TPP - Midterm Exam

Process of making decisions for the future, and not simply the physical preparation of a ‘plan’.

• Planning

• Process

• Policy

• Tourism

Is a set of rules, regulations, guidelines, directives, and development/ promotion objectives and strategies that provide framework within which the collective, as well as individual decisions directly affecting long-term tourism development and the daily activities within a destination are taken.

• Tourism Policy

• Tourism Planning

• Policy

• Planning

Typically involves international transportation services; the movement and scheduling of the tours of tourists among different countries.

• International Tourism Planning

• National Tourism Planning

• Local Tourism

• International Tourism

This planning looks at aspects including; regional policy: regional entry points and transportation facilities and services; kinds of tourist attractions and their locations; the amount, kinds, and location of tourist accommodation and other tourist facilities, and services and location of tourist development areas including resort areas.

• Regional Planning

• Tourism Planning

• Tourism Policy

• International Policy

This serves as the blueprint for tourism development. It involves a systematic and strategic process of defining goals, objectives, and management and strategies for the girls and management of tourism in a specific area.

• Regional Planning

• Tourism Planning

• Tourism Policy

• International Policy

Refers to the actual implementation of the plans outlined in the planning phase. It involves the creation of tourism products and services, insfrastructure development, and the establishment of tourism businesses.

• Tourism Development

• Tourism Planning

• Tourism Policy

• International Policy

Refers to planning for specific site of buildings and structures, recreational facilities, conservation and landscape areas and other facilities carried-out for a particular development sites such as accommodation building or other structures, or it may also involve the plan for landscaping and engineering design based on the site plan.

• Site Planning Level

• Local Tourism Planning

• Regional Planning

• International Planning

Studying tourism development in remote or geographically challenging areas can present logistical difficulties and increased costs, making it less feasible for researchers.

• Geographic Barriers

• Regional Planning

• Limited Funding

• Tourism Planning

Research in tourism development often requires significant financial resources for data collection, analysis, and dissemination.

• Geographic Barriers

• Limited Funding

• Tourism Policy

• Tourism Planning

Politicians and government bodies often make decisions about the preservation of cultural heritage, which can affect tourism.

• Geographic Barriers

• Limited Funding

• Cultural and Heritage Policies

• Tourism Planning