8 Sectors of the Tourism Industry:

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Four Segments of Hospitality and Tourism
Advertisements

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 7.01 Summarize career opportunities in the travel, tourism, and recreation industry.
TOURISM PETER ROBINSON MICHAEL LÜCK STEPHEN L. J. SMITH.
Sports, Entertainment and Recreation Marketing HOSPITALITY IN SER MARKETING.
Chapter 16 Careers Career Choices Hospitality and Tourism = largest employer in the world Most first jobs are entry level.
Durham Careers in Hospitality A DCVB and Durham Public Schools Partnership.
The World of Hospitality
4 Segments of Hospitality
Analyzing Jobs in the Tourism Sector Describing, analyzing and classifying jobs Job titles in tourism – a group of positions identical with respect to.
Tourism and the Economy.  Food and Beverage  Transportation  Adventure Tourism  Travel Trade  Events and Conferences  Attractions  Tourism Services.
Tourism Industry Travel and Tourism CGG 3O. Tourism Related Jobs Direct Employment Jobs generated by companies and governments that deal directly with.
The 8 Sectors in Tourism Overview:
1.8 Employment in Tourism. Employment in Tourism How many different jobs and careers are needed for a vacation to be successful? Key considerations to.
The World of Hospitality
Careers in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry
The Tourism Industry Many nations depend on tourism to be one of their biggest revenue generators Tourism represents approximately 33% of the world’s exports.
Introduction to the Lodging and Travel Industries
Journal Entry: Tuesday 8/30/11
Unit 1: Understand the complexity of hospitality and tourism destinations. Objective 1.01 Identify career opportunities in the hospitality and tourism.
Jobs in Tourism. 8 Sectors –Accommodations –Adventure tourism and Recreation –Attractions –Events and Conferences –Food and Beverages –Tourism Services.
Effects of Tourism and the Tourism Industry Working In Tourism.
Careers in the Hospitality Industry By: Allison Bentley.
16 Career Clusters. Cluster: Hospitality & Tourism Preparing individuals for employment in career pathways that relate to families and human needs such.
TFJ3C Ms. Mulligan Smith.
Chapter 05 Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) 石岳峻 博士.
Career Opportunities in the Industry
Chapter 1. Hospitality  Meeting the needs of guests with kindness and goodwill.
Hospitality and Tourism 101. What is Hospitality? Hospitality-Meeting the needs of guests with kindness and goodwill. Hospitality is the world’s largest.
Destination Marketing Chapter 6 Hospitality and Tourism.
1-1 Chapter 1 UNDERSTANDING TOURISM of world’s largest revenue generators 1 of world’s largest revenue generators 768 billion in 2008 (World) 768.
The World of Hospitality The word “hospitality” comes from the Latin word hospes, which means host or guest. “Hospitality” has come to mean “meeting the.
Hospitality and Seasonality
Travel organisers tour operators tour brokers travel agents conference organisers incentive travel organisers Sectors and sub-sectors in the Tourism Industry.
Visitor Industry Business Studies.
HOSPITALITY IN SER MARKETING.  Define hospitality and its relationship to the Sports, Entertainment and Recreation Industries  Identify examples of.
Four Sectors of the Hospitality and Tourism Industry
1 © 2006 by Nelson, a division of Thomson Canada Limited. Tourism Promoters and Supporters.
Introduction Unit Hospitality and Tourism 110. World Tourism Organization (WTO) Defines tourism as: –“the activities of persons travelling to and staying.
11th Edition Chapter 3: Career Opportunities Tourism: Principles, Practices, Philosophies Part One: Tourism Overview Evaluate future job opportunities.
The Five Industries of the Tourism Sector. Accommodations Lodges/Cabins – Fishing or Lodges/Cabins – Fishing or hunting hunting Recreation Camps Recreation.
Chapter 1 Your Commercial Recreation, Event, and Tourism Business Adventure.
Hospitality and Tourism - Unit 1 Learning Goals 1-4.
  Source of employment  Stimulates the infrastructure which improves the living conditions of the local people  Provides the government with tax revenues.
1 FRMCA Level 1, Chapter 1 Welcome to the Restaurant and Foodservice Industry 2014 Summer Institutes Level 1.
Hotel organization.
Hospitality & Tourism Standard 2 The students will develop an understanding of the lodging industry and destination marketing.
Tourism and marketing. Review  What are the five sectors of tourism?  What does each sector include?
RHT RETAIL HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Hospitality & Tourism.
Entertainment & Hospitality Mr. Vogt
Tourism Industry People travel for recreation, leisure, religious, family, or business purposes, usually for a limited duration. The Tourism Industry.
The World of Hospitality
Careers in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry
Introduction to Travel and Tourism Homes Away From Home: The Hospitality Industry Chapter 4.
BRO Time: What is hospitality and tourism marketing?
Career Cluster Hospitality & Tourism.
Unit 1: Understand the complexity of hospitality and tourism destinations. Objective 1.01 Identify career opportunities in the hospitality and tourism.
Food & Beverage Overview
Unit 1: Understand the complexity of hospitality and tourism destinations. Objective 1.01 Identify career opportunities in the hospitality and tourism.
THE SEVEN SECTORS OF HOSPITALITY
Hospitality Hospitality is a broad category of fields within the service industry that includes lodging, event planning, theme parks, transportation,
ASK INSTITUTE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT & CULINARY ARTS Opportunities in Hotel Management Careers
Hospitality & Tourism in Utah
1 The World of Hospitality. 1 The World of Hospitality.
Hospitality in Sports & Entertainment Marketing
1 The World of Hospitality. 1 The World of Hospitality.
Introductory Lesson: Practicum in Culinary Arts
Develop and update hospitality industry knowledge
Travel Adventures Making Informed Decisions.
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM An Introduction
Presentation transcript:

8 Sectors of the Tourism Industry:

Adventure Travel & Recreation Events & Conferences Transportation Accommodations Food and Beverage Attractions Adventure Travel & Recreation Events & Conferences Transportation Travel Trade Tourism Services

ACCOMODATION This sector provides travelers with a place to sleep. Places can range from deluxe resorts, hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, and remote hunting lodges. Jobs includes anything from entry level jobs to executive positions. Examples of jobs include: front desk clerk, reservations agent, housekeeping, valet, banquet server, bartender, chef, cook, director of sales and marketing, concierge, hotel manager

Food and Beverage This is the largest sector in tourism – Approx. 50% of the tourism workforce is employed in Food and Beverage. Includes full service restaurants, bars & pubs, catering services, fast food restaurants and institutional food services (schools, hospitals etc.) Jobs include: chefs, waiters, bartenders, night club manager, baker, dining room manager, caterer.

ATTRACTIONS This sector provides entertainment and education for visitors. They can be natural attractions such as: Niagra Falls, Cabot Trail, Hopewell Rocks, or man made ones such as: Disney World, CN Tower, Zoos, Water Parks, Casinos, or historical sites such as Kings Landing. Jobs Include: travel guide, life guard, casino dealer, heritage interpreter, public relations manager, ride/equipment operator

ADVENTURE TRAVEL & RECREATION Provides hands-on physical activity for visitors. Examples of services include: ski resorts, whitewater rafting, hiking expeditions, whale watching, sailing, wilderness camping, safaris, golf courses, hunting and fishing expeditions. Jobs include: ski instructor, ski lift operator, park warden, greens keeper, recreation

EVENTS & CONFERENCE Events to educate and entertain visitors just like attractions only temporary. Services such festivals, trade shows, conferences, concerts, sporting events, meetings Examples would be: Calgary Stampede, Superbowl, Olympics, East Coast Music Awards, Sussex Balloon Festival, World Sporting Championships Examples of jobs: exhibit designer, catering coordinator, trade show operator, registration supervisors, public relations officer, etc.

TRANSPORTATION Provides visitors with a way to get from one destination to another. Includes: airlines, railroads, cruise lines, bus and boat tours, car rental companies, etc. Includes about 20% of all tourism work force. Jobs include: pilot, reservation agent, flight attendant, cruise director, baggage handler, air traffic controller, bus/boat operator.

Travel Trade This sector includes travel agencies and tour operators. Travel agents create and sell travel packages that coordinate a traveler’s accommodations, transportation and activities while on vacation Tour operators design and market tours for specific areas.

Tourism Services This sector promotes and supports the tourism industry. Made up of departments in the federal, provincial and local government that promote and regulate tourism. Includes associations, market researchers, the media, consultants and manufacturers Enterprises such as information centers, gift shops, duty free shops, travel insurance agencies. Jobs include: Canada Customs agents, Minister of tourism and departmental employees, information center workers, travel writers and tourism teachers.

Employment in each sector: Hospitality Sector includes the Food and Beverage and the Accommodations Sector (basically the reception and entertainment of visitors) Employment in each sector: Food & Beverage – 48% Transportation – 22% Accommodations – 18% Attractions – 8% All Other Sectors – 9%