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The document discusses tourism trends, including defining tourism and different types of tourists. It outlines global tourism statistics in 2017 which show international tourist arrivals increasing and independent travel rising. Key details about tourism in Thailand are provided, such as popular domestic and international destinations for Thai travelers as well as their main motivations and sources of travel information.
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This chapter provides an overview of tourism by defining key terms, describing different perspectives on tourism, and examining approaches to studying tourism. It outlines the various components of tourism, from tourists and resources to industries and management. Statistics are presented on the scale of the global tourism industry and top destinations. The economic, social, and cultural benefits and disadvantages of tourism are also summarized.
HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
This document provides definitions and concepts related to tourism. It discusses what tourism is, different types of tourists and forms of tourism. Some key points:
1. Tourism can be defined as activities, processes and outcomes from the interactions between tourists, suppliers, governments and communities involved in attracting and hosting visitors.
2. There are various perspectives on tourism - from the tourist seeking experiences, businesses providing goods/services, governments seeking economic benefits, and host communities.
3. Types of tourism discussed include religious, historical, cultural, adventure, sports, medical, eco, rural, culinary and more.
4. Elements that define a tourist destination are discussed, as well as a model of the tourism system
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Tourism demand
- 1. Tourism Demand By GROUP 2 Recreation and Entertainment Management 054402
- 2. Lesson outlines What is tourism1 2 Types of tourist 3 Motivation of tourist 4 5 Maslow hierarchy of needs Tourist in present day Please listen carefully because there is giveaway at the end of class !!!
- 3. What is tourism The activities of people traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business or other purposes for not more than one consecutive year. Definition: Positive things about tourism ☺ Making a significant contribution to the world's GDP ☺ People can experience different cultures. There is different types of tourism 1 2 International tourism Domestic tourism Definition: Taking holidays cross national borders. Definition: Taking holidays in your own country.
- 4. What is tourism By the way international tourism can be categorized into different 2 types. Inbound Tourism Outbound Tourism Definition: Visitors from overseas coming into the country. Definition: Travelling to a different country for a visit or a holiday. Example: United Kingdom Example: English tourist
- 5. Motivation of tourist Definition: Tourism is based on the distinction between factors which encourage individuals to move away from their home setting through tourism (push factors) and those attributes of different place which attract or (pull factors) them towards it.
- 6. Types of tourist Types of tourist include 4 categories 1 2 3 4 Business and professional tourists Leisure and holiday tourists Definition: Example Adventure / Culture tourist Eco / Leisure / Religious tourist Shopping / Special interest tourist (SIT) Sport and recreation tourist Definition: Example Business / Education tourist Incentive tourist / Health or medical tourist Tourist travelling to visit friends and relatives (VFR) Youth tourists Definition: Definition: Tourists who travel independently less than one year by people aged 15 – 30 years old. Example Attending wedding / birthday party / funeral Example Backpacker / Gap year traveler Tourist who travel for business and professional reasons Tourist who travel on holiday for leisure and relax. Tourist who travel for visiting friends and relatives.
- 7. Maslow hierarchy of needs in tourism Definition: The determinants of travel decision-making and the influential factors that based from maintain physical and psychological activities.
- 8. Global tourism in present day Overall tourists in 2017 Number of tourists is increasing from previous year in percentage Mass and Independent tourists in 2017 Independent tourist are more than mass tourist (44%) comparing from year 2016 Travel agencies had suffered service decrease gone down from 56% to 28%. Source: ITB Berlin Source: ITB Berlin
- 9. Global tourism in present day Asian outbound tourists European outbound tourists Destination regions to go Purposes to go Within Asia 2 3 America Europe Destination regions to go Purposes to go 2 3 Within Europe Asia America Beach trip Countryside Cultural trip City trip Tour holiday City trip Beach trip Event and Exhibition trip 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 Source: ITB Berlin
- 10. Global tourism in present day America outbound tourists Destination regions to go Purposes to go 2 3 Within America Asia Europe 1 Beach trip 2 Tour holiday 3 Countryside Cultural trip 4 City trip Source: ITB Berlin
- 11. Global tourism in present day World’s Top Tourism Destinations in 2017 World’s Top Spending Tourists Destinations in 2017 World’s Top Outbound Tourists in 2017 1. France (83 million arrival) 2. United States (76 million arrival) 3. Spain (76 million arrival) 9. Thailand (33 million arrival) 1. United States (206 million USD) 2. Spain (60 million USD) 3. Thailand (50 million USD) 1. China (135 million tourists) 2. United States (130 million tourists) 3. Germany (83 million tourists) Source: UNWTO
- 12. Thailand tourism in present day Domestic International Types of Thai tourism 5 popular international countries for Thai What is the main motivation of Thai to travel? Exploring delicious foods! 1 2 4 5 3 Japan South Korea Hongkong {Mostly within Asia} Taiwan Singapore Popular domestic destinations for Thai 1 2 3 North Eastern part Central part Northern part Source: Ministry of Tourism & Sport
- 13. Thailand tourism in present day Main types of Thai travelers Travel for 1 2 3 Sources that Thai travelers use to find information &Main reasons that effect Thai travelers to not travel Leisure trip Cultural trip Sustainable trip Don’t have time No money Bad health 1 2 3 4 Facebook Travel blogs Word of mouth Travel guide book and Television program Source: Ministry of Tourism & Sport
- 14. Thailand tourism in present day Top 3 Domestic destinations in Thailand 1 Kanjanaburi province (710K Thai tourists) 2 Nakhon Ratchasima province (680K Thai tourists) 2 Chonburi province (590K Thai tourists) Source: Ministry of Tourism & Sport