This document outlines the objectives, requirements, and design of a Tourism Management System. The system aims to provide information on tour packages and hotel facilities, allow customers to book tours online, and maintain a database of customer information. It will use a graphical user interface to display menus for managing tour packages, customer accounts, and viewing individual tourist information. The document also discusses requirement analysis, hardware and software needs, data flow diagrams, testing procedures, advantages, applications, and concludes with an overview of the system.

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3. -Shahabaj N. Dange
-Chandrakant F. Chavan
-Sagar R. Pawar
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5. OBJECTIVE
 Provide information about the Tour Packages.
 Provide information about the Hotel Facilities.
 Book the Tour with simple filling form with
details information about tourist.
 Maintain the database of all tourist
information.
 Easily display all tourists.
 modify and delete tourist data.
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6. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS
1.What is RA ?
2.Why it is required ?
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7. Hardware Requirement
1. PC
2. Minimum 1GB RAM
3. Pentium4 Processor
4. Hard-Disk 80GB
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8. Software Requirement
1. Operating System Windows XP.
2. Turbo C.
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9. Functional Requirement
• Tour Package
• Hotel Facility
• Booking
• Calculation
• Save
• Display
• Delete
• Modify
• EXIT
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10. Data Flow Diagram
 A data flow diagram is a graphical
representation of the data through an information
system.
 A DFD is quite different from flowchart.
 Commonly used during problem analysis.
 Shows flow of data through a system.
 DFD aims to capture the transformations that
takes place within a system to the input data so
eventually the output data is produced.
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11. Types of Data Flow Diagram
1. Level 0
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12. 2. Level 1
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13. 3. Level 2
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14. CODING
The goal of the coding activity is to develop
correct programs that are also clear & simple as
reading programs is a much more common activity
than writing program. The goal of the coding
activity is to produce simple programs that are is to
understand & modify that are free from error.
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15. SCREEN SHOT
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16. Tour Package Menu
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17. Account Management Menu
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18. Display One Tourist Information
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19. TESTING
Testing is the activity where the errors remaining
from all the previous phases must be detected.
TYPES OF TESTING
1. Black Box Testing.
2. White Box Testing.
3. Gray Box Testing.
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20. ADVANTAGES
1. SECURED ACCESS
2. FAST & RELIABLE DATA COLLECTION
3. SIMPLE TO OPERATE
4. ACCURACY
5. TIME & COST EFFECTIVENESS
6. IMPROVE MANAGEMENT & BETTER DECISION
MAKING
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21. Applications
1. Used in Tourism Company.
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22. CONCLUSION
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