Finals: Cultural Tourism And Marketing Flashcards

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It used to be about advertising and selling

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Marketing

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These two activities are now just part of a more complex set of strategic activities that comprise marketing

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Advertising and selling

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True or false: a highly successful establishment makes marketing a concern not only of guess contact positions but of each and every employee of the establishment

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True

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Is at the center of marketing

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Customer satisfaction

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Social process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating an exchanging products and value with others

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Marketing

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Is the activity, set of institutions, and process of creating, communicating, delivering and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients partners and the society at large

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Marketing

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Tourism industry is both

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Tangible (products) and intangible (services/experiences)

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Product cannot be separated from the consumer

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Inseparable

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When tourists avail of the products and services, they have to personally go to where the products are

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Inseparable

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Experience is likely to be different depending on when the product is available, who one is with, and how the service providers deliver the service at the time of consumption

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Variable

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Refers to not being able to forward inventory today next day

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Perishable

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With new options and company is emerging and competing in the global marketplace, one this nation can easily be substituted for another

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Substitutable

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It is not a single product but the combination of products and services

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Holistic

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May refer not just to the seasons of the year but also the behavioral patterns of the travel market

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Seasonal

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Why is it very difficult for marketers to sell tourism products

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Because it is a want, thus, it is more challenging on the part of the marketers to promote it

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Means that there is a greater degree of thought study involved prior to purchase

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High-involvement product

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Three characteristics of a high-involvement product

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Expensive
Complex (jargons)
Unrepeatable

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Entails gathering information about customers to better serve their needs and improve decision making

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Marketing information management

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Involves planning to ensure that resources are available to maintain and improve business

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Ensures that the value and cost of goods and services offered to customers will be at the level that customers are willing to pay

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Prepares the various promotional strategies that will enable the products to be introduced and sold to the customers

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Involves designing, developing, maintaining, improving and acquiring products and services to meet the needs of the customers

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Product/Service management

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Involves bring the products and services to the customers in the best way possible

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Distribution

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The ultimate measure of marketing success: follow up, closing the sale and making a repeat sale

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Create strategies that draw awareness of products and services to generalized population or specific target market
Promotion
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Was restricted to print media and television
Advertising
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The paid or sponsored message in a commercially available medium
Advertising
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Marketing activities that stimulate purchasing and dealer effectiveness
Sales promotion
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How people who matter to a tourism organization think about it and how their perceptions, attitudes and behavior can be kept or made positive
Public relations
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Organizations make heavy use of promotional materials mailed or given away to customers or passed on to them by intermediaries
Direct marketing
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An interpersonal process whereby the seller ascertains, activates and satisfies the needs and wants of the buyer so that they both benefit
Personal selling
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Perceive differentiation and competitive environment
Differentiation perception
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Is practice in many sectors because of the changes in the demand for products and services from time to time
Revenue management (yield)
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Charge the same rate as the industry leaders
Follow-the-leader
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Charge less than the competition
Discount pricing
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A standard Mark-up is added to the cost of the product
Cost-plus pricing
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Establishment of price based largely on those of competitors
Going rate pricing
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Setting a high price when the market is price insensitive for high-end market
Skimming pricing
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Companies set a low initial price to penetrate the market quickly and deeply
Penetration pricing
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It is the job of whom to place the guest with their enterprise
Sales manager
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Distribution channel functions
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