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Slide 1:Tourism:
An Overview A Presentation by Rajiv Bajaj
Slide 2:What is Tourism
Slide 3:Since time immemorial humans have traveled.
Food, water, safety or trade were the early travel motivations.
Slide 4:As mankind progressed, the idea of travel for pleasure or exploration soon emerged.
Slide 5:Travel has always depended upon technology to provide the means or mode of travel.
Slide 6:Earliest travellers walked or rode domesticated animals.
Slide 7:The invention of the wheel and the sail provided new modes of transportation…
Slide 8:Then came the Steamboats…
Slide 9:The Railways…
Slide 10:And the Motor Car…
Slide 11:Each improvement in technology increased individuals' opportunities to travel.
Slide 12:As roads improved and governments stabilized, interest in travel increased for education, sightseeing, and religious purposes.
Slide 13:A collection of activities, services and industries that delivers a travel experience, which includes …
Slide 14:Transportation
Slide 15:Accommodation
Slide 16:Food & Beverage Service Establishments
Slide 17:Retail Outlets
Slide 18:Entertainment & Amusement Industry
Slide 19:Gambling
Slide 20:Activities etc…
Slide 21:As per The World Tourism Organization (WTO):
Tourism is currently the world’s largest industry with annual revenues of over $3 trillion dollars.
Slide 22:Tourism:
The Basic Forms
Inbound :Inbound Involves non-residents traveling in the country.
Outbound :Outbound Involves residents traveling in another country.
Domestic :Domestic Involves residents of the given country traveling only within this country.
Slide 26:Essential
Requirements
for
Tourism
Time :Time Availability of Leisure Time determines the length of vacations.
Slide 28:Current hectic schedules have seen vacation time receding from several weeks to just a few days.
Money :Money This is what makes the world go round…
Disposable income is a prerequisite for a holiday
Slide 30:Everything comes at a cost.
Disposable income must be backed by a willingness to spend.
Motivation :Motivation The reason why people travel.
May include seeking novelty, education, visiting friends & relatives, adventure or stress reduction etc
Lodging :Lodging Home away from home.
Includes a variety of services, ranging from…
Slide 33:Campgrounds
Slide 34:Motels
Slide 35:Guesthouses
Slide 36:Star Category Hotels
Slide 37:Resorts etc.
Food & Beverage :Food & Beverage Not only basic sustenance, but an important factor in the overall tourism experience.
Support Services :Support Services Usually represented by small retail businesses providing souvenirs and personal services.
Shopping is an integral part of the travel experience.
Tourists seek unique & novel items which represent the area and cultures they visit.
Infrastructure :Infrastructure Basic services on which all tourism depends. This includes…
Slide 41:Local Transport Systems
Slide 42:Water Supply & Drainage Systems
Slide 43:Communication Networks
Slide 44:Medical Facilities
Slide 45:Electricity Supply
Slide 46:Police / Law & Order
Slide 47:Fire Protection
Slide 48:Road Network
Hospitality :Hospitality The community's attitude which permeates every tourism location –
- that makes the tourist feel welcome and safe.
The result of the interaction between the tourist and the local population.
Mobility :Mobility Access to easy transportation is a major deciding factor for choice of destination.
Tourism – Categories & Types :Tourism – Categories & Types Classified by typical features of spending time in the destination…
Slide 52:Seaside Tourism
Recreation by the sea, water sports etc… (swimming, rowing, sailing, surfing, windsurfing)
Slide 53:Mountain Tourism
Mountain hiking, climbing, biking, trekking etc
Slide 54:Eco Tourism
Sustainable preservation of a naturally endowed area or region while making sure not to damage the ecological balance.
Slide 55:Wildlife Tourism
Slide 56:Sports Tourism
Includes
Winter sports – skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing etc.
Summer sports, extreme sports (rafting, paragliding, sky diving, etc.)
Sports events – FIFA, Cricket matches etc
Slide 57:Heritage / Cultural Tourism
Historical sites, buildings and monuments
Places of historical events, e.g. battles etc.
Slide 58:Health Tourism
Spas, fitness, relaxation, wellness etc.
Slide 59:Medical Tourism
Slide 60:Visiting Friends & Relatives - VFR
Slide 61:Religious Tourism / Pilgrimage
Slide 62:Business Tourism
Combining business with pleasure… Conferences, seminars, business trips, etc.
Slide 63:And the Future…
Space Tourism ?
Slide 64:Questions ?