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SETTING UP A TRAVEL MANAGEMENT COMPANY  

SETTING UP A TRAVEL MANAGEMENT COMPANY  
23問 • 1年前
  • usagi :3
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  • 1

    Single individual owns the company

    SOLE OR SINGLE PROPRIETORSHIP

  • 2

    owned by at least two indivudual

    PARTNERSHIP

  • 3

    owned by at least minumum of 5 investors

    CORPORATION

  • 4

    issued to confirm that a tourism establishement like TMC has co,plied with the government agency’s minimum standards of its operation to ensure tha comfort, convinience and basis safety of the TMC clients.    It is important to acquire DOT accreditation for TMC  prior to the application for a LGU  Busines License/permit, provided its process to directl facilitate and service the travel and tour needs of its client.

    DOT Accreditation

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    Once the TMC’s legal personality has been estblished and a DOT accreditation secured, license or business permit must be acquired from the Mayot’s office of the city or municipality where theTMC decalared office is located.

    Local Government Unit  (LGU) Business License/Mayors’s

  • 6

    ____ are those prospective buyers who wants to avail/buy different tourism products. Travel product suppliers has different name with their travel market. A potential buyer of airline seat is a passenger. Those who would like to check-in a hotel room are called in-house guests. Potential buyers of food in the restaurant are customers. An individual being escorted by a tour guide is a tourist. Whichever ever way you call them they are travel markets in general

    Travel Market

  • 7

    Factors that influence a potential travel buyer      Young people prefer various and new kind of experiences, they have high tolerance with more adventure type of activities. “Millennial” (aged 15-35 years old) travelers want technology. They expect great Wi-Fi, apps and accessibility via a lot of different technology channels. They want unique hotel experiences. Millennial spends both high and low budget for travel.

    Age

  • 8

    Factors that influence a potential travel buyer      For ______ comfort and ease is more important. ____ travelers use internet in choosing the best hotels and holiday destinations at home and abroad. They book and pay on-line. The pay attention to some online reviews, a very common example is Trip Advisor. __ women love to shop too

    middle aged person

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    _____Many seniors prefer mid-priced accommodation to budget luxury accommodation. The elder people like less active type of holiday they usually do bird watching, just staying in beach front. Many seniors prefer mid-priced accommodation to budget luxury accommodation. They avoid hotel rooms with stairs or where there is a long walk from the car park to check-in, or a long walk to their room.

    Baby Boomers (aged 51-69 years old)

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    _____ prefer various and new kind of experiences, they have high tolerance with more adventure type of activities. “Millenial ” (aged 15-35 years old) travelers want technology. They expect great Wi-Fi, apps and accessibility via a lot of different technology channels. They want unique hotel experiences. Millennial spends both high and low budget for travel.   expect great Wi-Fi, apps and accessibility via a lot of different technology channels. They want unique hotel experiences. Millennial spends both high and low budget for travel.

    Young People 15-35

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    plays an important role why people travel. Nowadays more women are joining the labor market, more female travelers from different parts of the world, because of good-paying jobs, more careers are open for women professionals. This gave them the capability and ability to spend for travels and visit destinations of their choice to enhance their professional careers.  Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) group is a growing travel market. LGBT prefer to spend holidays in western country because they feel that they are more acceptable in Europe and United States.

    Gender

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    person determines the type of tour product that they prefer based on their needs. For those who earned bachelor’s degree, and had post graduate studies, they are able to have high paying job and therefore can afford much higher cost of tour package. While those who are undergraduate and earn much lesser can only have a package tour that would fit  r theibudget or even seldom spend on travel.

    Educational Level

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    tourists is a person who seeks new experiences and adventure in a variety of activities. He/she is outgoing and has self-confident in behavior. person likes more to fly and to discover new and unusual areas before others do so. enjoy meeting people from other countries or different cultures.

    Allocentric

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    are more conservative and self-centered. They are not interested in much more adventure type of tour package. They would rather to return to familiar travel destinations where they can relax and know what types of food and activity to expect.    Prefer to drive their own going to the destinations, they want to stay in typical tourist accommodations, and eat at family-type restaurants. When arranging a package tour, prefer a heavily detailed itinerary so that they know what to expect. Safety and security are the priority for these people.

    Psychocentric

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    type is large number of people falling between the allocentric and the psychocentric types of tourists. This type of tourists is called _____ tourists are not particularly adventurous, but they are receptive to new experience

    Mid-centric

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    geographical area consisting of all the services and infrastructure necessary for the stay of a specific tourist or tourism segment. Destinations are the competitive units of incoming tourism. Destinations are therefore an important part of a tourism product.

    Destination

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    a geographic area with adequate number of facilities, mostly visited by people because of the attraction, activities or events that it offers.

    Tourist Destination

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    part of the destination that becomes a center of specific sights, activities or events. part of the destination that becomes a center of specific sights, activities or events.

    Tourist Site

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    Destination Evaluation (4)

    (1) ACCESSIBILTY (2) COMFORT AND CONVINIENCE (3) EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT (4) SAFETY AND SECURITY

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    All forms of transportation services to and from origin to the destination by air, sea, land and other support infrastructure. This also includes transfers to and from airports, to and from lodging place as well as to and sights of interest.

    Accesibility

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    Comfort are specific facilities that responding to basic needs of a person (shelter, food and communications) while convenience are improvements of those facilities. Ex. Standard hotel must have adequate number of rooms, elevators, lobby, parking space, coffee shop and others.

    Comfort and Convenience

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    Aside from leisure and entertainment, the travel product must have an educational value where the visitor will learn something new and will be  entertain at the same time. Ex. During bar hoping, F&B staff will demonstrate and explain a cocktail mixture.

    EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT

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    Travel products must meet the expectations of the traveler, and at the same time they should feel the state of being safe and secure. There should be prevention and maintenance of peace and order.

    Safety and Security

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Single individual owns the company

    SOLE OR SINGLE PROPRIETORSHIP

  • 2

    owned by at least two indivudual

    PARTNERSHIP

  • 3

    owned by at least minumum of 5 investors

    CORPORATION

  • 4

    issued to confirm that a tourism establishement like TMC has co,plied with the government agency’s minimum standards of its operation to ensure tha comfort, convinience and basis safety of the TMC clients.    It is important to acquire DOT accreditation for TMC  prior to the application for a LGU  Busines License/permit, provided its process to directl facilitate and service the travel and tour needs of its client.

    DOT Accreditation

  • 5

    Once the TMC’s legal personality has been estblished and a DOT accreditation secured, license or business permit must be acquired from the Mayot’s office of the city or municipality where theTMC decalared office is located.

    Local Government Unit  (LGU) Business License/Mayors’s

  • 6

    ____ are those prospective buyers who wants to avail/buy different tourism products. Travel product suppliers has different name with their travel market. A potential buyer of airline seat is a passenger. Those who would like to check-in a hotel room are called in-house guests. Potential buyers of food in the restaurant are customers. An individual being escorted by a tour guide is a tourist. Whichever ever way you call them they are travel markets in general

    Travel Market

  • 7

    Factors that influence a potential travel buyer      Young people prefer various and new kind of experiences, they have high tolerance with more adventure type of activities. “Millennial” (aged 15-35 years old) travelers want technology. They expect great Wi-Fi, apps and accessibility via a lot of different technology channels. They want unique hotel experiences. Millennial spends both high and low budget for travel.

    Age

  • 8

    Factors that influence a potential travel buyer      For ______ comfort and ease is more important. ____ travelers use internet in choosing the best hotels and holiday destinations at home and abroad. They book and pay on-line. The pay attention to some online reviews, a very common example is Trip Advisor. __ women love to shop too

    middle aged person

  • 9

    _____Many seniors prefer mid-priced accommodation to budget luxury accommodation. The elder people like less active type of holiday they usually do bird watching, just staying in beach front. Many seniors prefer mid-priced accommodation to budget luxury accommodation. They avoid hotel rooms with stairs or where there is a long walk from the car park to check-in, or a long walk to their room.

    Baby Boomers (aged 51-69 years old)

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    _____ prefer various and new kind of experiences, they have high tolerance with more adventure type of activities. “Millenial ” (aged 15-35 years old) travelers want technology. They expect great Wi-Fi, apps and accessibility via a lot of different technology channels. They want unique hotel experiences. Millennial spends both high and low budget for travel.   expect great Wi-Fi, apps and accessibility via a lot of different technology channels. They want unique hotel experiences. Millennial spends both high and low budget for travel.

    Young People 15-35

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    plays an important role why people travel. Nowadays more women are joining the labor market, more female travelers from different parts of the world, because of good-paying jobs, more careers are open for women professionals. This gave them the capability and ability to spend for travels and visit destinations of their choice to enhance their professional careers.  Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) group is a growing travel market. LGBT prefer to spend holidays in western country because they feel that they are more acceptable in Europe and United States.

    Gender

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    person determines the type of tour product that they prefer based on their needs. For those who earned bachelor’s degree, and had post graduate studies, they are able to have high paying job and therefore can afford much higher cost of tour package. While those who are undergraduate and earn much lesser can only have a package tour that would fit  r theibudget or even seldom spend on travel.

    Educational Level

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    tourists is a person who seeks new experiences and adventure in a variety of activities. He/she is outgoing and has self-confident in behavior. person likes more to fly and to discover new and unusual areas before others do so. enjoy meeting people from other countries or different cultures.

    Allocentric

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    are more conservative and self-centered. They are not interested in much more adventure type of tour package. They would rather to return to familiar travel destinations where they can relax and know what types of food and activity to expect.    Prefer to drive their own going to the destinations, they want to stay in typical tourist accommodations, and eat at family-type restaurants. When arranging a package tour, prefer a heavily detailed itinerary so that they know what to expect. Safety and security are the priority for these people.

    Psychocentric

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    type is large number of people falling between the allocentric and the psychocentric types of tourists. This type of tourists is called _____ tourists are not particularly adventurous, but they are receptive to new experience

    Mid-centric

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    geographical area consisting of all the services and infrastructure necessary for the stay of a specific tourist or tourism segment. Destinations are the competitive units of incoming tourism. Destinations are therefore an important part of a tourism product.

    Destination

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    a geographic area with adequate number of facilities, mostly visited by people because of the attraction, activities or events that it offers.

    Tourist Destination

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    part of the destination that becomes a center of specific sights, activities or events. part of the destination that becomes a center of specific sights, activities or events.

    Tourist Site

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    Destination Evaluation (4)

    (1) ACCESSIBILTY (2) COMFORT AND CONVINIENCE (3) EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT (4) SAFETY AND SECURITY

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    All forms of transportation services to and from origin to the destination by air, sea, land and other support infrastructure. This also includes transfers to and from airports, to and from lodging place as well as to and sights of interest.

    Accesibility

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    Comfort are specific facilities that responding to basic needs of a person (shelter, food and communications) while convenience are improvements of those facilities. Ex. Standard hotel must have adequate number of rooms, elevators, lobby, parking space, coffee shop and others.

    Comfort and Convenience

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    Aside from leisure and entertainment, the travel product must have an educational value where the visitor will learn something new and will be  entertain at the same time. Ex. During bar hoping, F&B staff will demonstrate and explain a cocktail mixture.

    EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT

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    Travel products must meet the expectations of the traveler, and at the same time they should feel the state of being safe and secure. There should be prevention and maintenance of peace and order.

    Safety and Security