It is a complicated interconnection of parts or components.

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It is a component where the public looks for food and beverage services everywhere in hotels, motels, airlines, airports, cruise ships, trains, and shopping malls.

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It is a component where breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are present.

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This is a component example of inns, motor hotels, lodges, resorts, condominiums, conference centers, and time-sharing.

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An old Spanish monastery or castle that was converted into a hotel.

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A French or Italian home in which guests are provided with a room and board.

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A French caste or elegant country home used as a hotel

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A Japanese inn in which traditional customs are observed.

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A lodging facility in which inexpensive accommodations are provided to students and guests on a nonprofit basis.

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Originated from the traditional duties of a host to entertain his or her guests, whether they are neighbors or travelers from other places.

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The (a)   has always felt an obligation to attend to the needs of his or her guests not only for food and beverages and lodging but also for entertainment.

What component examples are these: told stories, darts, draughts, backgammon, or chess, jugglers, and traveling minstrels.

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Used together as an umbrella term to refer to those businesses that provide primary service to travelers.

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This component includes transportation services and the services of travel agencies and tour operators.

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The main purpose of this is to make it possible for people to go from one place to another.

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Examples: Automobiles, recreational vehicles, buses, trains, ships, and airplanes.

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Modern additions to the travel and tourism world.

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The one who sells travel services in a travel agency

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He sells travel services that are assembled by others into “packages”.

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A wholesaler who makes the necessary contacts with hotels, airlines, and other providers of travel services and devises packages that will appeal to retail buyers.

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They are volume purchasers who are able to negotiate lower prices because of their high-volume purchases.

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They are able to see tour packages at a cheaper price than the individual consumer.

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Multidimensional phenomenon.

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In what university in Switzerland said the professors they definition about tourism as “sum of the phenomena and relationships arising from the travel and stay of nonresidents, insofar as they do not lead to permanent residence and are not connected to any earning activity”?

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Based from the Tourism Society in Britain, it is the temporary short-term movement of people to destinations outside the places where they normally live and work and their activities during their stay at these destinations.

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(a)   in the pure sense is essentially a pleasure activity in which money earned in one’s abode is spent in places visited.

It represents a particular form of leisure and a particular form of recreation, but does not include all uses of leisure and all forms of recreation.

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It includes much travel, but not all forms of travel.

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It distinguished from the concepts of leisure and recreation on one hand, and from travel and migration on the other hand.

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The word “hospitality” is derived from the Latin word ____, which means ______.

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What are the other 3 Latin words of Hospitality?

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“It is a person who visits a country other than that in which he or she usually resides for a period of at least 24 hours.”

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In 1963, a United Nations Conference on International Travel and Tourism recommended a new definition of a (a)   as any person visiting a country other than that of earning money.

A temporary visitor staying at least 24 hours, whose purpose could be classified as leisure and recreation, business, family, mission, and meeting.

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A temporary visitor staying less than 24 hours in the destination visited and not making an overnight stay, including cruise travelers, but excluding travelers in transit.

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Under this element of travel is the difference between local travel or traveling within a person’s home community and nonlocal travel or traveling away from home.

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It is defined as “each time a person goes to a place at least 100 miles away from home and returns”.

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They are individuals who travel at least 100 miles in one direction from home.

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temporary visitors who make at least one overnight stay

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temporary visitors who do not stay overnight in the country that they visit

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An element of travel for business and research purposes.

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This element of travel can be divided into seven: visiting friends and relatives, conventions, seminars, and meetings, business, outdoor recreation, entertainment, personal, and others.

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It refers to travel taken exclusively within the national boundaries of the traveler’s country. People find it easy to do so because there are no language, currency, or documentation barriers.

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It involves the movement of people across international boundaries. It is more difficult to travel outside one’s country because the country visited has different languages, currencies, and documentation requirements.

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A package tour is sometimes called (a)   .

It is an arrangement in which transport and accommodation are bought by the tourist at an all-inclusive price and the price of the individual elements cannot be determined by the tourist.

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He organizes the package tour and purchases transport and hotel accommodation in advance, usually obtaining these at a lower price because he is buying them in bulk.

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He sells the tours individually to tourists direct or through travel agents.

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Is an arrangement in which the tourist buys these facilities separately, either making reservations in advance through a travel agent or en route during his tour.

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It is a package tour in which the tourist travels to his destination individually.

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It is a package tour in which he travels in the company of other tourists.

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What is IIT?

What is GIT?

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It consists of what the tourist buys.

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It is a combination of what the tourist does at the destination and the services he uses during his stay.

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It is characteristic of a tourist product that is an intangible item.

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It is a characteristic of a tourist product that is more than a collection of services such as an aircraft seat and a hotel room. It is the temporary use of a strange environment plus the culture and heritage of the region and other intangible benefits such as atmosphere and hospitality.

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It is a characteristic of tourist product that tends to (a)   unlike the production of a television set. A package tour cannot be consistent of equal standards.

 It is a characteristic of tourist product that cannot be changed (e.g. number of rooms available in a particular resort).

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It is a geographical unit where tourist visits and stays.

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It is maybe a site and event attraction.

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It is the one in which the destination itself has appeal.

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It is the one in which tourists are drawn to the destination solely because of what is taking place there.

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It is a congresses, exhibitions, and festivals.

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It is a geographical region or resort.

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It may also be a natural or man-made.

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This attraction includes mountains, beaches, and climate features.

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This attraction may include buildings of historical or architectural interest or theme parks.

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It includes food, local transport, communications, and entertainment at the site.

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This means having regular and convenient of transport in terms of time/distance to the destination from the originating country at a reasonable price.

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The principal tourist services are supplied by (a)   , which provides the means to reach the destination, as well as the movement at the destination.

(a)   cut across all sectors of the travel industry since eating is a necessity, as well as a pleasure for travelers.

(a)   , combined with amusement and recreation, is the primary reason why millions of people travel.

Distributor of the product.

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Manufacturer of the product.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that can help correct the balance of payments and deficits of many countries by earning the much-needed foreign currency in international trade.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that the International tourism and hospitality is the best means to spread wealth among countries, thus, bridging the economic gap between the rich and the poor nations.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that expenditures by tourists can have beneficial effects on all economic sectors and can lead to the development of different industries and other economic activities.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that can be a source of employment.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that the social exchange takes place when tourists come in contact with the inhabitants of the places they visit.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that emphasize a sharing and appreciation of cultures rather than the lack of trusts brought about by isolation.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that enhance one’s education. E.g., conference, seminar, study trips, etc.

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It is a benefit from Tourism and Hospitality that properly designed and developed tourism and hospitality can help bridge the psychological and cultural distance that separates people of different races, colors, religions, and stages of social and economic development.

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