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T2W1 - FCS_TOURISM

Introduction to Tourism

TermDefinition
Tourism refers to the activities of people traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes for a short period of time.
1950s the era when tourism grew due to increased disposable income and greater worker rights, including paid holidays.
Travel May be for work, migration, or daily routine
International tourism Travel that involves crossing borders to visit a country other than one's own.
Domestic tourism is where tourists visit different places in their home country.
Leisure Tourism Travel conducted specifically for relaxation and recreation.
Cultural Tourism Travel focused on experiencing the traditions, heritage, and history of a specific place.
Eco-Tourism Nature-based travel that emphasizes sustainability, conservation, and environmental education.
Educational Tourism Travel undertaken specifically for the purpose of learning or gaining new knowledge.
Business Tourism Travel conducted for professional purposes rather than personal leisure. Example: meetings and conventions
Tourism Benefits 1. It provides jobs and boost the local 2. It preserves the cultural heritage of places. 3. It encourages the improvement and development of local infrastructure.
Pull Factors of Tourism • Climate • History and culture • Famous landmarks • Nature • Activities available
Accommodation Facilities where tourists stay, such as hotels and resorts.
Attractions Places or events that draw tourists to a destination, such as landmarks, nature, or heritage sites.
Destination The target place visited
Tourist An individual participating in tourism activities by traveling to a destination for a temporary period.
Hotel staff Operations and service roles within the Accommodation sector (such as hotels and resorts)
Tour guide Professionals who facilitate tourist experiences at destination Attractions and activities
Travel agent Service providers who arrange travel arrangements and Transportation (air, land, sea)
Event coordinator Professionals who plan and manage gatherings, activities, or business/leisure events at destinations
Transportation core tourism product and service is categorized into three primary modes: air, land, sea
Infrastructure Boost Tourism encourages the improvement and development of local infrastructure, such as transportation networks and amenities. The money generated from tourism can be reinvested into these local systems, which ultimately benefits the residents.
Negative Socio-Cultural Impacts Tourism can lead to cultural commercialization, where traditions are altered for profit, and can cause conflict between locals and visitors. Additionally, it can result in overcrowding and increased traffic in residential areas.
Economic Risks Over-reliance on tourism is risky because the industry can be unreliable and many created jobs are low-skilled, low-paid, and seasonal.
Responsible Tourism To be a responsible tourist, one must respect local culture, protect the environment, and actively support local communities.
Created by: Teacher Meow
 

 



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