This document discusses recreation tourism and outlines learning outcomes and concepts related to terrestrial-based recreation activities within the tourism industry. The key points are: 1. The document aims to expose students to terrestrial-based recreation activities and develop their competencies in operating and managing such activities according to international safety standards. 2. Learning outcomes include understanding the contribution of terrestrial recreation to tourism, technical operation management, conducting activities safely, and effective risk management planning. 3. Recreation is defined as freely chosen activities that produce feelings of well-being and satisfaction. Recreation tourism includes activities like nature tourism and visiting friends that people engage in during leisure time.

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9. SYNOPSIS
Expose the students to terrestrial –based
recreation activities within the tourism industry
Develop competencies in the overall operation
and management of terrestrial based recreational
activities.
Conduct the activities based on international
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10. LEARNING OUTCOMES
STUDENT SHOULD BE ABLE TO:-
1. The concept terrestrial based recreation and its
contRibutiOn to TouRism
InDustry
2. Tourism Planning , Technical
Operation Management
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11. LEARNING OUTCOMES
 The operation and evaluation of terrestrial
recreational activities for tourist and
customers
 Effectives communication in explaining recreational
activities rule and safety procedures
 Risk management plan in designing and
conducting terrestrial based recreational activities
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12. FOUNDATION OF
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13. Basic
element/elemen
asas
Volunteer/
sukarela
Satisfaction
/kepuasan
Keputusan yg
positif terhadap
diri
Leisure/lapang
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15. WHAT IS RECREATIONAND
LEISURE?
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17. WHAT IS RECREATION AND LEISURE?
 Recreation is about activities, pastimes, and
experiences which are freely chosen. They are
usually undertaken in free time and produce feelings
of well being, fulfillment, enjoyment, relaxation and
satisfaction.
 They are opportunities to express creativity,
achieve and master new things and feel good about
doing so.
 Community based recreation offers an opportunity to
meet people while enjoying a range of social, cultural
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18. RECREATIONAL TOURISM
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19. Leisure time
activities such as
study visiting
friends and
relatives
At home and
community
recreation
TOURISM
NATURE
TOURISM
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A CONCEPTUALIZATION OF LEISURE TIME ACTIVITES

20. A BROAD CATEGORIZATION OF
RECREATION ACTIVITIES
RECREATION
SPORT AND
GAMES
ACTIVITY BASED ON
REPRESENTATION
OF THE SPIRIT
AMUSEMENT
ACTIVITIES
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Future Trends
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23. refreshment our
mind and body after
work hard through
activities.
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24. located in, done in opened air activities that
organized at the open air such as camping
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25. Organized free time
activities that are participated in
for their own sake and have
interaction between
participant and elements of
nature. (IBRAHIM AND CORDES, 1986)
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26. A block unoccupied time often
referred to as a spare time or
free time.
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28. LEISURE AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
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29. DEVELOPMENT AND
DEMAND
Why people recreate or
travel???**
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31. PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS
Self
actualization
Ego-( self
esteem, self
respect)
Social(love, affection,
belonging)
Safety-(home, job)
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32. 2. SURFACE FACTORS
Physical motivators:
related to health (sport,
maintenance & preventive
health program, tension
releasers
: desire to learn more about
culture, architecture, food, art
and folklore other people.
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34. 3. FACTORS
Pull factors: tangible things
that draw visitors to a
destination. This include
people, places and activities
• Examples: friends,
relatives, celebrities,
scenic areas,
recreational event,
culture, festivals
Push factors: intangible
things (forces) that come
within us. Needs, motivation
and way of thinking
• Examples: adventure,
challenge, escape, self
discover, prestige, rest
and relaxation
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35. 4. RECREATION AND TOURISM PHASES
Phase 1-
anticipations
Phase 2
planning
Phase 3
travel to site
Phase 4
participation
Phase 5-
travel home
Phase 6-
recollection
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36. TYPES AND NEED S OF RECREATION
ACTIVITIES
Importance of Recreation??
Why is recreation and leisure
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38.  PHYSICOLOGY-Recreation is like a rain
shower during the days of scorching heat.
It is like a ray of moonlight in the dreadful
darkness-Emotional balance (balance
between work and play)
 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH MENTENANCE-
Research has shown that recreation on a daily
basis reduces risks of diabetes and
hypertension, enhances physical and mental
health and improves the quality of life.
 feel fresh
and relaxed
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Importance of Recreation??***

39.  Recreation brings you close to the
nature.
 enhancement of your interpersonal
and intrapersonal skills
 physical health and
maintenance
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40. IMPORTANCE OF RECREATION
Impacts Your
Health
Reduces
Stress
Helps You
Relax
Social
Benefits
Refresh the
Senses
Refills the
Energy
New Avenues
Sharpen SkillsEffective
Time
Utilization
Quality of
Life
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