The document outlines the key sectors of the tourism industry: accommodation, adventure tourism and recreation, attractions, events and conferences, food and beverages, tourism services, and transportation. It then provides details on each sector, describing common types and examples. The sectors interconnect to provide integrated services to tourists.
The document outlines the key sectors of the tourism industry: accommodation, adventure tourism and recreation, attractions, events and conferences, food and beverages, tourism services, and transportation. It then provides details on each sector, describing common types and examples. The sectors interconnect to provide integrated services to tourists.
The document outlines the key sectors of the tourism industry: accommodation, adventure tourism and recreation, attractions, events and conferences, food and beverages, tourism services, and transportation. It then provides details on each sector, describing common types and examples. The sectors interconnect to provide integrated services to tourists.
The document outlines the key sectors of the tourism industry: accommodation, adventure tourism and recreation, attractions, events and conferences, food and beverages, tourism services, and transportation. It then provides details on each sector, describing common types and examples. The sectors interconnect to provide integrated services to tourists.
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Sectors of Tourism
Industry 1. Provide knowledge as to the intricacy of Tourism Sector 2. Learn the various sectors of tourism industry 3. Understand how each sector operates Objectives 4. Know how the various sector interconnect with each other 5. Be able to identify how each sector provides services in the tourism industry Accommodation Adventure Tourism and Recreation Attractions The sectors of Events and conferences the Travel and Food and Beverages Tourism Tourism Services Industry Transportation Travel Trade Accommodation is supplied for convenience or Accommodation to satisfy a need such as lodging, food, and services or travelling space and related services. TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
1. HOTEL – an establishment providing
accommodations, meals, and other services for travelers and tourist. TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
2. Motel – a roadside hotel for motorists,
usually having direct access from each room or chalet to a parking s pace or garage. TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
3. Bed and Breakfast – accommodation
providing room and breakfast TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
4. Farm house – a house attached to a
farm, especially the main house in which the farmer lives. OTHER TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
1. Resorts OTHER TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
2. Spas OTHER TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
3. Private Owned Housing
4. Condos 5. Inns Adventure Tourism Clients request active, recreational and activity experiences or travel Recreation adventures where they can learn about nature and/or culture are driving the growth Adventure Tourism and Recreation
Two 1. Hard Adventure
Categories 2. Soft Adventure CATEGORY OF ADVENTURE TOURISM AND RECREATION
Involves some risk and requires strenuous
physical exertion on the part of 1. Hard participants. Adventure Examples: Mountaineering, trekking, bungee jumping, rock climbing, scuba diving CATEGORY OF ADVENTURE TOURISM AND RECREATION
Is less risky, less strenuous, and requires
little or no participation. 2. Soft Example: Wild life viewing, cultural Adventure walks, nature studies, wineries visits, History Attractions and They can range from physical Activities features; beauty of mountains to the quality of beach to activities such ass jet boating down a river or shopping and entertainment. Attractions and Activities
Which includes mountains, geothermal
areas, forest or constructed attractions which must be created and maintained.
1. Natural Attractions and Activities Are amusement, parks, museum and art galleries, wild life park, events, staged entertainment, cultural exhibitions, gardens, and historical building
2. Constructed attractions Events and conferences contribute Events dollars to communities. Not only do and travelers spend money on the event or conference itself, but “spin off dollars” conferences are also spent on everything from accommodation to souvenirs. Examples: special events, conferences, meetings, trade shows, convention The F&B sector grew out of simple Food origins, when one individual or tourist and travelled from his/her homes, going about business he/she often to had a Beverages need or desire to eat or deinks to avoid starvation.
Examples: coffee shop, restaurant, bar,
catering These are made up of organization, associations, government agencies, and Tourism companies that specializes in serving the Services needs of the tourism industry
NTO DMO TO Tourism Services
(NTOs) are the agencies responsible for
National the promotion and, sometimes, the Tourism Office management of the development of the (NTO) tourism industry within a country. Tourism Services
A destination marketing organization (DMO) or convention and visitors bureau (CVB) is an Destination organization that promotes a town, Marketing city, region, or country in order to Organization increase the number of visitors. It (DMO) promotes the development and marketing of a destination, focusing on convention sales, tourism marketing, and services. Tourism Services
A commercial or non-commercial establishment, such as company bureau, Tourism or agency that organizes and conducts Organization tourist trips. An association, union, or other organized group that promotes both domestic and international group. Tourism industry needs transports in order to take tourist from one place to Transportation another because the aim of tourist is to reach the destination. Transportation Sector
Is a process of moving people, goods, etc. by
barge, boat, ship, or sailboat over a sea, ocean, lake, canal and river.
A. Water Transportation Transportation Sector
Advance aviation technology means travel by air
which is now relatively safe economical, quick and reasonably comfortable. Two Basic types: 1. Scheduled Services –it operates on defined B. Air routes, domestic and international, for which transportation licenses have been granted by the government concerned. 2. Charter Services –It does not operate according to a published time table and does not have to operate with uneconomical loadings. Ex. Helicopter, private jet Transportation Sector
Of all modes of transportation, Land
c. Land transportation is the most popular and Transportation commonly used in any country or areas. Examples: Bus, taxi motor cars Transportation Sector
Rail travel has declined in popularity because of
the rise in ownership of private vehicles, and advent of jet craft and the failure of rail operators around the world to adapt with d. Rail changing tourist need. transportation It supports the booking and the sales in other sector People who work in the travel trade make reservations for accommodations, tours, transportations, food and beverage, and/or attractions.
Travel Trade Travel Trade
Two 1. Whole sale Tour Operator
Subcategories 2. Retail Travel agencies Tour Wholesaler/Broker. They can be defined as intermediaries between supplier in the travel industry Wholesale and consumers that puts together the services of airlines or other transport carriers, ground service Tour Operators suppliers and other travel needs into a tour package which is sold through a sales channel, such as retail agent , to the public. a. Tour Operators- typically combines tour and travel component s to create a package holiday. They advertise and produce brochure to promote their products, holidays and itineraries. Retail Travel b. Travel Agency – they are private retailer or Agencies public service that provides travel and tourism related services to the public on behalf of suppliers such as activities, airlines, car rentals, cruise lines, hotels, railways, travel insurance, and package tours.
