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The document provides guidance on writing effective weekly reports. It recommends that weekly reports have a consistent structure with sections like urgent issues, problems, daily work, requests, and plans. The report should be concise at one page and sent in a timely manner. Feedback from management is important and the report helps demonstrate an employee's work and priorities to their manager.
The document discusses various aspects of tourism communication. It explains that communication in tourism involves a source delivering a message through a channel to a receiver, and potential barriers can interfere. Effective communication is important for tour guides to inform tourists and build relationships. Tour guides must use both verbal communication like their voice as well as non-verbal communication such as body language and facial expressions. Proper telephone etiquette is also discussed as an important communication skill for tourism professionals.
This document discusses tourist behavior and the factors that influence it. It examines why studying tourist behavior is important, including to predict future behavior and improve services. Key factors that affect tourist behavior are the 4 Ps: price, product/service, promotion, and place. Different types of tourism are also outlined, such as business, pleasure, education, religious/cultural, and medical tourism. Business tourism specifically includes meetings, incentive trips, conferences, and exhibitions.
Lesson 7,8,9,10tourism value chain and career op, communicationM. C.
Here are the key points of professional telephone etiquette:
- Address the caller by name if possible to build rapport.
- Provide verbal acknowledgments like "hmm" and "yes" to show you're actively listening.
- Give the conversation your undivided attention. Don't multitask if you can't focus fully.
- Speak in a friendly, pleasant tone using a "smiling voice."
- Treat every call as an important business opportunity.
- Offer to call back if background noise prevents clear communication.
- Don't say you don't know who the caller wants; find the person or take a message politely.
The overall goals are to make the caller feel heard
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MD. Shaifullar Rabbi has extensive experience in the tourism industry, including roles as a lecturer, assessor, coordinator, and resource person. He discussed the knowledge requirements for travel agencies and tour operations, including understanding different types of tourism, package tour development, client skills, and more. He explained the key functions of travel agencies, such as travel information, reservations, consulting, and tour packaging. Tour operators work to develop tour packages, arrange accommodations and transportation, and market directly to customers. Important considerations for travel agencies and tour operators include strong travel knowledge, relationship building, and working in a target-based environment.
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This document provides an overview of travel agency and tour operations management. It discusses the roles and functions of travel agencies and tour operators. It describes how travel agencies act as an important link between suppliers and customers by selling travel products and services. Tour operators work to package travel components at better rates than individual purchases. The document also outlines the skills and knowledge required for these roles, including strong communication skills and in-depth knowledge of the travel industry. It discusses various aspects of travel operations like itinerary planning, cost calculation, travel documentation and the global distribution systems used.
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This document discusses quality service management in the tourism and hospitality industries. It defines quality service management as the continual process of improving customer experience and ensuring employees are well-trained. It also discusses the importance of quality management in sustaining a competitive advantage. Customer satisfaction and loyalty are important due to strong market competition in these industries. The document then covers definitions of quality from different perspectives and reasons why quality has become a priority for organizations.
Quality Management Service Management in Tourism and Hospitalityabdurakibtingsonjali
This document discusses quality service management in tourism and hospitality. It defines quality service management as the continual process of improving customer experience and ensuring employees are well-trained. It also discusses the five A's that are essential for successful tourism: attractions, access, accommodation, amenities, and awareness. Attractions refer to places of interest that tourists visit. Access involves transport to access tourist locations. Accommodation provides places for tourists to sleep. Amenities are services that meet tourists' needs. And awareness involves promoting positive awareness of a tourist location.
The document provides guidance on writing effective weekly reports. It recommends that weekly reports have a consistent structure with sections like urgent issues, problems, daily work, requests, and plans. The report should be concise at one page and sent in a timely manner. Feedback from management is important and the report helps demonstrate an employee's work and priorities to their manager.
The document discusses various aspects of tourism communication. It explains that communication in tourism involves a source delivering a message through a channel to a receiver, and potential barriers can interfere. Effective communication is important for tour guides to inform tourists and build relationships. Tour guides must use both verbal communication like their voice as well as non-verbal communication such as body language and facial expressions. Proper telephone etiquette is also discussed as an important communication skill for tourism professionals.
This document discusses tourist behavior and the factors that influence it. It examines why studying tourist behavior is important, including to predict future behavior and improve services. Key factors that affect tourist behavior are the 4 Ps: price, product/service, promotion, and place. Different types of tourism are also outlined, such as business, pleasure, education, religious/cultural, and medical tourism. Business tourism specifically includes meetings, incentive trips, conferences, and exhibitions.
Lesson 7,8,9,10tourism value chain and career op, communicationM. C.
Here are the key points of professional telephone etiquette:
- Address the caller by name if possible to build rapport.
- Provide verbal acknowledgments like "hmm" and "yes" to show you're actively listening.
- Give the conversation your undivided attention. Don't multitask if you can't focus fully.
- Speak in a friendly, pleasant tone using a "smiling voice."
- Treat every call as an important business opportunity.
- Offer to call back if background noise prevents clear communication.
- Don't say you don't know who the caller wants; find the person or take a message politely.
The overall goals are to make the caller feel heard
Travel Agency, Tour Operations, Tour Package & Visa Processing Md Shaifullar Rabbi
MD. Shaifullar Rabbi has extensive experience in the tourism industry, including roles as a lecturer, assessor, coordinator, and resource person. He discussed the knowledge requirements for travel agencies and tour operations, including understanding different types of tourism, package tour development, client skills, and more. He explained the key functions of travel agencies, such as travel information, reservations, consulting, and tour packaging. Tour operators work to develop tour packages, arrange accommodations and transportation, and market directly to customers. Important considerations for travel agencies and tour operators include strong travel knowledge, relationship building, and working in a target-based environment.
Travel Agency , E-Ticketing and Tour Operations Management (BTB)Md Shaifullar Rabbi
This document provides an overview of travel agency and tour operations management. It discusses the roles and functions of travel agencies and tour operators. It describes how travel agencies act as an important link between suppliers and customers by selling travel products and services. Tour operators work to package travel components at better rates than individual purchases. The document also outlines the skills and knowledge required for these roles, including strong communication skills and in-depth knowledge of the travel industry. It discusses various aspects of travel operations like itinerary planning, cost calculation, travel documentation and the global distribution systems used.
Quality Service Management in Tourism and Hospitality G-1.pptxMichelangeloSamsonFa
This document discusses quality service management in the tourism and hospitality industries. It defines quality service management as the continual process of improving customer experience and ensuring employees are well-trained. It also discusses the importance of quality management in sustaining a competitive advantage. Customer satisfaction and loyalty are important due to strong market competition in these industries. The document then covers definitions of quality from different perspectives and reasons why quality has become a priority for organizations.
Quality Management Service Management in Tourism and Hospitalityabdurakibtingsonjali
This document discusses quality service management in tourism and hospitality. It defines quality service management as the continual process of improving customer experience and ensuring employees are well-trained. It also discusses the five A's that are essential for successful tourism: attractions, access, accommodation, amenities, and awareness. Attractions refer to places of interest that tourists visit. Access involves transport to access tourist locations. Accommodation provides places for tourists to sleep. Amenities are services that meet tourists' needs. And awareness involves promoting positive awareness of a tourist location.
This document provides information about a tourism systems module, including:
- Contact details for the lecturer and information about module delivery over 6 weeks with 10 chapters and assignments.
- Details of the final exam consisting of multiple choice and essay questions.
- Details of 4 continuous assessments including MCQ tests and a group assignment on a selected destination.
- A list of destinations for the group assignment is provided.
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This document provides information about online and traditional distribution and packaging for tourism businesses. It discusses the stages of travel, considering target markets and distribution channels. Indirect distribution through third parties like travel agents and tour operators is described. Working with the travel distribution system can broaden customer base using limited marketing budgets. The document also discusses online distribution channels, commissions, pricing products, packaging, and other topics to help tourism businesses succeed.
This document outlines an agenda and lessons for an effective customer service training session for TTC employees. The training covers topics such as safety, developing a culture of customer service at TTC, maintaining a positive image and brand, and effective communication. The goal is to help employees understand customer expectations and how to have positive interactions that prioritize safety, service and communication.
Tuan Linh Travel. is a legal and prestigious tour operator in Vietnam. Our main principle is to fully meet satisfactions of all tourists who wish to discover the charming beauty of Vietnam’s land and people.
The document is a letter from the Director of Asian Dragon Trading & Services Joint Stock Company introducing their tourism company based in Vietnam and Cambodia. They specialize in Vietnam and Cambodia tourism and provide various services including tours, hotel reservations, meetings and exhibitions. They are looking to expand their business partnerships and cooperate on advertising their tours. They emphasize their commitment to customer satisfaction and achieving good business results.
Please answer all questions According to the Model of the Whole .pdfamayagency123
Please answer all questions
According to the Model of the Whole Tourism System, what will a change in either the
technological, socio-cultural or legal environments do?
a- Affect the tourism destination only
b-No discernable change will be experienced
c-Will have flow on benefits to the host communities.
d-May cause changes in the way that tourism is provided and consumed.
Which of these is NOT considered a reason for a tourist to travel internationally and therefore
not included in tourism statistics?
a- Holiday at resort
b- Immigration
c- Attending Business Conference
d- Visiting family
In determining what is considered a 'Pull Factor' for a destination, it is likely to be ....?
a- Those attributes that encourage individuals to move away from their home country (origin)
b- Those attributes that are either tangible or intangible assets of a different place which attract or
'pull' tourists toward it
c- Discounted airfares advertised on TV and social media
d- Experiencing an organised visit of a chocolate factory.
e- Those attributes of a economy or technology that work as a tourism system
The physical attributes (tangibility) of a tourism product is:
a- The dysfunctional service delivery system that providers seek to avoid
b- The perceived usefulness of the various elements involved in the service delivery
c- none of the options
d- The process of how the technical elements of the service are transferred
Cultural tourism can be viewed essentially as:
a- An opportunity for tourists to experience, understand and appreciate the diversity and
character of a place and its peoples.
b- Experiences such as attending opera and visiting art galleries
c- A subset of City Tourism
d- A more realistic interpretation of contemporary values
e- Something done by the wealthy few.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main strengths of the Destination Lifecycle
model
a- It allows government organisations to propose levels of deregulation over time
b- It has sufficient descriptive power to provide intuitive appeal for researchers.
c- Research completed in a range of different tourist areas has provided (qualified) empirical
support for the model.
d- It was developed by Butler
e- It offers and easily comprehended conceptual framework where relatively few frameworks are
available.
The main feature that distinguishes ecotourism from other forms of nature-based tourism is:
a- The environmental philosophy of the tour guides.
b- The accreditation of the tour providers
c- The element of education
d- The fact that it is dolphin friendly.
e- The self-serving nature of the tourists
"A bed not slept in on a particular night in a hotel or a seat not used on a particular air journey
means revenue lost forever". What is this statement an example of?
Variability.
Intangibility.
Poor management practice.
Logistical under-development.
Perishability
Sports Tourism as defined as a sub genre of tourism is derived by people travelling to a different
destination for the purpo.
This document provides an introduction to customer service. It defines customer service and discusses its history and role. It outlines the unique characteristics of services and models for services marketing. It then discusses customer service in the tourism and hospitality sectors, highlighting examples like Disney and the Masters golf tournament. It also profiles some customer service superstars like Ritz-Carlton, Harrah's, and Singapore Airlines. Finally, it discusses customer service trends in Western and Asian markets.
The document discusses the key components that make up a tourism product. It states that a tourism product includes all the facilities, services, and experiences available to tourists at a destination. This includes transportation, accommodation, attractions, infrastructure, activities, natural resources, culture and history, and the hospitality of local residents. A successful tourism product caters to the needs and wants of tourists and combines both the natural and man-made features of a place.
The document discusses Catrin E. Morris's online English for Tourism library, which contains units on various topics related to tourism such as types of tourism, transportation, accommodation, tourism organizations, and destinations around the world. The units include vocabulary, reading, listening, speaking and writing exercises to help learners improve their English for working in the tourism industry.
This corporate travel industry needs a better model for managing business travel costs. The Total Cost paradigm includes the costs of traveler wear and tear, which fundamentally changes the mission of corporate travel management.
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This document discusses FAM (familiarization) trips and media junkets, which are events organized by brands to give journalists and influencers exposure to new locations, products, or services. The goal is to generate positive publicity through experienced and engaged attendees sharing their stories. Effective planning is important and involves selecting dates, budgets, guestlists, activities, and follow-up surveys. A sample itinerary shows a two-day junket for a new airline route from Bangkok to Beijing, including flights, transportation, meals, site visits, and networking events. Benefits to brands include publicity, networking, and brand building.
This document outlines several strategic plans and proposals for Primera Plus, a public transportation company. It begins with a SWOT analysis, identifying strengths like cheaper tickets and frequent departures, and weaknesses like traffic and potential accidents. Three key proposals are then described: 1) A frequent rider loyalty card program offering mileage and discounts. 2) Improving the company website and modifying the loyalty point system. 3) Strengthening the company's image at universities and creating travel experiences for young customers. The overall aim is to attract more customers, especially students, and improve Primera Plus's service and reputation.
The report summarizes a placement at the Tower Bridge Exhibition and the Monument in London. It provides details on the organizational structure and management of the attractions. It also discusses factors that influence visitor attendance, such as the number of visitors dropping off before reaching the Engine Room exhibition. Research found that visitors using a London Pass, which allows entry to multiple attractions, may spend less time at each site. Weather conditions and technical issues can also impact visitor numbers.
Role of distribution channels in marketing tourism products and servicesAMALDASKH
- Tourism marketing involves identifying consumer needs and satisfying them better than competitors through the combined efforts of tourism organizations and businesses. This aims to maximize tourist satisfaction and generate profits.
- Distribution systems move tourism products from production to consumption, which is challenging as consumers must travel to destinations and products are perishable. Channels involve producers, intermediaries like travel agents and tour operators, and retailers who connect to consumers.
- Technology has impacted tourism distribution through computer reservation systems, electronic ticketing, the internet, and may eventually reduce intermediaries through online operations. Understanding distribution systems and industry roles is key to business success in tourism.
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- Smithsonian Student Travel offers educational tours for students to bring classroom lessons to life and gain independence through travel.
- Tours are designed for hands-on learning with Smithsonian resources and include affordable pricing and dedicated tour directors for safety and support.
- An example itinerary is provided for an 8-day AP US History tour visiting landmarks in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC and various Smithsonian museums.
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This document provides information about a tourism systems module, including:
- Contact details for the lecturer and information about module delivery over 6 weeks with 10 chapters and assignments.
- Details of the final exam consisting of multiple choice and essay questions.
- Details of 4 continuous assessments including MCQ tests and a group assignment on a selected destination.
- A list of destinations for the group assignment is provided.
Parques de atracciones - Services marketing - Group FAnanya Jain
We made this presentation on Parque de Atracciones for our Services Marketing class. We analysed the services offered by the amusement park, conducted services and gave our points of improvements.
Online, traditional distribution and packaging for tourism businessesbusinesscentrepilbara
This document provides information about online and traditional distribution and packaging for tourism businesses. It discusses the stages of travel, considering target markets and distribution channels. Indirect distribution through third parties like travel agents and tour operators is described. Working with the travel distribution system can broaden customer base using limited marketing budgets. The document also discusses online distribution channels, commissions, pricing products, packaging, and other topics to help tourism businesses succeed.
This document outlines an agenda and lessons for an effective customer service training session for TTC employees. The training covers topics such as safety, developing a culture of customer service at TTC, maintaining a positive image and brand, and effective communication. The goal is to help employees understand customer expectations and how to have positive interactions that prioritize safety, service and communication.
Tuan Linh Travel. is a legal and prestigious tour operator in Vietnam. Our main principle is to fully meet satisfactions of all tourists who wish to discover the charming beauty of Vietnam’s land and people.
The document is a letter from the Director of Asian Dragon Trading & Services Joint Stock Company introducing their tourism company based in Vietnam and Cambodia. They specialize in Vietnam and Cambodia tourism and provide various services including tours, hotel reservations, meetings and exhibitions. They are looking to expand their business partnerships and cooperate on advertising their tours. They emphasize their commitment to customer satisfaction and achieving good business results.
Please answer all questions According to the Model of the Whole .pdfamayagency123
Please answer all questions
According to the Model of the Whole Tourism System, what will a change in either the
technological, socio-cultural or legal environments do?
a- Affect the tourism destination only
b-No discernable change will be experienced
c-Will have flow on benefits to the host communities.
d-May cause changes in the way that tourism is provided and consumed.
Which of these is NOT considered a reason for a tourist to travel internationally and therefore
not included in tourism statistics?
a- Holiday at resort
b- Immigration
c- Attending Business Conference
d- Visiting family
In determining what is considered a 'Pull Factor' for a destination, it is likely to be ....?
a- Those attributes that encourage individuals to move away from their home country (origin)
b- Those attributes that are either tangible or intangible assets of a different place which attract or
'pull' tourists toward it
c- Discounted airfares advertised on TV and social media
d- Experiencing an organised visit of a chocolate factory.
e- Those attributes of a economy or technology that work as a tourism system
The physical attributes (tangibility) of a tourism product is:
a- The dysfunctional service delivery system that providers seek to avoid
b- The perceived usefulness of the various elements involved in the service delivery
c- none of the options
d- The process of how the technical elements of the service are transferred
Cultural tourism can be viewed essentially as:
a- An opportunity for tourists to experience, understand and appreciate the diversity and
character of a place and its peoples.
b- Experiences such as attending opera and visiting art galleries
c- A subset of City Tourism
d- A more realistic interpretation of contemporary values
e- Something done by the wealthy few.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main strengths of the Destination Lifecycle
model
a- It allows government organisations to propose levels of deregulation over time
b- It has sufficient descriptive power to provide intuitive appeal for researchers.
c- Research completed in a range of different tourist areas has provided (qualified) empirical
support for the model.
d- It was developed by Butler
e- It offers and easily comprehended conceptual framework where relatively few frameworks are
available.
The main feature that distinguishes ecotourism from other forms of nature-based tourism is:
a- The environmental philosophy of the tour guides.
b- The accreditation of the tour providers
c- The element of education
d- The fact that it is dolphin friendly.
e- The self-serving nature of the tourists
"A bed not slept in on a particular night in a hotel or a seat not used on a particular air journey
means revenue lost forever". What is this statement an example of?
Variability.
Intangibility.
Poor management practice.
Logistical under-development.
Perishability
Sports Tourism as defined as a sub genre of tourism is derived by people travelling to a different
destination for the purpo.
This document provides an introduction to customer service. It defines customer service and discusses its history and role. It outlines the unique characteristics of services and models for services marketing. It then discusses customer service in the tourism and hospitality sectors, highlighting examples like Disney and the Masters golf tournament. It also profiles some customer service superstars like Ritz-Carlton, Harrah's, and Singapore Airlines. Finally, it discusses customer service trends in Western and Asian markets.
The document discusses the key components that make up a tourism product. It states that a tourism product includes all the facilities, services, and experiences available to tourists at a destination. This includes transportation, accommodation, attractions, infrastructure, activities, natural resources, culture and history, and the hospitality of local residents. A successful tourism product caters to the needs and wants of tourists and combines both the natural and man-made features of a place.
The document discusses Catrin E. Morris's online English for Tourism library, which contains units on various topics related to tourism such as types of tourism, transportation, accommodation, tourism organizations, and destinations around the world. The units include vocabulary, reading, listening, speaking and writing exercises to help learners improve their English for working in the tourism industry.
This corporate travel industry needs a better model for managing business travel costs. The Total Cost paradigm includes the costs of traveler wear and tear, which fundamentally changes the mission of corporate travel management.
FAM and Media Junket by Pacharee Pantoomano of Brandnow.asiaPacharee Pantoomano
This document discusses FAM (familiarization) trips and media junkets, which are events organized by brands to give journalists and influencers exposure to new locations, products, or services. The goal is to generate positive publicity through experienced and engaged attendees sharing their stories. Effective planning is important and involves selecting dates, budgets, guestlists, activities, and follow-up surveys. A sample itinerary shows a two-day junket for a new airline route from Bangkok to Beijing, including flights, transportation, meals, site visits, and networking events. Benefits to brands include publicity, networking, and brand building.
This document outlines several strategic plans and proposals for Primera Plus, a public transportation company. It begins with a SWOT analysis, identifying strengths like cheaper tickets and frequent departures, and weaknesses like traffic and potential accidents. Three key proposals are then described: 1) A frequent rider loyalty card program offering mileage and discounts. 2) Improving the company website and modifying the loyalty point system. 3) Strengthening the company's image at universities and creating travel experiences for young customers. The overall aim is to attract more customers, especially students, and improve Primera Plus's service and reputation.
The report summarizes a placement at the Tower Bridge Exhibition and the Monument in London. It provides details on the organizational structure and management of the attractions. It also discusses factors that influence visitor attendance, such as the number of visitors dropping off before reaching the Engine Room exhibition. Research found that visitors using a London Pass, which allows entry to multiple attractions, may spend less time at each site. Weather conditions and technical issues can also impact visitor numbers.
Role of distribution channels in marketing tourism products and servicesAMALDASKH
- Tourism marketing involves identifying consumer needs and satisfying them better than competitors through the combined efforts of tourism organizations and businesses. This aims to maximize tourist satisfaction and generate profits.
- Distribution systems move tourism products from production to consumption, which is challenging as consumers must travel to destinations and products are perishable. Channels involve producers, intermediaries like travel agents and tour operators, and retailers who connect to consumers.
- Technology has impacted tourism distribution through computer reservation systems, electronic ticketing, the internet, and may eventually reduce intermediaries through online operations. Understanding distribution systems and industry roles is key to business success in tourism.
Asiana Travel - Local DMC Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and ThailandLinhNguyen388441
Asiana Travel have been serving tourist over the world since 2005 based on B2B and we overcame a lot of difficulties as limited services, facilities, tourism environment and all aspects to satisfy our foreign customers. However, any our achievement is not only based on our The Team of Product, Marketing, Consultant, Operation and Customer Care members whom are always effort to meet customers’ needs but also have to be thankful to the share, feedback of Travel Partners whom help each of us improved ourselves to work out a difference values for their business and customers.
- Smithsonian Student Travel offers educational tours for students to bring classroom lessons to life and gain independence through travel.
- Tours are designed for hands-on learning with Smithsonian resources and include affordable pricing and dedicated tour directors for safety and support.
- An example itinerary is provided for an 8-day AP US History tour visiting landmarks in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC and various Smithsonian museums.
Discover timeless style with the 2022 Vintage Roman Numerals Men's Ring. Crafted from premium stainless steel, this 6mm wide ring embodies elegance and durability. Perfect as a gift, it seamlessly blends classic Roman numeral detailing with modern sophistication, making it an ideal accessory for any occasion.
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The APCO Geopolitical Radar - Q3 2024 The Global Operating Environment for Bu...APCO
The Radar reflects input from APCO’s teams located around the world. It distils a host of interconnected events and trends into insights to inform operational and strategic decisions. Issues covered in this edition include:
The APCO Geopolitical Radar - Q3 2024 The Global Operating Environment for Bu...
Operation department report
1. Operation Department Report
1/ Value chain:
A.Basic value chain:
In operation management, Value chain is the process that describes how a tourist
company operates and runs a service to customers which includes suppliers, inputs,
transformation process, outputs, customers and market segments. The value chain table
below shows the process of Triploma company deliver the services to their customers.
Suppliers Inputs Transformation process Outputs Customers
and market
segments
Bus companies
Restaurant
Hostel
Insurance company
Destination
department
Tour
guides
Transportation
Travelling service
Food service
Insurances
Entertainments
Trip schedules
Trip short day
and trip long day
Aboard
students
(Internation
al students)
Low income
people
Travelling
lovers
B. Direct and indirect value chain:
Direct value chain:
1. Marketing ,awareness, selling:
a/ Define the target customers and customers behaviors
b/ Analysis market to make promotion, plan.
c/ Direct and indirect marketing
d/ Approach to the potential customers
2. Customer Orientation and service:
a/ Supporting detailed and useful information to customers.
b/ Willing to answer the question from customers.
c/ Providing customers best trip and the best service after trip
3. Customer logistic:
a/ Plan trip time table
b/ Arrange the bus to pick up customers on time
2. c/ Staff are willing to travel and guide customers through each destination.
4. Housing and entertainment:
a/ Arrange the hostels with best value for customers.
b/ Arrange the destinations which based on trend and customer demand.
c/ Health and safety always be care in each trip
d/ Against risk from the trip.
Indirect value chain:
The table bellows show the activity from each department to satisfy customers
and get profit:
C. Detailedvalue chain:
Thisis the detailedvaluechainwhichisaprocessto make a stranger become acustomeror a loyal
customerof Triplomacompany.
Hr Marketing Sale Finance Legal
Mission
Vision
Organizational
structure
Culture
Hiring need
Search
consumer
behavior
Used digital
marketing
Used
traditional
marketing
Approach
customer
Keeping
customer
Push sale
Cash flow
Income
statement
Bus price
Hostel
price
Plan in 3
years
Risks.
Legal in
recruiting
Legal in
supplier and
customers
Legal in
risks
3. Gaining a
customer
Value
creation
Keeping the
customer
Support and general management processes
• DIRECT:
Orientationat
campus
• INDIRECT:
email, SEO
and social
media
Trip:
• Safety
• Relaxand
interesting
• Cheap and
experiential
Tour guides:
• Friendly
• Active and
youthful
• Professional
and caring
more
•
Knowledgea
ble
• Providing
good service
• Monitoring
behavior and
decide the
distinct
customer
groups
• Build up a
small
community
where loyal
and other
customers
can interact
directly with
the company
Measurement and feedback
4. 2/ Flowchart :
Flowcharts use simple geometric symbols and arrows to define relationships. In our flowchart,
we demonstrate the process in order to make clear how we turn a non-customer into a customer.
The Process Flowcharts include two sections: Customers and Triploma. It follows 4 activities.
The first stage is Research, We research about the method that a non-customer make a choice
and plan in order to go on a trip or not. About Triploma, The Sale and Marketing Department
will use the marketing channels to inform for customer about Triploma’s service.
The second stage is Choose, a customer can enjoy the service which the way they want with
many choice in Triploma’s service. About Triploma, We show our competitive advange and the
value to bring the best service for customer.
Research
Triploma and
Customers
Choose Feedback
Orientation
5. The third stage is Orientation, we can provide the necessary information to customers through
asking and answering active. That is also opportunities to understand and collect the information
about customer behaviors. All of these help us build a good relationship with customer and bring
a better service.
The last stage is Feedback, This is an import step to maintain CRM. The customer’s evaluation
help us find the advantages and disadvantages of Triploma and help us to improve our business.
3/Supplier relationship:
The company should have a close and long- term relationship with the supplier to be more
successful, get more profit and can be easy to compete others. Triploma Company identifies who
6. their suppliers are and then then our team will recommend some ways to keep this relationship.
In this part, there are four main suppliers that Triploma must notice such as Bus company,
hostels, marketing channel and insurance company. After that, we will talk about how to keeping
the relationship to each supplier.
Bus company:
Takecare the place for the drivers while the trip such as a customer.
Advertising for this company from feedback or review.
Hostels:
Keeping the long term relationship to have discount
Advertising for these hostels from feedback or review.
Marketing channel:
Sign partnership contract
Having a suitable deal while the users through some channels to sign up the tours.
Insurance companies:
Sign partnership contract
Often update the insurance combo for customers
Keeping the long term relationship
4/Design tours:
There are two main types of tour: Long-day tour and short-day tour. In long-day tour, we have
tour D ($420-$390/ customer). Short- day tour include Tour C ($330/ customer), Tour A( $170) ,
Tour B ($ 230 -$290/ customer). This table below shows the detail of each tour:
Tour A Tour B Tour C Tour D
Place
to go
Toronto Toronto
Washington Dc
NYC
Montreal
Mont
Tremblant
NYC
($420/customer)
Washington Dc
and Montreal
($390/customer )
However, all tours based on 3 things such as suitable prices, good service and wonderful trip.
Each tour always include the chance to improve the knowledge about history, science, geography
try some new experiences, improve soft skills and the best ways to have unique and beautiful
pictures for yourself.
Tour A:
7. Trip A
Departure/Return location Buffalo Downtown Terminal
181 EllicottStreet, Buffalo,NY 14203
Departure time Base on trip schedule - Please arrive 30
minutes prior todeparture
Included Round Trip Bus Transportation
Accommodation at top rated hostel
Professional Walking Tour
One Triploma TravelAdvisors
Not included X Meals
X Destination entrance fee
Detailed Tour (Toronto):
Day 1
8:30 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in Toronto and drop off bags at hostel
1:00-2:30 PM: Old Toronto Walking Tour
7:00 PM: Franco-Fete Music Festival
Day 2
12:00PM-12:45PM: Brewhouse Brewery Tour and Tasting
6:20PM: Depart the Toronto Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
Tour B:
8. Detailed tour
Washington Dc
Day 1
4:00 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in Washing and drop off bags at hostel (Capital comfort hostel )
1:30-3:30 PM: U.S Capitol (2 hours)
4:00 – 6:00 PM: Ford’s Theater
7:30 – 8:30 PM: 930 Club
Free time afterward
Day 2:
9:00 am Georgetown Historic District
11: 00 am check out and go out to eat
1:00 pm Eastern Market
2:00 pm Depart from the Washington Dc Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
• NYC
Trip B
Departure/Return location Buffalo Downtown Terminal
181 EllicottStreet, Buffalo,NY 14203
Departure time Base on trip schedule - Please arrive 30
minutes prior todeparture
Included Round Trip Bus Transportation
Accommodation at top rated hostel
Professional Walking Tour
One Triploma TravelAdvisors
Breakfast
Not included X Meals
X Destination entrance fee
9. Day 1:
5:00 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in NYC and drop off bags at hostel (Jazz on the park hostel )
1:30 PM -4:30 PM: Statue of liberty (more than 3 hours)
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM: Bryant Park
7:30 PM – 9:00 PM: Radio City Music Hall
Free time afterward
Day 2:
9:00 am The Metropolitan Museum of Art
11:00 am check out and go out to eat
1:00 pm Chelsea Market
2:00 pm Depart from the NYC Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
•Montreal
Day 1:
5:00 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in NYC and drop off bags at hostel (The alternative hostel of old
Montreal)
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Laurentian Mountains
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Jean-Talon Market
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM La Fontaine Park
Free time afterward
Day 2:
9:00 am Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours Chapel (Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours
11:00 am check out and go out to eat
10. 1:00 pm Place des Arts
2:00 pm Depart from the Montreal Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
•Toronto
Day 1:
7:00 AM Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
9:00 AM Arrive in Toronto
9:30AM -11:30AM Ripley's Aquarium Of Canada
12:00 AM Drop off bags at hostel (NEIL Wycik Backpackers)
1:30 PM – 4:00 PM Edwards Gardens
4:30 PM – 7:00 PM Toronto Island Park
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Princess of Wales Theatre
Free time afterward
Day 2:
9:00 am Toronto Harbour
11:00 am check out and go out to eat
1:00 pm Kensington Market and Spadina
2:00 pm Depart from the Toronto Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
11. Tour C and tour D:
Trip C,D
Departure/Return location Buffalo Downtown Terminal
181 EllicottStreet, Buffalo,NY 14203
Departure time Base on trip schedule - Please arrive 30
minutes prior todeparture
Included Round Trip Bus Transportation
Accommodation at top rated hostel
Professional Walking Tour
One Triploma TravelAdvisors
Breakfast
Not included X Meals
X Destination entrance fee
Tour C ( Mont tremblant):
Mont tremblant
Day 1:
4:00 AM Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
12:00 AM Arrive in Toronto
12:30 AM Drop off bags at hostel (HI MONT TREMBLANT)
1:00 PM D-Tour
4:00 PM Ski de Fond
Free time afterward
Day 2:
9:00 am Ziptrek Ecotours
12:00 am Skyline Luge
1:00 pm check out and go out to eat
2:00 pm Depart from the Mont tremblant Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
Tour D
• Washington DC
Day 1
4:00 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in Washing and drop off bags at hostel (Capital View hostel )
1:30-3:30 PM: U.S Capitol (2 hours)
12. 4:00 – 6:00 PM: Ford’s Theater
7:30 – 8:30 PM: 930 Club
Free time afterward
Day 2:
8:00 am: The Yards Park
10:00 am: Washington Harbour
12:00 pm: Have lunch
2:00 pm: Dumbarton Oaks
4:00 pm: Renwick Gallery
7:00 pm: Chinatown
Free time afterward
Day 3:
9:00 am Georgetown Historic District
11: 00 am check out and go out to eat
1:00 pm Eastern Market
2:00 pm Depart from the Washington Dc Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
• New York
Day 1:
5:00 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in NYC and drop off bags at hostel (Central Park West hostel )
1:30 PM -4:30 PM: Statue of liberty (more than 3 hours)
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM: Bryant Park
7:30 PM – 9:00 PM: Radio City Music Hall
13. Free time afterward
Day 2:
8:00 am: Greenwich Village
10:00 am: South Street Seaport
12:00 pm: Have lunch
1:30 pm: Belvedere Castle
3:00 pm: Little Italy
6:00 pm: Times Square
Free time afterward
Day 3:
9:00 am The Metropolitan Museum of Art
11:00 am check out and go out to eat
1:00 pm Chelsea Market
2:00 pm Depart from the NYC Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure
• Montreal
Day 1:
5:00 AM: Depart from Buffalo Downtown Terminal
11:30 AM: (approx.) Arrive in NYC and drop off bags at hostel (Hi Montreal)
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Laurentian Mountains
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Jean-Talon Market
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM La Fontaine Park
Free time afterward
Day 2:
14. 8:00 am : Clock Tower Beach
10:00 am : Cap-Saint-Jacques Nature Park
12:00 pm : Have lunch
1:30 pm: Notre-Dame Basilica
4:00 pm: Jean-Talon Market
6 :00 pm : Japanese Garden
Free time afterward
Day 3:
9 :00 am Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours Chapel (Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours)
11:00 am check out and go out to eat
1:00 pm Place des Arts
2:00 pm Depart from the Montreal Bus Terminal to head back to Buffalo
Please meet your Triploma Travel advisors at the bus terminal 30 minutes prior to
departure