CONTENT
CONTENT
CONTENT
Topic Page
UNIT 1: What is tourism? 2
UNIT 2: World destination 6
UNIT 3: Tour Operators 10
UNIT 4: Tourist motivations 14
UNIT 5: Travel Agencies 21
UNIT 6: Transport in tourism 25
UNIT 7: Accommodation 30
UNIT 8: Marketing and promotion 35
UNIT 9: The airline industry 40
UNIT 10: Holidays with a difference 44
UNIT 1: WHAT IS TOURISM?
2 Flight attendant noun /ˈflaɪt ə A person whose job is to serve and take care
ˌten.dənt/ of passengers on an aircraft
3 Tourist office noun /ˈtʊr.ɪst An office in many towns and cities where
ˌɑː.fɪs/ tourists can get information on interesting
things to see and do and the local area, help
with finding somewhere to stay and advice
on travel
9 Catering noun /ˈkeɪ.tər.ɪŋ/ The work of providing food and drink for
social events or meetings.
12 Public sector noun /ˈpʌb.lɪk Businesses and industries that are owned or
ˌsek.tɚ/ controlled by the government
Waiter
Flight attendant
Catering
UNIT 2: WORLD DESTINATION
Venice carnival
UNIT 3: TOUR OPERATORS
5 Inclusive tour noun /ɪnˈkluː.sɪv tʊər/ Tour in which all specific elements
transportation, airfare, hotels,
transfers, and other costs are
offered for a flat rate. An inclusive
tour does not necessarily cover all
costs such as person.
Brochure
An example of an itinerary:
Principal
Transportation + Transfers + Accommodation + Other services
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Direct selling
Tour operator
Buy in bulk
Low cost
Buy in
advance Problems
free
PACKAGE
HOLIDAY
Transfer
Accommodation
Well
All inclusive
organized
Transport
Excursion Tour
Services Travel agent
operator
UNIT 4: TOURIST MOTIVATIONS
2 Fam trip noun /fæm trɪp/ A free ( low cost ) trip for travel
agents or consultants, provided by a
travel operator or airline as a means
of promoting their service.
5 Day trip noun /deɪ trɪp/ Tour or excursion that leaves in the
morning and returns the same
evening.
8 Trade fair noun /treɪd feər/ Large exhibition and meeting for
advertising and selling a product.
A trek
on
Franz
Joseph
Glacier
of New
Zealand
People arrived in Mekke Suudi Arabistan for a pilgrimage
A trade fair
Business Travellers
Why do people travel?
Reasons for
travel
Visiting
Leisure Business friends and
relatives
Excursion
Day trip
Weekend break
Meeting Reunion
Package holiday
Intensive Wedding
Pleasure cruise
Conference Regular trip
Independent trip
Exhibition
Cultural trip
Educational trip
Reasons for travel
Leisure tourism
Business tourism
Visiting friends and relatives
Other
Leisure tourism
Business tourism
Visiting friends and relatives
Other
The changing face of tourism
In general Old tourism New tourism
1. Types of holiday Sun-Sea-Sand Independent holiday
Tailor-made holiday
Fly-drive trip
6. After-sales
5. Closing the sale service
1. Raising
awareness
2. Establishing
4. Presenting
rapport
products
3. Investigating
needs
Customer care: Identifying needs
Contact telephone/fax/email:
Holiday type:
Adventure/Beach/Cruise/Family/Historic/Nightlife/Tour
Size of party:
Accommodation preferences:
Meal preferences:
Needs/Interests:
Cruise ship
Typical Boat
Ferry
4 Wake-up call noun /ˈweɪk.ʌp ˌkɔːl/ A phone call that you arrange
to be made, for example in a
hotel, to wake you up at a
certain time .
caravan
Steps a hotel receptionist must follow when taking a telephone booking
State name of hotel. State own name. Greet client.
Determine client’s room needs-dates, number of guest(s), number of rooms, room type(s)
Check availability
Give client reservation number and request its use for booking changes
Close conversation
UNIT 8: MARKETING AND
PROMOTION
Stage 4: Stage 2:
Stage 3:
MARKETING Place
Price
Promotion
Direct
marketing
PR Personal
selling
Sales
Advertising
promotion
UNIT 9: THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY
1 Boarding card noun /ˈbɔː.dɪŋ kɑːd/ A card that you must show
before you are allowed to get on
a plane or ship.
Pros Cons
Low cost
Many options in hours
No extra service
No different classes of seat
UNIT 10: HOLIDAYS WITH A
DIFFERENCE