Handout 1 Flashcards

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are the things that happen around us, which may naturally occur in our environment as part of our daily lives. It also pertains to something that stimulates people to travel, spend resources, and gather together for a particular cause or purpose.

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Events

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These refer to spatial, chronological occurrences where each experience is unique because of the interactions among the setting, people, and systems, including the program and its design elements.

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Planned Events

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involves creating and developing small- to large-scale activities, which include conventions, concerts, trade shows, festivals, and ceremonies.

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Events Management

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are a part of the larger field of tourism. it is a sector of the tourism industry where the public assembles for celebration, education, marketing, and reunion.

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Meetings, incentives, conventions, and expositions (MICE)

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This is a general term that pertains to the gathering of people to discuss a set agenda or do a particular activity.

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Meeting

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It is a tool to encourage employees to increase sales or provide solutions.

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Incentive

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This refers to a large, national, or international meeting held to commemorate a milestone
for the host organization.

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Convention

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It refers to the regular gathering of people who belong to religious, cultural, or professional associations.

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Congress

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This is a scholarly gathering to exchange views and, consequently, to convey a message, open a debate, or give publicity to some opinions on specific issues such as climate change and tourism sustainability.

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Conference

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Also referred to as expositions, this showcases new products, services, information, or promotional materials mounted for public relations, sales, and/or marketing. Food and beverage expo, educational expo, and car shows are examples of exhibition.

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Exhibition

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This is a showcase of products that are offered to the public, mostly for direct sales
or promotion to end users.

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Consumer Show

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This refers to commerce on a bigger scale. It brings industry players together, targeting similar markets.

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Trade Show

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With high-volume output, the task can become specialized and systematized and can possibly permit capital expenditure to enable the task to become more efficient-for example, by the use of computers and registration systems at a large exposition.

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Size and volume of output

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This characteristic considers the variety of activities and tasks that the event manager can be called upon to pertorm during an event. In large events, different groups of staff are assigned to specific tasks.

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Complexity and variety of services or products offered to the consumer

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A low variation in demand enables routines to be established and for the required level of inputs to be predicted whether over a one-day event or throughout the year.

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Uncertainty of numbers attending, cost, time schedule, and technical requirements.

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Without the customer, there would be no need for the operation.

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Interaction with customer and the degree of customer contact.

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This event is initiated by a company or organization for celebration, recognition, team building, empowerment, training, or recruitment.

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Corporate event

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This type of event revolves around the different life stages of people. The purpose of this event is for celebration, commemoration, or relationship-building.

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Social event

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This event mainly focuses on devotion, spiritual reconnection, or worship.

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Religious event

20
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This event aims to entertain, raise funds, or commemorate milestones as a community or locality.

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Special Event

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The objective of this type of special event is to create an exciting, fun, and memorable experience for its target audience.

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Festivals and Concerts

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Also referred to as retail events or marketing and promotional events, these are most common for activities that present or introduce new products, which may potentially increase the brand reach.

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Merchandising event

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Also referred to as sporting events, these are generally developed through competitive bidding, which caters to a large number of audiences generally targeted at the international markets.

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Mega event

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This event mainly aims to educate, inform, discuss over relevant issues, and exchange ideas and best practices among an expert or experienced speaker and a smaller audience as compared to conventions.

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Scholastic event

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These are events where the expert goes beyond discussion and lets the attendees have a hands-on, applied experience.

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Workshop and masterclasses

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These are events that cater to an audience not larger than a convention but not smaller than a workshop, with approximately 50 to 200 persons, where they talk about common topics related to their field.

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Symposiums and colloquiums

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It is an online event that can be streamed and hosted anywhere in the world.

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Webinar

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This event focuses on providing the most influential shareholders, customers, and other honored guests with an exclusive, relaxing experience, as acknowledgment and appreciation for their leadership or contribution.

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VIP event

29
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MICE events attract attendees regardless of the season.

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Quantity

30
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According to studies, MICE attendees spend more compared to regular or ordinary tourists, hence providing higher revenue for the same length of stay.

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Quality

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MICE caters to the high quality, high cost, and high yield end of the market.

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Greater profitability.

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MICE takes place throughout the year. Most peak seasons of events fall on months with big holidays or occasions where larger, high profile association and political conferences take place, although smaller conferences and meetings are also held during other months.

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All-year-round activity

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The ones organizing MICE events will always be very keen to make sure that it is as successful as possible.

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Future inward investment.

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Big-scale events are designed to bring the best people in any given field together in an environment where information is shared and progress is identified and acknowledged.

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Professional development.

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It is concerned with smaller groups but with much higher expenditure. It is characterized by the use of transfers and public transport within a destination, minimizing traffic congestion and environmental pollution.

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Green tourism.

36
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Convention centers and the kinds of activities they support play an important role in enhancing the overall quality of life in a community or area.

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Improved quality of life.

37
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It is a direct economic impact, which is equivalent to the new money that tourists or event attendees bring in where this money is circulated through spending on the local trade and industry. It is the idea of repetition or multiplication of economic activities and its effects.

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Multiplier effect