This website will enable you to understand the travel and tourism sector. There are many different components that link to travel and here on my website I will explain how. Tourists can be domestic, inbound or outbound.
Outbound- Outbound tourism is when someone travels outside of their country to another, for example for a business trip or leisure. An example of an organisation of outbound travel is Thomas Cook, a plane provides a way of travelling out of the country.
Inbound- Inbound tourism is when someone who is not a resident in your country travels into your country, for example someone from USA coming into the UK for a holiday. An example of a organisation of inbound travel is a ferry, a ferry can provide a way of travelling out of the country such as France.
Domestic- Domestic travel is when people from their own country travel to other parts of their country. For example, If you are from Bolton, you may want to travel to Blackpool to see sights or for leisure. An example of an organisation that provides domestic travel is rail, they give a service for people to travel in the country.
Outbound- Outbound tourism is when someone travels outside of their country to another, for example for a business trip or leisure. An example of an organisation of outbound travel is Thomas Cook, a plane provides a way of travelling out of the country.
Inbound- Inbound tourism is when someone who is not a resident in your country travels into your country, for example someone from USA coming into the UK for a holiday. An example of a organisation of inbound travel is a ferry, a ferry can provide a way of travelling out of the country such as France.
Domestic- Domestic travel is when people from their own country travel to other parts of their country. For example, If you are from Bolton, you may want to travel to Blackpool to see sights or for leisure. An example of an organisation that provides domestic travel is rail, they give a service for people to travel in the country.
Public Sector- Organisations within the public sector are funded by the government, their aim is to educate people and give a service to people. Examples of private sector organisations are things like museums, galleries and tourist boards as they are funded by the government.
Private Sector- Organisations within the private sector are funded by themselves, their aim is to produce profit. An example of an organisation that is in the private sector is TUI, they fund themselves and their aim is to make profit. Most of the travel and tourism industry is in the private sector.
Voluntary Sector- Organisations within the voluntary sector are mainly charities and trusts as they are funded by donations, members, sponsors and entrance fees. The voluntary sector plan to protect, preserve and promote their services. National Trust is an organisation within the voluntary sector.
This website will also explain how travel and tourism has varied over time, for example transport and how it has evolved over time, lifestyle changes, change of destinations and holiday products.
Furthermore, this website will show you the different trends that have occurred over time and may affect in the future.
Private Sector- Organisations within the private sector are funded by themselves, their aim is to produce profit. An example of an organisation that is in the private sector is TUI, they fund themselves and their aim is to make profit. Most of the travel and tourism industry is in the private sector.
Voluntary Sector- Organisations within the voluntary sector are mainly charities and trusts as they are funded by donations, members, sponsors and entrance fees. The voluntary sector plan to protect, preserve and promote their services. National Trust is an organisation within the voluntary sector.
This website will also explain how travel and tourism has varied over time, for example transport and how it has evolved over time, lifestyle changes, change of destinations and holiday products.
Furthermore, this website will show you the different trends that have occurred over time and may affect in the future.
Interrelate- When two or more businesses become connected to each other.
Channels of distribution- The movement of products or services between organisations.
Intergration- When businesses/organisations combine together.
Interdependancy- When organisations depend on one another.
Channels of distribution- The movement of products or services between organisations.
Intergration- When businesses/organisations combine together.
Interdependancy- When organisations depend on one another.