Preliminary Period Digital Learning Activity

It is a partnership involving different interacting elements, such as tourists, enterprises, institutions, and host communities.

• Tourism Network

• Tourism Supply Chain

It refers to the physical characteristics of an area that can be generalized as natural scenery, climate, and environment.

• Hospitality Resources

• Natural Resources

It is defined as the number of people that plan to purchase tourism products supported by sufficient purchasing power.

• Tourism System

• Tourism Demand

This refers to all assets, services, and goods enjoyed or purchased and occasioned by tourists.

• Tourism Supply

• Support Services

This refers to businesses that provide services, activities, and products consumed and purchased directly by travelers/tourists.

• Developmental Organizations

• Direct Providers

If a person goes to Japan on a business trip via airplane, the bridging component in this scenario is the airplane.

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• FALSE

In a scenario where the service providers undergo training to improve the tourism services they deliver, the tourism system is exhibited.

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• FALSE

The relationship between supply and demand, via the bridging components, is a two-way link.

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• FALSE

Real estate developers are categorized as support services in the tourism network.

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• FALSE

The first tier of suppliers in the tourism supply chain (TSC) includes food/drink manufacturers, equipment/furniture manufacturers, and waste disposal companies.

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• FALSE