LESSON 2 PRELIM

Question 1

What planning Models:

1 Survey
2 Analyze
3. Plan

Answer 1

Basic Planning model (Patrick Geddes)

Question 2

What planning Models:

1 Decide to plan
2 Set goals and objectives
3 study courses of action
4 Evaluate courses of action
5. Choose course of action
6 Monitor Results

Answer 2

SYSTEMATIC PLANNING PROCESS (BRIAN Mcloughlin 1969)

Question 3

What planning Models:

1 Identify a problem
2 Identify goals
3 Collect backgrounds data
4 Identify guidelines for assessing alternative plan scenarios
5. identify alternative plan scenarios, including policies and guidelines to achieve goals

Answer 3

Rational planning model( Hudson 1997 in Lew 2007)

Question 4

What planning Models: Visitors, industry, communities and environment

Answer 4

VICE PLANNING MODEL (New Zealand TRREC)

Question 5

The future state and achievements required for tourism

Answer 5

Vision

Question 6

Broad based targets for tourism (Qualitatively stated)

Answer 6

Goals

Question 7

Specific measures of achievement (Quantitatively stated)

Answer 7

Objectives

Question 8

The methods by which objectives will be achieved

Answer 8

Strategies

Question 9

What planning Models:

1, Situational Analysis
2. Goals, Vision, Strategies
3. Action plan
4. Budget estimate
5. Implementing Mechanism

Answer 9

National Tourism Development Plan (NTDP Model)

Question 10

What planning Models:

1. Study preparation
2. Background research
3. Objectives
4. Strategies
5. Report writing and presentation
6. Implementation and monitoring

Answer 10

UN world tourism Organization Model

Question 11

There is no universal planning formula and process for tourism planning. T or F

Answer 11

TRUE

Question 12

This may also help in coming up
with new strategies that actually work.

Answer 12

Experimentation

Question 13

In tourism, these are key ingredients for success.

Answer 13

creativity and innovation

Question 14

The suggested steps to developing your tourism plan are:

Answer 14

• Analyze the situation
• Formulate goals and objectives
• Develop strategies
• Identify and prioritize actions (can be programs, projects and activities)
• Develop a monitoring and evaluation strategy

Question 15

Is
the act of conducting on-site investigation of criteria
items using appropriate methodologies such as direct
observation, mapping, oral interviews, questionnaires,
focus group discussions, and workshops

Answer 15

Evaluation

Question 16

Surfacing critical issues and problems affecting tourism in
your destinations is an important activity that should be
given attention in planning. The activity takes off from the
inventory of tourism resources

Answer 16

Problem Identification

Question 17

is a tool that can be used to
break down a problem into small, detailed parts to
understand it better. It also aids in identifying the
causes and effects of problematic situations and its
output can be used in pinpointing goals, objectives,
programs, project and activities.

Answer 17

Problem Analysis

Question 18

Is an attribute that gives the destination a distinct edge over others places in a particular aspect of tourism

Answer 18

Comparative Advantage

Question 19

This are what people can do to make use of the comparative advantage or offset a weakness

Answer 19

Competitive advantage

Question 20

A tool for analyzing the macro environmental forces that affect tourism in the destination

Answer 20

PEST ANALYSIS

Question 21

Can help identify the stage of the life cycle a destinations is in

Answer 21

BUTLERS TALC

Question 22

a tool for analyzing whether a destination is facing challenge of market development, product development, or both

Answer 22

ANSOFF MATRIX

Question 23

A portfolio planning model that classifies a company’s business units based on combinations of market growth and market share in relation to the largest competitor

Answer 23

BCG GROWTH SHARE MATRIX

Question 24

A tool that analyze tourism resources in terms of their value, rarity, immutability and being organized

Answer 24

VRIO MODEL