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Chapter 11
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  • Lovelyn Valenzuela
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Means simulating sales through the dissemination of information.

    Tourism Promotion

  • 2

    Is an exercise in communication.

    Promotional Mix

  • 3

    Is made up of the sender, receiver, and a message.

    Communication System

  • 4

    Transmit certain information that will change peoples attitude and create in them a desire to use the product or service.

    Sender

  • 5

    Can be verbal, visual,o or written.

    Message

  • 6

    More important during the early stages of the product life cycle when owners of new resorts and other attractions will seek promotional outlets to inform the public of the facilities and amenities that would make their vacation experience worthwhile.

    Information Promotion

  • 7

    Used when an attraction is in its early stage of growth, so it's owner put very much promotional efforts in devising persuasive messages and sending them through several channel.

    Persuasive Promotion

  • 8

    Important upon reaching a mature stage.

    Reminder Promotion

  • 9

    Important to the tourist at the attention and comprehension stages of the buying process.

    Informative Promotion

  • 10

    Tries to change attitudes, develops intensions to buy, and then initiates the purchase.

    Persuasive Promotion

  • 11

    Used after the purchase has been made.

    Reminder Promotion

  • 12

    Total process which includes all elements from production and product improvement to the final exchange of a product or service for something of value; whereas promotion is one of the major elements in the marketing mix.

    Marketing

  • 13

    One of the major tools used in marketing a tourist product.

    Promotion

  • 14

    Determines the objectives or goals the organization should strive to accomplish and the plan of action to attain these goals

    Promotion Planning

  • 15

    Are important in developing promotional strategies.

    Goals

  • 16

    Necessary in establishing a market target.

    Common Theme

  • 17

    Provides the necessary guidelines for isolating target markets.

    Segmentation

  • 18

    Which is chosenfor the advertisement follows the goals and objectives of the promotion plan.

    Message

  • 19

    Is the tool that conveys the message to the customers.

    Promotion Mix

  • 20

    Any form of paid-for, non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, products, or services by a specific sponsor using some form of mass media.

    Advertising

  • 21

    An oral presentation to one or more prospective customerson a face-to-face basis.

    Personal Selling

  • 22

    Activities, other than advertising and personal selling, that stimulate a purchase.

    Sales Promotion

  • 23

    The presentation of ideas, goods, or services about an organization using media mass.

    Public Relations

  • 24

    Uses several forms to attract attention, arouse interest, convey information, and encourage the potential tourist to act in a specific manner.

    Advertising

  • 25

    Although expensive, rank high as an advertising medium.

    Direct Mail

  • 26

    Sent to people who will most likely used the service offered.

    Direct Mail Materials

  • 27

    Smaller in size than a travel catalog but offer more information than a leaflet or folder.

    Brochures

  • 28

    Present a complete travel program with lists of many destinations, services, accomodations activities, excursions, and information about the destination.

    Illustrated Travel Catalogs

  • 29

    Usually single sheet which provide minimum information.

    Leaflets

  • 30

    Very effective audio and visual medium when wider coverage is required.

    Television

  • 31

    Offer higher quality print and graphics.

    Magazines

  • 32

    Segmented according to the kinds of magazines they read.

    Magazine Audiences

  • 33

    More flexible and cost-effecient compared to other forms of mass media.

    Radio

  • 34

    Can also be useful in destination regions, so that messages can reach tourist already in the are or those traveling in the area.

    Radio Advertising

  • 35

    Gives information to those requiring service.

    Yellow Pages

  • 36

    Used to attract shoppers in the both the origin area and in the destination area.

    Yellow Pages

  • 37

    Usually seen in three areas;

    Outdoor Advertising

  • 38

    Not suitable for long and complicated messages.

    Outdoor Advertising

  • 39

    Uses, windows, floor displays, counter displays, and literature racks.

    Point-of-sale Advertising

  • 40

    Have been become one of the most powerful means of directly communicating with person's in the market place.

    Websites

  • 41

    Such as free tickets to special events, trade show, exhibits, and free trips have become very common at present.

    Sales Promotion

  • 42

    Also a common form of sales promotion.

    Travel Shows

  • 43

    Gather travellers together to promote a special tour.

    Travel Agencies and Tour Operators

  • 44

    To build a strong positive imagine of an organization for the public.

    Public Relations

  • 45

    The major form of public relations is

    News Release

  • 46

    Radio and television talk shows.

    Public Appearance

  • 47

    More acceptable to newspapers than magazines.

    Print News Release

  • 48

    Help remind tourists of a pleasant vacation and a good experience.

    Souvenirs and Mementos

  • 49

    Budgeting process are the cost per message, the cost per reader, and the cost of repeated messages.

    Principal Costs

  • 50

    Has seldom sufficient impact.

    Single Message

  • 51

    The major consideration or promotion are_________ and _____ of information on one hand and false and misleading advertising on the other.

    Accuracy and Reliability

  • 52

    Use words that evoke emotion and create awareness of a product or service.

    Promotion Technique

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    NORTH AMERICA

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    NORTH AMERICA

    NORTH AMERICA

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    Nicknames in Countries of North America

    Nicknames in Countries of North America

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    Nicknames in Countries of North America

    Nicknames in Countries of North America

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    Cruise Ship Industry

    Cruise Ship Industry

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    Cruise Ship Industry

    Cruise Ship Industry

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    Land Transportation

    Land Transportation

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    Land Transportation

    Land Transportation

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    Travel Documentation

    Travel Documentation

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    Travel Documentation

    Travel Documentation

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    Europe Countries and Capitals

    Europe Countries and Capitals

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    Europe Countries and Capitals

    Europe Countries and Capitals

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    Europe Countries Nicknames

    Europe Countries Nicknames

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    Europe Countries Nicknames

    Europe Countries Nicknames

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    Lesson 8

    Lesson 8

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    Lesson 8

    Lesson 8

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    Module 9

    Module 9

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    Module 9

    Module 9

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    Asia Countries

    Asia Countries

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    Asia Countries

    Asia Countries

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    Unit III: Module 3

    Unit III: Module 3

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    Unit III: Module 3

    Unit III: Module 3

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    Lesson 9

    Lesson 9

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    Lesson 9

    Lesson 9

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    Asia Countries and Nicknames

    Asia Countries and Nicknames

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    Asia Countries and Nicknames

    Asia Countries and Nicknames

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    Chapter 10

    Chapter 10

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    Chapter 10

    Chapter 10

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    Unit III: Module 4

    Unit III: Module 4

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    Unit III: Module 4

    Unit III: Module 4

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    Unit III: Module 5

    Unit III: Module 5

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    Unit III: Module 5

    Unit III: Module 5

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    Australia and Oceania Countries and Capitals

    Australia and Oceania Countries and Capitals

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    Australia and Oceania Countries and Capitals

    Australia and Oceania Countries and Capitals

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    Australia and Oceania Countries and Nicknames

    Australia and Oceania Countries and Nicknames

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    Australia and Oceania Countries and Nicknames

    Australia and Oceania Countries and Nicknames

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    Lesson 1

    Lesson 1

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    Lesson 1

    Lesson 1

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Means simulating sales through the dissemination of information.

    Tourism Promotion

  • 2

    Is an exercise in communication.

    Promotional Mix

  • 3

    Is made up of the sender, receiver, and a message.

    Communication System

  • 4

    Transmit certain information that will change peoples attitude and create in them a desire to use the product or service.

    Sender

  • 5

    Can be verbal, visual,o or written.

    Message

  • 6

    More important during the early stages of the product life cycle when owners of new resorts and other attractions will seek promotional outlets to inform the public of the facilities and amenities that would make their vacation experience worthwhile.

    Information Promotion

  • 7

    Used when an attraction is in its early stage of growth, so it's owner put very much promotional efforts in devising persuasive messages and sending them through several channel.

    Persuasive Promotion

  • 8

    Important upon reaching a mature stage.

    Reminder Promotion

  • 9

    Important to the tourist at the attention and comprehension stages of the buying process.

    Informative Promotion

  • 10

    Tries to change attitudes, develops intensions to buy, and then initiates the purchase.

    Persuasive Promotion

  • 11

    Used after the purchase has been made.

    Reminder Promotion

  • 12

    Total process which includes all elements from production and product improvement to the final exchange of a product or service for something of value; whereas promotion is one of the major elements in the marketing mix.

    Marketing

  • 13

    One of the major tools used in marketing a tourist product.

    Promotion

  • 14

    Determines the objectives or goals the organization should strive to accomplish and the plan of action to attain these goals

    Promotion Planning

  • 15

    Are important in developing promotional strategies.

    Goals

  • 16

    Necessary in establishing a market target.

    Common Theme

  • 17

    Provides the necessary guidelines for isolating target markets.

    Segmentation

  • 18

    Which is chosenfor the advertisement follows the goals and objectives of the promotion plan.

    Message

  • 19

    Is the tool that conveys the message to the customers.

    Promotion Mix

  • 20

    Any form of paid-for, non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, products, or services by a specific sponsor using some form of mass media.

    Advertising

  • 21

    An oral presentation to one or more prospective customerson a face-to-face basis.

    Personal Selling

  • 22

    Activities, other than advertising and personal selling, that stimulate a purchase.

    Sales Promotion

  • 23

    The presentation of ideas, goods, or services about an organization using media mass.

    Public Relations

  • 24

    Uses several forms to attract attention, arouse interest, convey information, and encourage the potential tourist to act in a specific manner.

    Advertising

  • 25

    Although expensive, rank high as an advertising medium.

    Direct Mail

  • 26

    Sent to people who will most likely used the service offered.

    Direct Mail Materials

  • 27

    Smaller in size than a travel catalog but offer more information than a leaflet or folder.

    Brochures

  • 28

    Present a complete travel program with lists of many destinations, services, accomodations activities, excursions, and information about the destination.

    Illustrated Travel Catalogs

  • 29

    Usually single sheet which provide minimum information.

    Leaflets

  • 30

    Very effective audio and visual medium when wider coverage is required.

    Television

  • 31

    Offer higher quality print and graphics.

    Magazines

  • 32

    Segmented according to the kinds of magazines they read.

    Magazine Audiences

  • 33

    More flexible and cost-effecient compared to other forms of mass media.

    Radio

  • 34

    Can also be useful in destination regions, so that messages can reach tourist already in the are or those traveling in the area.

    Radio Advertising

  • 35

    Gives information to those requiring service.

    Yellow Pages

  • 36

    Used to attract shoppers in the both the origin area and in the destination area.

    Yellow Pages

  • 37

    Usually seen in three areas;

    Outdoor Advertising

  • 38

    Not suitable for long and complicated messages.

    Outdoor Advertising

  • 39

    Uses, windows, floor displays, counter displays, and literature racks.

    Point-of-sale Advertising

  • 40

    Have been become one of the most powerful means of directly communicating with person's in the market place.

    Websites

  • 41

    Such as free tickets to special events, trade show, exhibits, and free trips have become very common at present.

    Sales Promotion

  • 42

    Also a common form of sales promotion.

    Travel Shows

  • 43

    Gather travellers together to promote a special tour.

    Travel Agencies and Tour Operators

  • 44

    To build a strong positive imagine of an organization for the public.

    Public Relations

  • 45

    The major form of public relations is

    News Release

  • 46

    Radio and television talk shows.

    Public Appearance

  • 47

    More acceptable to newspapers than magazines.

    Print News Release

  • 48

    Help remind tourists of a pleasant vacation and a good experience.

    Souvenirs and Mementos

  • 49

    Budgeting process are the cost per message, the cost per reader, and the cost of repeated messages.

    Principal Costs

  • 50

    Has seldom sufficient impact.

    Single Message

  • 51

    The major consideration or promotion are_________ and _____ of information on one hand and false and misleading advertising on the other.

    Accuracy and Reliability

  • 52

    Use words that evoke emotion and create awareness of a product or service.

    Promotion Technique