LESSON 3 PRELIM Flashcards

1
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are intimately interrelated that the attainment
of objectives will lead to the achievement of a goal.

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Goals and objective

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2
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Goals tell us what
we want to achieve in the short term. T OR F

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FALSE

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3
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measure the extent of achievement of desired
results. They are needed for both goals and objectives. They measure
performance qualitatively or quantitatively.

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Success indicators (SI)

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4
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is an explicit and definitive statement of a result (goal or
objective) you want to achieve. It answers the question

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Target

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5
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are means to achieve goals and are
undertaken to gain competitive advantage over rivals.

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Strategies

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6
Q

it tries to find competitive
advantage by offering the lowest prices in the
industry. One way to achieve this is to reduce costs by
offering a “basic, standardized, mass-produced, no
frills product with inessential aspects stripped out of
the value chain”

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Price-based Strategy

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7
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getting ahead in the tourism sector entails
creativity and inventiveness. A differentiation strategy can be employed
to offer something that stands out – a better quality or unique product.
This can be done through a number of ways which includes, among
others investing in design, innovation, attention to quality, and
advertising.

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Differentiation Strategy

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8
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provide value-added and high quality products at low
prices.

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Hybrid Strategy

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9
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Clustering increases the economic
viability of attractions, and offers the tourist value-for-
money destinations. Compatible attractions can be
clustered by physical feature or by tou

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Cluster Strategy

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10
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Sees planning as unnecessary

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No planning

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11
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Planning as the need rises and related to issue based planning

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Ad Hoc Planning

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12
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When tourism is developed and planned as an overall tourism plan and total development patterns in area

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Integrated tourism planning

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13
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See tourism as a positive force for economic development
Maximizes tourism revenues through mass tourism

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Boosterism

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14
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2 Type of Boosterist Approaches

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Product led development
Demand Led Approach

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15
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This approach suggest that the key to a sucessfull tourism program is to provide infrastructure, facilities and amenities to tourist

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Product led development

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16
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tourism products have to be tailored to the specification’s of tourist

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Demand Led approach

17
Q

a type of product led tourism planning but on a wider scale

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Spatial planning approach

18
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Three tourism spatial unit

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Site scale
destination scale
Regional Scale

19
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Two types of bureaucratic Approaches

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Central Planning Approaches
Developed planning approach

20
Q

National level agencies carry out all functions related to tourism planning and development

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Central Planning Approaches

21
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LGU’s assume control of tourism planning and development for their respective jurisdictions

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Developed planning approach

22
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In this approach strict are imposed on the types and volume of tourism to maximize revenue but minimize the adverse effects of tourism on religion, culture and the environment

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Middle path approach

23
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Work best when the place being considered for tourism development with natural attractions of outstanding beauty remote beyond the reach of commercial and electric and water services or protected areas and ancestral domains of indigenous peoples.

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Environmental Approaches

24
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The maximum number of people that may visit tourist destination at the same time without causing destruction.

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Carrying capacity

25
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The maximum number of people that can fit on a site at any given time and still enables people to move the number of people that can fit in a site without causing irreversible damage to environment

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Physical Carrying capacity

26
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Is a form of sustainable tourism within a natural and cultural heritage area where community participation, protection and management of natural resources culture and indigenous knowledge.

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Ecotourism Approach

27
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Emphasizes the role of stakeholders in tourism process

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Social approaches

28
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An approach in which each relevant stakeholder has a say in the deliberation and decision making process

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Participatory/ stakeholder approach

29
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Groups of people entities that have an interest in tourism development

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Stakeholders

30
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Tourism that generate net benefits for the poor

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Pre-poor approach

31
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Contribute to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to and securing the rights of marginalized producers and workers.

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Fair Trade Tourism

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