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Lesson 8
41問 • 1年前
  • Lovelyn Valenzuela
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  • 1

    Any form of travel from place to place.

    Tour

  • 2

    The history of modern tours can be traced to the 1840's and a British individual named

    Thomas Cook

  • 3

    Recognized as the first travel professional to recognize a group of travelers for a tour.

    Cook

  • 4

    The first tour was a rail package in

    England

  • 5

    Travelling in the form became so entrenched that to this day many Europeans will refer to touring as the

    Cooks Tour

  • 6

    Used loosely to describe both domestic and foreign tours.

    Free Independent Tour

  • 7

    Usually organized for leisure travel

    Free Independent Tour

  • 8

    Excursions or holidays which package a variety of services together to make a single combined trip.

    Package Tour

  • 9

    Participant travel independently without a group or guide.

    Independent Tours

  • 10

    Can dapart and can even adjust the length of stay to suit their individual needs and preference is.

    Independent Tours

  • 11

    One popular type of independent tour

    Fly

  • 12

    This type of tour allows travellers to visit multiple destinations during their trip.

    Independent Tours

  • 13

    Offer travelers an opportunity to travel independently, but also to receive guidance and assistance from a host at each of the tours destination.

    Hosted Tours

  • 14

    Serve as an information specialist.

    Host

  • 15

    Ideal for travellers who want independence and flexibility with respect to their intineraries and destination activities, but still desire the onsite guidance of travel professional.

    Hosted Tours

  • 16

    Visit many destinations and as a result the tour participants are frequently on the move.

    Escorted Tours

  • 17

    Travelling the sightseeing stops is generally done in motor coach.

    Escorted Tours

  • 18

    Commonly provide a wide variety of information throughout the tour.

    Escorts

  • 19

    Travel together from the time the tour begins until the time the tour is completed.

    Escorted Tours

  • 20

    Comes in many forms and may include air, car, motor coach, train or ship.

    Transport Tours

  • 21

    Combination of aeroplanes and rental cars to reach the destinations.

    Fly

  • 22

    Travelers fly to a part of embarkation and then board a cruise ship for most of the tour.

    Fly and Cruise Packages

  • 23

    Range from a simple tent to luxurious hotels and resorts.

    Accomodations

  • 24

    Tour participants stay at the same accomodations.

    Escorted Tours

  • 25

    The elements of an itinerary include the route, distances, travel times, activities and sightseeing during the tour.

    Itineraries

  • 26

    PRIDE MEANS

    Pace Routing Interests Details Energy

  • 27

    How quickly and slow and itinerary moves and providing comfortable place for clients is essential to their enjoyment of the tour.

    Pace

  • 28

    Be both interesting and efficient.

    Routing

  • 29

    Tour must match their interests with corresponding activities and attractions along the way.

    Interests

  • 30

    Date and time of departure, attractions involved in the daily itinerary and communicating that included and excluded items in the itinerary.

    Details

  • 31

    Very critical part of itinerary planning process because clients perceived exceptions that must be met.

    Details

  • 32

    Many tours are operated to a time schedule, they are very time efficient.

    Time Efficiency

  • 33

    This means that a tour participant can see more destinations in less time.

    Time Efficiency

  • 34

    Increased in safety is a perceived value to travellers.

    Increased Security

  • 35

    Tour operators and suppliers have access to tour components at the whole sale cost, there may be a cost saving to the tour participants depending on the size of the group.

    Cost Savings

  • 36

    Many elements of the tour are pre arranged, tour participants spend less time planning their trip than other types of travelers.

    Less Planning

  • 37

    This advantage is particularly to travelers who have time limited personal time.

    Less Planning

  • 38

    Includes agent commission, selling tours offer a far more attractive profit potential than just selling price of the travel arrangements such as air tickets or accomodations.

    Profit Potential

  • 39

    An agent who sells the right tour package to the right client will develop a loyal followers and potentially increase their business through referrals.

    Customer Relationship Development

  • 40

    Customer buy products from people they know and trust.

    Repeat Business Potential

  • 41

    Travel clients appreciate value and choice.

    Provide Real Client Value

    • NORTH AMERICA

    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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    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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    Chapter 11

    Chapter 11

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    Chapter 11

    Chapter 11

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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

    Any form of travel from place to place.

    Tour

  • 2

    The history of modern tours can be traced to the 1840's and a British individual named

    Thomas Cook

  • 3

    Recognized as the first travel professional to recognize a group of travelers for a tour.

    Cook

  • 4

    The first tour was a rail package in

    England

  • 5

    Travelling in the form became so entrenched that to this day many Europeans will refer to touring as the

    Cooks Tour

  • 6

    Used loosely to describe both domestic and foreign tours.

    Free Independent Tour

  • 7

    Usually organized for leisure travel

    Free Independent Tour

  • 8

    Excursions or holidays which package a variety of services together to make a single combined trip.

    Package Tour

  • 9

    Participant travel independently without a group or guide.

    Independent Tours

  • 10

    Can dapart and can even adjust the length of stay to suit their individual needs and preference is.

    Independent Tours

  • 11

    One popular type of independent tour

    Fly

  • 12

    This type of tour allows travellers to visit multiple destinations during their trip.

    Independent Tours

  • 13

    Offer travelers an opportunity to travel independently, but also to receive guidance and assistance from a host at each of the tours destination.

    Hosted Tours

  • 14

    Serve as an information specialist.

    Host

  • 15

    Ideal for travellers who want independence and flexibility with respect to their intineraries and destination activities, but still desire the onsite guidance of travel professional.

    Hosted Tours

  • 16

    Visit many destinations and as a result the tour participants are frequently on the move.

    Escorted Tours

  • 17

    Travelling the sightseeing stops is generally done in motor coach.

    Escorted Tours

  • 18

    Commonly provide a wide variety of information throughout the tour.

    Escorts

  • 19

    Travel together from the time the tour begins until the time the tour is completed.

    Escorted Tours

  • 20

    Comes in many forms and may include air, car, motor coach, train or ship.

    Transport Tours

  • 21

    Combination of aeroplanes and rental cars to reach the destinations.

    Fly

  • 22

    Travelers fly to a part of embarkation and then board a cruise ship for most of the tour.

    Fly and Cruise Packages

  • 23

    Range from a simple tent to luxurious hotels and resorts.

    Accomodations

  • 24

    Tour participants stay at the same accomodations.

    Escorted Tours

  • 25

    The elements of an itinerary include the route, distances, travel times, activities and sightseeing during the tour.

    Itineraries

  • 26

    PRIDE MEANS

    Pace Routing Interests Details Energy

  • 27

    How quickly and slow and itinerary moves and providing comfortable place for clients is essential to their enjoyment of the tour.

    Pace

  • 28

    Be both interesting and efficient.

    Routing

  • 29

    Tour must match their interests with corresponding activities and attractions along the way.

    Interests

  • 30

    Date and time of departure, attractions involved in the daily itinerary and communicating that included and excluded items in the itinerary.

    Details

  • 31

    Very critical part of itinerary planning process because clients perceived exceptions that must be met.

    Details

  • 32

    Many tours are operated to a time schedule, they are very time efficient.

    Time Efficiency

  • 33

    This means that a tour participant can see more destinations in less time.

    Time Efficiency

  • 34

    Increased in safety is a perceived value to travellers.

    Increased Security

  • 35

    Tour operators and suppliers have access to tour components at the whole sale cost, there may be a cost saving to the tour participants depending on the size of the group.

    Cost Savings

  • 36

    Many elements of the tour are pre arranged, tour participants spend less time planning their trip than other types of travelers.

    Less Planning

  • 37

    This advantage is particularly to travelers who have time limited personal time.

    Less Planning

  • 38

    Includes agent commission, selling tours offer a far more attractive profit potential than just selling price of the travel arrangements such as air tickets or accomodations.

    Profit Potential

  • 39

    An agent who sells the right tour package to the right client will develop a loyal followers and potentially increase their business through referrals.

    Customer Relationship Development

  • 40

    Customer buy products from people they know and trust.

    Repeat Business Potential

  • 41

    Travel clients appreciate value and choice.

    Provide Real Client Value