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1. TRAVEL ‘N’ TOURISM
ASSIGNMENT

2. • NAME : RAHUL GUPTA
• ASSIGNMENT : TRAVEL
TITLE ASSIGNMENT
• BATCH NO. : U2
• CENTRE : FRANKFINN,
GHATKOPAR
• ASSESSOR
NAME : DOMINIC D’SOUZA

3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I take this opportunity to Thank my
faculty Mr. DOMINIC D’SOUZA, who made
each of the classes interesting and
informative. He suggestions and help on
doing this assignment was really helpful.
By doing this assignment I can now
proudly say that I know a lot of things
about this industry.

4. INTRODUCTION
• Travel is the movement of people between
relatively distant geographical locations, and
can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile,
train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or
without luggage, and can be one way or round
trip. Travel can also include relatively short
stays between successive movements.
• Now a days lots of travel agencies are available
and even we can plan our itinerary or book a
ticket by sitting in our home itself through
internet.
• Travelling is the essential segment of people
life.

5. TASK1

6. TWO COUNTRIES
KENYA
(KE)
MAURITIUS
(MU)
NAIROBI(NBO)
MOMBASA(MBA)
PORT
LOUIS(MRU)
MAHEBOURG

7. HISTORY OF KENYA
The British Empire established
the East Africa Protectorate in
1895, from 1920 known as
the Kenya Colony.
The independent Republic
of Kenya was formed in 1964.
It was ruled as a de facto one-
party state by
the Kenya African National
Union (KANU), it was an
alliance led by Jomo Kenyatta
during 1963 to 1978.

8. ABOUT KENYA
CAPITAL NAIROBI-NBO
CURRENCY KENYAN SHILLING –KES
NATIONAL AIRLINE KENYA AIRWAYS –KQ
AREA 582.6 sq. Km
POPULATION 30.3 million
LITERACY RATE 81.5%
LANGUAGE SWAHILI
FAMOUS FOR WILD LIFE & SAFARI

9. VISA FLAG
Airways CURRENCY

10. TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN
NAIROBI (NBO)
GIRAFFE CENTRE
The Giraffe Centre is
located at karen,
approximately 5 kilo metres
(3.1 mi) from the centre
of nairobi, kenya.
It was established in order
to protect the
endangere Rothschild
giraffe, Giraffe
camelopardalis rothschildi,
that is found only in the
grasslands of East Africa.

11. NAIROBI NATIONAL MUSEUM
The National Museums of
Kenya (NMK) is a state corporation
that manages museums, sites and
monuments in Kenya.
It carries out heritage research, and
has expertise in subjects ranging
from palaeontology, ethnography an
d biodiversity research and
conservation. Its headquarters and
the National Museum (Nairobi
National Museum) are located on
Museum Hill, near Uhuru
Highway between Central Business
District and Westlands in Nairobi.
The National Museum of Kenya was
founded by the East Africa Natural
History Society (E.A.N.H.S.) in 1910;
the Society's main goal has always
been to conduct an ongoing critical
scientific examination of the natural
attributes of the East
African habitat.

12. TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN
MOMBASA(MBA)
Die Mombasa Tusks sind ein
bekanntes Wahrzeichen
Mombasas.
Der 1952 errichtete
Torbogen aus Stoßzähnen
wurde für den Besuch von
Queen Elizabeth gebaut und
symbolisiert den Eingang in
die Stadt Mombasa. Die
Stoßzähne formen ein "M",
was für den
Anfangsbuchstaben der
Hafenstadt stehen soll.

13. HISTORY OF MAURITIUS
The known history of
Mauritius begins with its
discovery by Arabs,
followed by Europeans and
its appearance on maps in
the early 16th
century. Mauritius was
successively colonized by
the Dutch, the French and
the British, and became
independent in 1968.

14. ABOUT MAURITIUS
CAPITAL PORT LOUIS – MRU
CURRENCY MAURITIUS RUPEE – MUR
NATIONAL AIRLINE AIR MAURITIUS – MK
AREA 2 sq.Km
POPULATION 1.2million
LITERACY RATE 84.2%
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
FAMOUS FOR Beach

15. MAP CURRENCY
AIRLINE

16. TOURIST ATTRACTION IN
PORT LOUIS (MRU)
Triolet is a town in the north
of Mauritius, found in the district
of Pamplemousses. It lies exactly
11 kilometres from Port Louis,
the capital of the island. The
village is a patch of civilisation
amid green sugarcane fields,
near the north-western coast of
the island. To its north lie Trou-
aux-Biches, Mont-Choisy
and Grand Baie which are coastal
villages, while to its west are
Pointe-aux-piments and
Balaclava. On the south lies
Arsenal and to the east are
Morcellement St André and
Plaine des Papayes.

17. PORT LOUIS CENTRAL
MARKET
Port Louis' rightly famous
Central Market, the centre
of the local economy
since Victorian times, was
cleaned up considerably
in a 2004 renovation.
Many comment that it's
lost much of its dirty
charm (you're far less
likely to see rats,
although it is possible),
but it's still a good place
to get a feel for local life,
watch the hawkers at
work and buy some
souvenirs.

18. TOURIST ATTRACTION IN
MOHEBOURG

19. Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB)
is a commercial bank in Mauritius.
It was one of the commercial banks
licensed by the Bank of Mauritius
the country's central bank and the
nation's banking regulator.
The bank's headquarters are
located in Port Louis, Mauritius.
MAURITIUS COMMERCIAL
BANK

20. INTERNATIONAL TIME
• GMT OF INDIA = +5.30
• GMT OF KENYA= +3
• GMT OF MAURITIUS= +4

21. ROUTE MAP
• BOM(MUMBAI)
• MRU(PORT
LOUIS)
• MAHEBOURG
• MBA(MOMBASA)
• CCJ(CALICUT)

22. TRAVEL ITINERARY
FOR
MR.GUPTA

23. DAY 1 (07/01/2017)
FROM
CITY/AIRPOR
T
DAY DATE DEPT
TIME
FLIGHT
NO.
CLAS
S
REMARKS/HO
TELS,
CONTACTS,E
TC
MUMBAI
BOM / DEP
MO 07jan 0400 AI747 F
PORT LOUIS
MRU / ARR
MO 07jan 0730 AI747 F LE-PALMAR
• 0900-BREAKFAST FROM THE AIRPORT HOTEL
• 1000-CHECK IN AT LE-PALMAR-BEACH-RESOPRT
• 1230-LUNCH AT THE HOTEL
• 1330-RESTING
• 1500-SIDE SEEING
• 1900-DINNER AT THE RESORT
• 2300-GO TO BED

24. MR. GUPTA
AI747 DEPT FRM BOM

25. DAY 2 (02/01/2017)
• 0500- wake up call
• 0530- health club
• 0600- breakfast
• 0830- driving
• 1200- lunch
• 1300- shopping
• 1830- returning
• 1930-candle light dinner
• 2030- Dj party at resort
• 0000- go to bed

26. DAY 3 (09/01/2017)
FROM
CITY/AIRPORT
DAY DATE DEPT
TIME
FLIGHT
NO.
CLASS REMARKS/HOTEL
S,
CONTACTS,ETC
PORT LOUIS MRU
DEP
WE 09jan 1150 RC#320 DELUXE
CABIN
le-palmar
MOMBASA MBA
ARR
WE 09jan 0030 RC#320 DELUXE
CABIN
• 0600-WAKE UP CALL
• 0700-BREAKFAST
• 1000-CHECK OUT
• 1045-REPORTING TO THE SEAPORT FOR THE CHECK IN
THE CRUISE LINER
• 1150-SAILING TO KILLINDINI SEA PORT,MBA IN KENYA
• 1230-LUNCH
• 1400-RESTING
• 1500-FILM IN THEATRE
• 1900-DINNER
• 2330-GO TO BED

27. ROYAL CRUISE LINER
RC#320
RC#320

28. DAY 4 (04/01/2017)
• 0700-BREAKFAST
• 0900-COMPLETE CUSTOMS &
IMMIGRATION REGULATION AT
SEAPORT
• 1200-TOURIST VOLVO BUS TO A
FOREST INSIDE THE MASAI MARA
NATIONAL RESERVE
• 1330-LUNCH
• 1830-WILD SAFARI AND STAY IN
JUNGLE HUT
• 2030-DINNER
• 2350-CAMP FIRE OFF GO TO BED
VOLVO BUS

29. MASAI MARA NATIONAL RESERVE

30. DAY 5 (05/01/2017)
• 0400-MORNING CAMP FIRE
• 0630-PRE-ARRANGE FRUIT
BREAKFAST IN JUNGLE
• 0730-JOURNEY TO
NAIROBI(NBO)
• 1100-ARRIVAL AT NBO
• 1130-CHECK-IN AT
INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL,
NAIROBI
• 1200-RELAX AND REST
• 1500-DRIVE TO THE NAIROBI
PARK
• 1930-BACK TO HOTEL FOR
GALA DINNER
NAIROBI NATIONAL
PARK

31. DAY 6 (06/01/2017)
• 0600-WAKE UP CALL
• 0730-BREAKFAST AT
HOTEL
• 1100-EXPLORING THE
INTERCONTINENTAL
• 1300-LUNCH
• 1600-CHECK OUT
• 1630-SITE SEEING
• 1930-LIVE BAND SHOW
• 2130-SHOPPING
• 2355-BOARDING TO
NAIROBI AIRPORT (NBO)
INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL (NBO)

32. NAIROBI INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT (NBO)

33. DAY 7 (13/01/2017)
From
City/airport
DAY Date DEPT
TIME
FLIGHT
NO.
CLASS REMARKS/HO
TELS,CONTAC
TS,ETC
NAIROBI NBO
DEPT
SA 13jan 0315 Ul421 F International
COLOMBO CMB
ARR
SU 13jan 0700 Ul421 F
COLOMBO CMB
DEPT
SU 13jan 0815 Ul432 F
CALICUT CCJ
ARR
SU 13jan 0930 Ul432 F

34. TOUR EXPENSES CHART
HEAD AMOUNT
AIR FARE INR69,950
ACCOMMODATION INR95,000
OUTSIDE FOOD INR2,500
CRUISE FARE INR18,000
BUS TICKET INR2,450
CAR RENTAL INR3,500
TAX 10%
TOTAL BUDGET 210540

35. THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS NEEDED
FOR MR. GUPTA TRAVEL
TO MAURITIUS & KENYA
COUNTRY PASSPORT VISA TICKET HEALTH
CERTIFICA
TE
STATUS STATUS STATUS STATUS
KENYA REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED
MAURITIUS REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED

36. • VISA:-an endorsement on a passport
indicating that the holder is allowed to
enter, leave, or stay for a specified
period of time in a country.
• PASSPORT:-an official document
issued by a government, certifying the
holder's identity and citizenship and
entitling them to travel under its
protection to and from foreign
countries.
• HEALTH CERTIFICATE:-a certificate
attesting a person's good health,
sometimes required when travelling
between states or countries.

37. TICKET

38. CUSTOM & EXCISE INFORMATION
KENYA AND MAURITIUS
Prohibited item:
Drugs, firearms and Ammunition, fruit
Custom limits:
For person of 17 years of age and above:
A)200cigarettes or 250gr of tobacco, 50
cigars.
B)1bottle of wine or 1 bottle of spirits
C)568ml of perfume

39. TASK2

40. ABOUT SOME
ORGANIZATION
THAT HELP
TRAVEL INDUSTRY

41. INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT
ASSOCIATION (IATA)

42. • IATA was founded in Havana, Cuba, in April 1945. It is
the prime vehicle for inter-airline cooperation in
promoting safe, reliable, secure and economical air
services - for the benefit of the world's consumers.
• The international scheduled air transport industry is
now more than 100 times larger than it was in 1945. Few
industries can match the dynamism of that growth,
which would have been much less spectacular without
the standards, practices and procedures developed
within IATA.
• The modern IATA is the successor to the
International Air Traffic Association founded in the
Hague in 1919 - the year of the world's first
international scheduled services
• Definition of IATA's aims than had existed before 1939.
• To promote safe, regular and economical air
transport for the benefit of the peoples of the world, to
foster air commerce, and to study the problems
connected therewith;
• To provide means for collaboration among the
air transport enterprises engaged directly or indirectly
in international air transport service;
• To cooperate with the newly created International Civil
Aviation Organization (ICAO - the specialised United
Nations agency for civil aviation) and other international
organisations.

43. International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO)

44. • AVIATION SAFETY
Aviation safety is a key objective of ICAO and is part of
the work in the following Sections and programmes:
• Aerodromes, Air Routes and Ground Aids (AGA) Section
• Accident Investigation and Prevention (AIG) Section
• Flight Safety (FLS) Section
• Aviation Medicine (MED) Section
• Flight Safety and Human Factors
• Safety Management
• Flight Safety Information Exchange (FSIX)

45. The United Federation of Travel
Agents Association (UFTAA)
•

46. UFTAA
• The United Federation of Travel Agents’ Associations
(UFTAA) emanates from the Universal Federation of
Travel Agents’ Associations created in Rome, Italy, on
November 22nd, 1966. UFTAA was originally founded
as a result of a merger of two large world
organisations, FIAV and UOTAA, recognising the need
to unify travel agencies and tour-operators into one
international federation.
• In 1989, coming from Brussels, UFTAA set up its
General Secretariat in the Principality of Monaco.
• UFTAA started its operation as a Confederation on
January 1st, 2003. It is a non-profit Confederation of
international scope, representing Regional Federations
comprising some 80 national associations.

47. Activities
To unite and consolidate the Federations of Travel
Agents’ National Associations and to globally enhance the
interests of their members ;
- To represent the travel agents’ activities before various
world-wide bodies, governmental authorities and
suppliers ;
- To work towards the adoption of measures that will ease
travel for the consumer and to offer services to its
member federations ;
- To be an investigation and information centre supporting
the member Federations’ work and to offer information for
technological development ;
- To offer, as a voluntary mechanism, an arbitration
service which assists in solving conflicts resulting from
commercial relations for which amicable settlement
cannot be reached ;

48. PATA INTERNATIONAL

49. Activities
to capture the attention of air travel industry for the
development pacific area
to change pacific area as famous tourists destinations
• The Pacific Asia Travel Association, formed over 50
years ago with Headquarters in Bangkok, is an
international organisation with over 2,500 members
made up from the Destinations, Carriers, Hotel Groups,
Tour Operators, Ground Handlers and Retail Travel
Agents, mainly based in the Pacific Asia Region. Other
''International'' members include publications, travel
writers and indeed any organisation with interests in
travel to and within the Region.

50. CHICAGO CONVENTION
The Convention on International
Civil Aviation, also known as the
Chicago Convention, established
the International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO), a
specialized agency of the United
Nations charged with
coordinating and regulating
international air travel. The
Convention establishes rules of
airspace, aircraft registration
and safety, and details the rights
of the signatories in relation to
air travel. The Convention also
exempts air fuels from tax.

52. • First Freedom - The right to fly and carry traffic over
the territory of another partner to the agreement
without landing. Almost all countries are partners to
the Convention but some have observed this freedom
better than others. When the Korean airliner lost its
way over Soviet air space a few year ago and was shot
down, the Soviet Union (among other offenses!)
violated this First Freedom.
• Second Freedom – The right to land in those countries
for technical reasons such as refueling without
boarding or deplaning passengers.
• Third Freedom - The right of an airline from one
country to land in a different country and deplane
passengers coming from the airline’s own country.
• Fourth Freedom - The right of an airline from one
country to land in a different country and board
passengers traveling to the airline’s own country.
• Fifth Freedom - This freedom is also sometimes
referred to as 'beyond rights'. It is the right of an
airline from one country to land in a second country, to
then pick up passengers and fly on to a third country
where the passengers then deplane.

53. TASK3

54. Why my Package is good ?
• In our package we have charged less cost of
travel.
• We tried to include maximum destinations in
a short period, and which are easy to reach.
• We also arranged host for you in each country
so that you don’t have to take an additional
guide from there.

55. Our competitors package
Which is taken for
Comparison for the client

56. ROUTING FOR COMPETITOR
PACKAGE
BOM(MUMBAI)
MRU(PORT LOUIS)
MAHEBOURG
MBA(MOMBASA)
NBO(NAIROBI)
BOM(MUMBAI)

57. DAY 1 (07/01/2017)
FROM
CITY/AIRPOR
T
DAY DATE DEPT
TIME
FLIGHT
NO.
CLAS
S
REMARKS/HO
TELS,
CONTACTS,E
TC
MUMBAI
BOM / DEP
MO 07jan 0600 AI321 F
PORT LOUIS
MRU / ARR
MO 07jan 0930 AI321 F LE SUFFREN
HOTEL
• 1130-CHECK IN AT LE SUFFREN HOTEL
• 1230-RESTINT
• 1300-LUNCH AT THE HOTEL
• 1400-SITE SEEING
• 1600-CHECKOUT
• 1700-CAR RENTAL SERVICE
• 1800-DRIVING TO MAHEBOURG

59. AI321

60. DAY 2 (08/01/2017)
• 0000-REACHUNG MAHEBOURG
• 0200-CHECK IN AT PRESKIL BEACH RESORT
• 0230-FOOD FROM 24Hrs ROOM SERVICE
• 0330-GO TO BED
• 0800-WAKE UP CALL
• 0830-BREAKFAST
• 0900-POOL TIME
• 1230-BUFFER LUNCH
• 1330-REST
• 1500-BEACH ACTIVITY
• 1930-ALA0CARTE DINNER
• 2230-GO TO BED

62. DAY 3 (09/01/2017)
• 0600-WAKE UP CALL
• 0700-BREAKFAST
• 1000-CHECK OUT
• 1030-DRIVIMG BACK TO PORT LOUIS(MRU)
• 1700-REACH MRU
• 1900-BOARDING TO PORT LOUIS AIRPORT(MRU)
FROM
CITY/AIRPORT
DAY DATE DEPT
TIME
FLIGHT
NO.
CLAS
S
REMARKS/HOT
ELS,
CONTACTS,ET
C
PORT LOUIS
MRU DEP
WE 09jan 2300 KQ721 f
MOMBASA
ARR
TH 10jan 0400 KQ721 f THE ROYAL
CASTLE HOTEL

63. KQ-KENYA AIRWAYS

64. DAY 4 (10/01/2017)
• 0600-CHECK IN AT THE ROYAL CASTLE
HOTEL
• 0700-BREAKFAST
• 0830-RESTING
• 1230-BUFFER LUNCH
• 1600-SHOPPING
• 1930-DINNER
• 2300-CHECK OUT
• 2330-BACK TO AIRPORT

65. THE ROYAL CASTLE HOTEL

66. DAY 5 (11/01/2017)
From
City/airport
Day Date Dept
Time
Flight
No.
Class Remarks/hotels
,
Contacts,etc
MOMBASA
DEP
FR 11JAN 0145 KQ734 F THE ROYAL
CASTLE HOTEL
NAIROBI ARR FR 11JAN 0350 KQ734 F HILTON
• 0630-CHECK IN HILTON
• 0700-BREAKFAST
• 0800-RESTING
• 1000-SITE SEEING
• 1230-SHOPPING

67. 1330-ENROUTE LUNCH
1600-BACK TO HOTEL
1700-CHECKOUT
1730-BACK TO AIRPORT
FROM
CITY/AIRPORT
DAY DATE DEPT
TIME
FLIGHT
NO.
CLAS
S
REMARKS/HOT
ELS,
CONTACTS,ET
C
NAIROBI DEP FR 11JAN 1915 AI333 F HILTON
MUMBAI ARR FR 11JAN 2325 AI333 F

68. HILTON

69. TOUR EXPENSE CHART
HEAD AMOUNT
AIR FARE INR99,650
CAR RENTAL INR10,000
ACCOMMODATION CHARGE` INR95,000
OUT SIDE FOOD EXPENSES INR6,620
TAX 10%
TOTAL BUDGET INR232,397

70. COMPARISON BETWEEN BOTH THE
PACKAGES
OUR PACKAGE COMPETITOR PACKAGE
ALL THE TRANSPORT WAYS INCLUDED
IN THE PACKAGE TO MAKE IT A
WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE THERE BY
THE PACKAGE BECOMES ECONOMICAL
AS COMPARED TO OUR COMPETITIORS
PACKAGE
ONLY THE AIR TRANSPORT IS BEEN
INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE WHICH
WILL INCREASE THE AIR FARE AND
THUS IT MAKES THE EXPENSE IF THE
PACKAGE VERY HIGH
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS ARE INCLUDED
IN THE PACKAGE LIKE MASAI MARA
NATIONAL RESERVE , NAIROBI
NATIONAL PARK ETC.
TOURIST ATTRACTION ARE NOT
INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE AS
COMPARED TO OUR PACKAGE.

71. OUR PACKAGE EXPENSE
CHART
COMPETITOR PACKAGE
EXPENSE CHART
HEAD AMOUNT
AIR FARE INR99,650
CAR RENTAL INR10,000
ACCOMMODATIO
N CHARGE
INR95,000
OUT SIDE FOOD
EXPENSES
INR6,620
TAX 10%
TOTAL BUDGET INR2,32,397
HEAD AMOUNT
AIR FARE INR69,950
ACCOMMODATION INR95,000
OUTSIDE FOOD INR2,500
CRUISE FARE INR18,000
BUS TICKET INR2,450
CAR RENTAL INR3,500
TAX 10%
TOTAL BUDGET 2,10,540

72. OUR PACKAGE EXPENSE
CHART
COMPETITOR PACKAGE
EXPENSE CHART

73. AFTER DOING “TRAVEL” IN THE FORM OF AN
ASSIGNMENT I LEARNED MORE THE TOURISM
AND THE RULES AND REGULATIONS WHILE
TRAVELLING FROM ONE COUNTRY TO OTHER.
CONCLUSION

74. BIBLIOGRAPHY
WWW.SKYTEAM.COM
WWW.KENYA.COM
WWW.MAURITIUS.COM
WWW.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
WWW.EVERYTHING2.COM
WWW.IATATRAVELCENTRE.COM
WWW.TRAVELLERSPOINT.COM
WWW.IATA.COM
WWW.ICAO.COM