors’ price, cost of the service, demand and supply etc.
Place: Place is the study of channels and distribution.
Promotion: It is the communication activity between sellers and buyers for the purpose
of influencing, informing or persuading a potential buyer’s purchasing decision.
People: people in tourism industry mean all related workers and employees whom
tourists interact during the visit.
Process: Main elements in process are planning, system, documentation, control etc.
Physical evidence: Every visitor has an image of services and products before travelling
to a destination.
Th e study in Lumbini shows that though it is an attractive destination, visitors do not
find enough infrastructure and facilities in Lumbini area. Many visitors come and return
at the same day because of unavailability of entertaining sources and absence of cultural
activities.
Conclusions
People from this destination must identify marketing strategies and techniques that are
aligned with the destination’s target market segments, vision and values; as highlighted
in the marketing strategy of the ‘Australia’s Hunter Valley’ which divided the region
into precincts based on the type of tourism experiences available to target different
consumer segments; in order to get better.
Many people visiting Lumbini organized their travel themselves. Travel agents and tour
operators should think about making attractive packages so that visitors could visit
nicely and cost effectively. Even they could increase their business.

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