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MODULE 12 Flashcards

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TYPE OF TOURISM PRODUUCT

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TOURISM ORIENTED PRODUCTS
RESIDENTS ORIENTED PRODUCTS
INTANGIBLE PRODUCTS OF TOURISM

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These are the products and services created primarily for the tourists and also for the locals. These products need a great share of investments in private sector.

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TOURISM ORIENTED PRODUCTS

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Here, the products and services are created mainly for the local residents staying at a particular tourist destination. This category requires investment in public sectors more.

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RESIDENT ORIENTED PRODUCTS

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examples of ROP

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HOSPITALS
PUBLIC PARKS
BANKS AND ATMS

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INTANGIBLE PRODUCTS OF TOURISM

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BOOKINGS
TOURISTS’ EXPERIENCE
TOURISTS’ MEMORY
TRANSPORTATION

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by visiting a destination, eating at a restaurant, or performing an activity.

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TOURISTS’ EXPERIENCE

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which is created by storing the details of events and experience on the tour. The high degree of satisfaction or dissatisfaction is often stored as a long term memory.

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TOURISTS’ MEMORY

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Components of Tourism Products

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ATTRACTIONS
ACCESSIBILITY
ACCOMMODATION
AMENITIES

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It is the most important element & object that attract people to travel. It includes cultural sites, archeological sites, historical buildings & monuments or scenery like flora & fauna, beach, resorts, mountains, national parks.

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ATTRACTIONS

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Two types of attraction

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NATURAL ATTRACTIONS
MAN-MADE ATTRACTIONS

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Attraction places made by nature. E.g. climate, natural beauty, landscape, mountains, water resources, flora & fauna, wild life, beaches, safari, caves etc.

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NATURAL ATTRACTIONS

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Attraction developed by man. E.g. historical buildings, monuments, music, festivals, temples, churches, leisure parks, Disney lands, museums, discos, casinos etc.

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MAN-MADE ATTRACTIONS

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It is important key factor for the development of tourism. Attraction may be wherever but without accessibility can’t reach towards that place.

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ACCESSIBILITY

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three types of transportation

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SURFACE
AIR TRANSPORTATION
WATER TRANSPORTATION

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Transportation in land through roadways or railways. It is the cheapest means of transportation

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SURFACE

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Transportation through airways to travel long distance. It has helped a lot as people can travel long journey as well as they can travel through high mountains.

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AIR TRANSPORTATION

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Transportation through water. It made important contribution to travel in 19th century after the innovation of shipping technology.

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WATER TRANSPORTATION

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It includes food & lodging facilities to the guest. It should be comfortable and services & facilities should be provided.

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ACCOMODATION

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Two types of accommodation:

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SERVED ACCOMODATION
SELF-CATERING OR SUPPLEMENTARY ACCOMMODATION

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It refers to the services provided by the hotel, lodges etc. Different hotels are established to provide service of lodging & food to the guest.

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SERVED ACCOMODATION

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It refers to the premises which offer accommodation but not the services of hotel. It provides food & accommodation in return of cash per day. E.g. Youth Hostel, Dharmasalas, Pati-Pauwa, Tourist holiday villages etc.

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SELF-CATER OR SUPPLEMENTARY ACCOMMODATION

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Extra facilities & services required to the guest while traveling. Facilities complement to the attraction. It also provides facilities like providing visa, tickets etc.

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AMENITIES

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Two types of amenities

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NATURAL AMENITIES
MAN-MADE AMENITIES

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Seashores, sea bath, fishing, rock climbing, trekking, sightseeing, river, sunrise etc.

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NATURAL AMENITIES

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Dance, Music, Drama, Cinema, Swimming Pool, Fair & Festivals, and Internet etc.

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MAN-MADE AMENITIES

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defines a product as it is “anything that can be offered to a market for attention, acquisition, use, or consumption that might satisfy a want or need. It includes physical objects, services, persons, places, organization, and ideas”.

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KOTLER

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term tourism products as “a bundle of activities, services, and benefits that constitute the entire tourism experience.”

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MEDLIK AND MIDDLETON

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5 components of bundle

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DESTINATION ATTRACTIONS
DESTINATION FACILITIES
ACCESSIBILITY
IMAGES
PRICE

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It is tangible and is composed of various resources on which the tourism is based. Plainly, the physical plant is nothing but the destination with sound and catchy architecture that enhances tourists’ experience.

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PHYSICAL PLANT

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The features or facilities of the physical plant are put to use for the tourists with service.

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SERVICE

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It is the attitude with which the service is provided. includes performing the service with smile, enthusiasm, untiringly, and with dedication.

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HOSPITALITY

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It is offering the tourist some acceptable range of options in order to elevate their experience. The degree of freedom varies greatly depending on the type of tourism (pleasure, business, family, or other), the tourist’s budget, previous experience, knowledge, and reliance on a travel agent

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FREEDOM OF CHOICE

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CLASSIFICATION OF TOURISM PRODUCT

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NATURAL TOURISM PRODUCTS
MAN-MADE TOURISM PRODUCTS
SITE-BASED TOURISM PRODUCTS
EVENT BASED TOURISM PRODUCTS

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Beaches, islands, mountains, hills, desert, wildlife (flora and fauna), caves, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, rivers.

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NATURAL TOURISM PRODUCTS

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The manmade tourism products are those which are built by humans. There can be manmade tourism products which are purposely built for tourists. They can be museums, casinos, theme parks. There are manmade attractions which are not originally designed to attract tourists. They are forts, palaces, temples etc.

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MAN-MADE TOURISM PRODUCTS

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When attraction is a place or site then it is site based tourism product. Site of Taj Mahal, sunset at Kanyakumari etc.

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SITE-BASED TOURISM PRODUCTS

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Events attract tourists as spectator and also as participants in the events, sometimes both. Kite flying in Ahmadabad attracts tourist both as spectators and participants. Tourists can be spectators for events like Olympics, Khajuraho dance festival.

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EVENT BASED TOURISM PRODUCTS

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ELEMENTS OF A TOURISM PRODUCTS

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PHYSICAL PLANT
SERVICE
HOSPITALITY
FREEDOM OF CHOICE
INVOLVEMENT

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