This presentation is a collection of student reports and based on the curriculum of the subject Tour Guiding Services for the students enrolled at the College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management of the Lyceum of the Philippines Cavite Campus.
This presentation is a collection of student reports and based on the curriculum of the subject Tour Guiding Services for the students enrolled at the College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management of the Lyceum of the Philippines Cavite Campus.
A cruise ship is a passenger used for pleasure voyages. Cruise ships are destinations in themselves With features and amenities comparable or superior to land-based resorts. Cruising is remarkably affordable and one can enjoy his/her dream vacations. Cruise tourism made its small beginnings in 1839 as part of the fortnightly crossing mail service between Liverpool and Boston.
For adventurous travel blog please visit http://wilsontom.blogspot.com/
Combined presentation of student reports and the lectures on Lodging and Accommodation for the subject Principles of Tourism II for the College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management of the Lyceum of The Philippines Cavite, Campus. All photographs are grabbed from the internet and credit is due to their respective photographers.
Working and living on board a cruise ship is a challenge when you consider it for the first time.
River and ocean cruise do provide different conditions and opportunities alike.
This short guide gives you some insights into the basic conditions of working aboard river and ocean cruise companies represented by our agency, backup jobs agency.
If you are interested in applying with any of these companies feel free to reach out to info@backup-jobs.com or register online at https://www.backup-jobs.com/en
1. Guest Cycle
2. Front Office Systems
3. Guest Cycle under Three Different Systems
4. Front Office Forms
5. Front Office Functional Organization
6. Front Office Equipment
A cruise ship is a passenger used for pleasure voyages. Cruise ships are destinations in themselves With features and amenities comparable or superior to land-based resorts. Cruising is remarkably affordable and one can enjoy his/her dream vacations. Cruise tourism made its small beginnings in 1839 as part of the fortnightly crossing mail service between Liverpool and Boston.
For adventurous travel blog please visit http://wilsontom.blogspot.com/
Combined presentation of student reports and the lectures on Lodging and Accommodation for the subject Principles of Tourism II for the College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management of the Lyceum of The Philippines Cavite, Campus. All photographs are grabbed from the internet and credit is due to their respective photographers.
Working and living on board a cruise ship is a challenge when you consider it for the first time.
River and ocean cruise do provide different conditions and opportunities alike.
This short guide gives you some insights into the basic conditions of working aboard river and ocean cruise companies represented by our agency, backup jobs agency.
If you are interested in applying with any of these companies feel free to reach out to info@backup-jobs.com or register online at https://www.backup-jobs.com/en
1. Guest Cycle
2. Front Office Systems
3. Guest Cycle under Three Different Systems
4. Front Office Forms
5. Front Office Functional Organization
6. Front Office Equipment
Shopping can be part of the travel experience or the primary focus of travel, major motivations for a leisurely travel trip. Tourists look for exciting opportunities to shop while travelling.
For adventurous travel blog please visit http://wilsontom.blogspot.com/
REPUBLIC of MOLDOVA an emerging wine tourism destination Veronica Tomescu
REPUBLIC of MOLDOVA an emerging wine tourism destination
Presentation for International Wine Tourism Conference, Tbilisi 2014
Presenter: Veronika Raetchi-Tomescu
www.winetours.md
Wine tourism is the lifeblood of many wineries. This presentation which I gave to the Magnum Club, touches on the global trends, and defines some best practices?
Le cordon bleu master of gastronomic tourismLCBAustralia
Invest in your passion for gastronomy with our new online graduate program aimed at those wishing to be involved in the exciting world of food and wine tourism. Become an innovator, strengthen traditional and local foodways, help revitalise and build regional food cultures, or adapt conventional business practices to meet the challenges of operating successfully in a highly competitive market.
Experience a broad range of subjects from a multidisciplinary approach embracing history, cultural studies, management and aesthetics; from gastronomic history and taste cultures to events planning and design, food writing and multimedia.
In offering this exciting new degree, Le Cordon Bleu has partnered with Southern Cross University, a leading provider of distance education (online learning) with extensive undergraduate and postgraduate offerings in tourism and hospitality education. All units are delivered fully online using the interactive, easy-to-navigate MySCU virtual learning environment.
Le Cordon Bleu's expertise in gastronomy combined with Southern Cross University's acknowledged leadership in tourism and hospitality education gives the Le Cordon Bleu Master of Gastronomic Tourism a unique profile. The large team of highly experienced teaching staff, qualified in a range of disciplinary backgrounds and experience, further distinguishes this program.
Career Pathway Options: Professional Food Writer, Cellar Door Manager, Food & Wine Entrepreneur, Food & Wine Tourism Policy Advisor, Food Trail Operator, Tour guide Operator.
Expectations about oenotourism from 88 professionals of wine and tourism trad...Rogerio Ruschel
A survey with readers and friends of the blog In Vino Viajas (http://invinoviajas.blogspot.com.br ) made especially to the International Wine Tourism Congress- Europe, 2 - 4 July, 2015 - Viana do Castelo, Portugal – Prepared and presented by Rogerio R. Ruschel, Editor - São Paulo, Brazil
First workshop of the REFIT project (refitproject.com) - Bibracte, March 2016
Exploring integrated approaches to cultural landscapes
Current strategies, problems and potential
Iron Age oppida as a case study
these five places from around the world each offer unique and awe-inspiring experiences for travelers. From the majestic beauty of the Grand Canyon in the United States to the ancient wonders of Machu Picchu in Peru, and from the charming vistas of Santorini, Greece, to the wild adventures of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, and finally, to the underwater marvels of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, each destination presents a distinct blend of natural beauty, cultural significance, and adventure. Whether you seek breathtaking landscapes, rich history, vibrant cultures, or thrilling wildlife encounters, these places have something extraordinary to offer, making them must-visit destinations for any traveler seeking to explore the wonders of our world.
Tracing the roots of kenya’s tourism: Archaelogical and Colonial DimensionDr. Ray' Mutinda, N.
Since Kenya’s independence in 1963, its tourism industry has grown to become one of the most significant sectors of the country’s economy. As one of the top African tourist destinations, Kenya boasts of a rich mix of tourism markets and products including the African wildlife safari, white sand beaches, MICE products, culture and heritage. Underlying such growth and market-product portfolio is a rich heritage founded on archaeology and colonial history. As observed by Crompton (quoted in Jommo 1987) tourism in Kenya was instituted during the colonial period as a “European hedonocracy”- a leisure-oriented activity for which only Europeans were equipped culturally, economically and socially to take part in, and around which they reserved for themselves the right to undertake entrepreneurial activity. Added to this colonial heritage, Kenya’s tourism industry is dotted with rich archaeological sites showcasing various stages of the development and evolution of early man. Within this heritage features pre-historic fossil heritage dating over 100 Million years ago including such important sites like Koobi Fora, a prehistoric site that has produced a great wealth of fossil evidence on the evolution of man dating over 4.2 million years; the Hyrax Hill, a neolithic excavation site dating from 1500 B.C; Pate Island, an ancient port town where evidence of human activity dating back from the 7th century has been found; and Olorgesailie, where the skull of Homo erectus was unearthed. Others include Kariandusi, Fort Jesus, and other religio-colonial period historic sites. These archaeological sites have become key cultural and heritage tourist attractions in Kenya. This paper traces the contribution of archaeology and colonial history to the evolution and development of tourism in Kenya.
2. Main motivators for travel
Lifeblood of the Tourism
Industry
Main reasons why tourists
travel all around the
world.
3. There are 2 classifications of Attractions:
Natural Attractions Man-made Attractions
• The unique terrain and •These are man-made projects
characteristics of a location. and intangible man-made
events.
4. Natural Attractions Man-made Attractions
Topography Entertainment
Flora Events
Fauna Cultural
Bodies of Water Recreation
5. Natural Attractions
› Topography:
Physical terrain or landscape of
a place (volcanoes, mountains,
islands) the Philippines has a lot
of scenic locations thanks to its
mountain ranges.
› Flora and Fauna:
plant and animal life
› Bodies of water
13. › Museums
Defined as: “building or institution which
houses and cares for a collection of artifacts
and other objects of scientific, artistic or
historical importance and makes them
available for public viewing through exhibits
that may be permanent or temporary”
(Alexander & Alexander, 2009
14.
15. Man-made Attractions
› Cultural and Religious Events
These are categorized in several
ways (ie. Regular, or irregular
occurrence or location)
The Philippines is rich in fiestas
and festivals. These primarily are
religious in nature.
› Health Tourism
Travel to improve ones health.
16. Man-made Attractions
› Shopping Malls
Composite attractions that contain
numerous individual sub-attractions
designed to maximize the amount of
time that visitors remain within the
facility and the amount of money
they spend.
› Sports and Recreational and
Entertainment Events
17.
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19.
20. UNESCO World Heritage Sites
› United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization.
› Designated sites to be preserved or
conserved.
› Protection of the natural and cultural
heritage of that particular place.
21. UNESCO Heritage Sites in the Philippines:
› Baroque Churches of the Philippines
› Tubbattaha Reef Marine Park
› Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras
› Vigan
› Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National
Park
