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Introduction Unit
  • Hospitality and Tourism 110

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World Tourism Organization (WTO)
  • Defines tourism as
  • the activities of persons travelling to and
    staying in places outside their environment for
    not more than one consecutive year for leisure,
    business and other purposes.

3
Tourism Sector
  • Transports people
  • Provides them with accomodations
  • Provides them with food beverages
  • Entertains and educates

4
New Unique Products
  • Agricultural Tourism
  • Example vacation on a working ranch in Alberta
  • Culinary Tourism
  • Example enjoying a tour of a vineyard
  • Volunteer Tourism
  • Example building a school in Nunavut

5
5 Industry Groups(recognized by the Tourism
Satellite Accounts)
  • Transportation
  • Accommodation
  • Food Beverage
  • Travel Services
  • Recreation and Entertainment

6
Transportation
  • Provides the tourist with a way to move from one
    destination to another
  • Includes airlines, railroads, cruise lines, tour
    bus companies, rental car companies
  • Jobs include pilots, reservation agents, cruise
    director, car rental agent

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Accommodation
  • Provides the tourist with a place to stay
  • Includes deluxe hotels, hostels, fishing camps
  • Jobs include front desk staff, hostel manager,
    fitness club workers, camp counsellor

8
Food and Beverage
  • Provides the tourist with meals, snacks, and
    beverages
  • Include restaurants from fast service to fine
    dining, as well as pubs, bars, nightclubs and
    lounges
  • Jobs include bakers, bartenders, nightclub
    manager, kitchen staff

9
Travel Services
  • Package, arrange, and sell tourism products
    (channel of distribution)
  • Includes travel agencies and tour operators
  • Jobs include reservations agent, tour guide,
    tour planner, travel agency owner/operator

10
Recreation and Entertainment
  • Provides tourist with adventure, challenge and
    excitement
  • Includes outdoor adventure and ecotourism, ski
    resorts, golf and tennis facilities, parks and
    attractions, marine facilities
  • Jobs include kayaking guides, amusement park
    supervisor, golf pros

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5 Additional Components
  • Travel Services (visitor reception centres, call
    centres)
  • Travel trade (tour operators, travel agents)
  • Travel media
  • Attractions
  • Festivals and events

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Know Your Terminology
  • Trip travel that takes a person 80 km from
    their place of residence
  • Foreign tourist (inbound tourist) person
    visiting a country other that where they usually
    live for a period of 24 hours
  • Outbound tourist Canadians who visit other
    countries

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Know Your Terminology
  • Domestic tourist people travelling in the
    country in which they reside, staying for 24
    hours, more than 80 km away
  • Excursionist same day visitors travelling more
    than 80 km away, not commuting to work

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Know Your Terminology
  • Travel deficit loss in tourism revenues when
    Canadians leave the country
  • Multiplier effect revenue from tourism that
    goes back into the local economy
  • Leakage community cannot support the number of
    tourists and must import workers

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Reasons for Growth of Tourism
  • Technology
  • Advancements in transportation systems
  • Advancements in media coverage
  • Introduction of computer systems
  • Internet and ecommerce
  • Better educational systems
  • More disposable income

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Reasons for Growth of Tourism
  • A more stressful lifestyle
  • Declining cost of travel
  • Better marketing and promotion
  • Common currency
  • Political stability

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Historical Timeline
  • Early civilizations
  • 4800 400 BCE
  • 400 BCE 400 CE
  • Around 1000 Roman Catholic Church
  • Up to 1300s Crusaders
  • Middle Ages
  • 17th 19th centuries Le Grand Tour
  • Industrial Revolution
  • WWII
  • After WWII

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WHY choose Tourism as a career?
  • 1.One of the major economic sectors
  • 2.A good of the jobs are part-time
  • 3.A global industry with transferable skills
  • 4.Each day is interesting and a challenge
  • 5.Innovation is encouraged
  • 6.Good people skills
  • Other?

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Tourism Associations and Organizations
  • International
  • World Tourism Organization
  • International Civil Aviation Organization
  • International Air Transport Association
  • World Travel and Tourism Council
  • Pacific Asia Travel Association
  • Canadian
  • Canadian Tourism Commission
  • Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council
  • Tourism Industry Association of Canada
  • Association of Canadian Travel Agencies
  • Canadian Tourism Research Institute
  • Canadian Institute of Travel Counsellors

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Associations and Organizations contd
  • Municipal Organizations
  • Local convention bureau
  • Local chamber of commerce
  • Local visitor bureau
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