1 - Vacation Planning and Management

INSTITUTE : UITHM
DEPARTMENT : TOURISM
Subject Name :- Vacation Planning and Management

Subject Code: TTO-200
DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER

VACATION PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
COURSE OBJECTIVES COURSE OUTCOMES

• The course aims to provide CO1 Explain the various concepts of Tourism
industry.
students basic knowledge of
tourism sector. CO2 Prepare the itineraries of different destinations
in India
• This course is designed to equip the
CO3 Assemble the different elements of the tourism
student with the understanding of product and make tour package.
Tour Itineraries.
CO4 Calculate the costing of the Tour package
• This course aims to enrich student
with knowledge of Tour Package.
VACATION PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
Syllabus
• Unit-1- Basic of Tourism Planning and its products Contact Hours: 15
• Introduction- Definition, Concept and meaning of tourism. Tourist, Visitor, Traveller,
Excursionist and Transient - Definition and Differentiation; Interrelationship
between Leisure, Recreation and Tourism; Role of Tourism Infrastructure in
Promoting Tourism at Destination
• Typology- Types of tourism, tourism products
• Tourism Development- Basic meaning, concept and difference between
destinations and attractions. Factors Influencing the Growth and Development of
Tourism.
TOURISM
• Tourism is one of the world’s fastest-growing industries and a

major foreign exchange and employment generation for many
countries. It is one of the most remarkable economic and social
phenomena.
Origin of Tourism:
• The world ‘tour’ is derived from the Latin word Tornus,
meaning ‘a tool for making a circle’.

DEFINITION
• Tourism may be defined as the movement of the people from

their normal place of residence to another place ( with the
intention to return) for a minimum period of twenty-four hours
to a maximum of six months for the sole purpose of leisure and
pleasure.
• According to WTO (1993) ” Tourism encompasses the activities
of persons traveling and staying in places outside their usual
environment for not more than one consecutive year for
leisure, business, and other purposes.”
DEFINITION
• The Rome conference on tourism in 1963 defined tourism as-

‘A visit to a country other than one’s own or where one usually
resides and works’.
• According to the Tourism Society of Britain, “tourism is the

temporary short-period movement of people to destination
outside the places where they normally live, work; and
activities during their stay at these destinations.”

HISTORY OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
• Travel is as old as mankind on the earth.

• The man at the beginning of his existence roamed about the surface of
the earth in the search of food, shelter, securities, and better habitat.
• About five thousand year ago, changes in climate, dwindling food and
shelter conditions hostile invaders made the people leave their homes
to seek refuge elsewhere
• like the Aryans left their homes in Central Asia due to climate changes.
Perhaps, this leads to the development of commerce, trade, and
industry.

• For centuries movement of people continued to grow due to

the efficiency of transport and the assistance and safety which
the people could travel.
• By the end of the 15th century, Italy had become the
intellectual and cultural center of Europe.
• It represented the classical heritage both for the intelligentsia
and the aristocracy.

• During the 16th Century, travel come to be considered as an

essential part of the education of every young Englishman.
• Travel thus became a mean of self – development, and
education in its broadest sense. The educational travel was
known as ‘Grand Tour‘.
• The industrial revolution brought about significant changes in
the pattern and structure of British society.
• In 18th century and the first quarter of the 19th century, an
increasing number of people began to travel for pleasure.
• Travel was originally inspired by the need for surviving (food,

shelter, and security), the desire to expand trade and quest to
conquer.
• As the transportation system improved the curiosity for
transforming the vast and virgin world into a close
neighborhood created a new industry i.e. Travel and Tourism.
• However, the developments of rails, roads, steamships,
automobiles, and airplanes helped to spread technology across
the globe.
TOPIC HEADING
• Essentially, with the development of jet travel, communication,
new technology, tourism, and travel became the world’s largest
and fastest-growing industry.
• Travel and tourism, recently have emerged as a dominant
economic force on the global scene accounting for more than
12% of total world trade and growing at the rate of 8 percent
annuals.
• It is now providing each one job out of 10 globally.

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INSTITUTE : UITHM

Subject Name :- Vacation Planning and Management

DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER

COURSE OBJECTIVES COURSE OUTCOMES

• Tourism is one of the world’s fastest-growing industries and a

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

• Tourism may be defined as the movement of the people from

• The Rome conference on tourism in 1963 defined tourism as-

• According to the Tourism Society of Britain, “tourism is the

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

• Travel is as old as mankind on the earth.

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

• For centuries movement of people continued to grow due to

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

• During the 16th Century, travel come to be considered as an

• Travel was originally inspired by the need for surviving (food,

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

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