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Leisure and
Tourism
- Leisure
- Catergories
- Sports and psyical recreation
- Sport and psyical
recreation- is sporting
activies both active and
passive
- Active sports is sport which
you take part in e.g. playing
football
- Passive sports is sport which you
don't take part in e.g. watching a
football match
- Active sports is sport which
you take part in e.g. playing
football
- Sport and psyical
recreation- is sporting
activies both active and
passive
- Arts and entertainment
- Arts and entertainment refers to things that take
place outside your home which ‘entertain you’
e.g. concerts, cinema, pubs, music
- Positive and negatives
- Money
- Congestion
- Variety of entertainment
- Increase in pricing in populare place e.g. London
- Jobs
- Reduce crime
- Money
- Less kids play outside as it
might be dangerous so
instead go to clubs
- Arts and entertainment refers to things that take
place outside your home which ‘entertain you’
e.g. concerts, cinema, pubs, music
- Countryside recreation
- Countryside activtivities that you can participate in, in the
countryside. These always follow a code of pratise
- Code of pratise is a set of written rules
that states how to behaive for certain
activities
- National parks
- A national park is a track of land declared public property by a
national goverment with a view to preserve and develope it for
purpose of recreation and culture.
- Positives and negative
- Disturbing animals
- Maintained
- Pollution
- Path errotion
- Jobs
- More income for local
shop and business
- Littering
- Disturbing animals
- A national park is a track of land declared public property by a
national goverment with a view to preserve and develope it for
purpose of recreation and culture.
- Code of pratise is a set of written rules
that states how to behaive for certain
activities
- Countryside activtivities that you can participate in, in the
countryside. These always follow a code of pratise
- Home- based
- Home based leisure is activities taken
play in your own home and doesn't
requiretraveling e.g. watching T.V
- Why is it becoming so
populare
- Recession
- Looking after kids/ family
- Technology
- Money
- Recession
- Home based leisure is activities taken
play in your own home and doesn't
requiretraveling e.g. watching T.V
- Play and activity
- Play based leisure is activities that are mainly
assicated with chindren. E.g. face painting, bouncey
castle for chiildren
- Activity-based leisure is a
fast-growing component of the
leisure industry. Examples include
whitewater rafting and aerial
adventures like forest adventure
courses it many for older children,
teenagers and adults.
- Play based leisure is activities that are mainly
assicated with chindren. E.g. face painting, bouncey
castle for chiildren
- Sports and psyical recreation
- Definitions
- Leisure activies- is an activity that you can
do in your leisure time e.g. playing football
and watching T.V
- Leisure facilities- where the
leisure activities take places it's
also the oroganisation which
supports or provides the
equiment for the activity e.g.
the cinema
- Many are indoors to
cateer for British weather
- Many are indoors to
cateer for British weather
- Leisure- is the time remaining
after work, school, sleep and
household jobs. It's the time
where you can do what you
want
- Leisure activies- is an activity that you can
do in your leisure time e.g. playing football
and watching T.V
- Different leisure activities for different
ages, genders and type of people
- Catergories
- Toursim
- Tourism is the tempary movement of people away
from home and for more than 24 hours (but cannot
be for over a year) for leisure and business
purposes
- Advantages and disadvantage
- Pollution
- Money
- Coutry relieing
on tourism
- Jobs
- Change culture
- Pollution
- Tourism industry
- Tour operator
- Typically combines tour and
travel components to create
a holiday. The essentially
prepare the itinerary e.g. they
combine flights+
accommation+ transfers
together and feature them in
brochures
- Typically combines tour and
travel components to create
a holiday. The essentially
prepare the itinerary e.g. they
combine flights+
accommation+ transfers
together and feature them in
brochures
- Types
- Online travel services
- Advantages and disadvantage
- Cheaper
- Cannot speak
face to face
- Can compare prices
- Hard to ask questions
- Not
everyone
has internet
- Accessable
from home
- Flexible
- Cheaper
- Travel companies and
airline that only take
bookings online
- Examples
- Easyjet
- Ryanair
- Lowcostholidays
- Easyjet
- Other products they try to sell
- Hotels
- Car hire
- Holiday insurance
- Extra bags
- Information on local
area/ things to do
- Hotels
- Examples
- Advantages and disadvantage
- Accommodation and catering
- Accomodation
- Serviced where meals
are or can be provided
e.g. hotels. Also cleaning
and bed making are
provided
- Non- serviced or self
catering where
customers can cook
for themself e.g.
catering cottage
- No frills hotels- fastest
growing type of
accommodation e.g.
Travelodge and Premier
Inn (cheap)
- Serviced where meals
are or can be provided
e.g. hotels. Also cleaning
and bed making are
provided
- Catering types
- Full board- 3 meals provided
- All inclusive- everything
included (food and activities
included)
- Half board- included breakfast plus
midday or evening meals
- Bed and breakfast
- Full board- 3 meals provided
- Accomodation
- Tourism information
- Travel agents
- A travel agent sells holidays and
other travel products and services.
Holidays are usually sold on behalf of
a tour operator. Travel agents make
money by charging the customer
commission on the price of the
holiday (usually 10-12%)
- Types of travel agents
- Mutiple a travel agent with lots of braches 50+
e.g. Thomas Cook (high street)
- Miniple- normally a local travel
agent with between 5-30 braches
- Independent- usually owned by one person
with up to 5 branches (family run)
- Mutiple a travel agent with lots of braches 50+
e.g. Thomas Cook (high street)
- A travel agent sells holidays and
other travel products and services.
Holidays are usually sold on behalf of
a tour operator. Travel agents make
money by charging the customer
commission on the price of the
holiday (usually 10-12%)
- Transportation
- Holiday types
- Inbound
- Special interest
- Domestic
- Outbound
- Independent
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- Inbound
- Online travel services
- Jobs
- Type of job
- Requirements
- Exams
- Type of job
- Tour operator
- Methods of travel
- Sea
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Relatively cheap
- Journey takes a longtime
- Has entertainment e.g. shop, cinemas
- Need to drive or connect with
your destination from the port
- Relatively cheap
- Car ferries, passenger only, cruises
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Air
- Tyes
- No frills or budget airline
- Short haul
- Less then 3 hours
- Less then 3 hours
- Flights to major cities and
populare destinations
- Flight costs kept to a minium
- Examples
Easyjet, Ryanair
- Short haul
- Charter flights
- Operate to regular
schedule however takes
place as a result of a
hiring agreement.
Arranged by a tour
operator and usually
linked to a package
holiday. They fly to small
and medium airports.
- Operate to regular
schedule however takes
place as a result of a
hiring agreement.
Arranged by a tour
operator and usually
linked to a package
holiday. They fly to small
and medium airports.
- Scheduleld flight
- Flights that operate by airline
that fly specific routes at
specific time on a regular
basic they will flight whether
the plane is full or not and
flies to major cities. E.g.
Virgin, British Airways
- Flights that operate by airline
that fly specific routes at
specific time on a regular
basic they will flight whether
the plane is full or not and
flies to major cities. E.g.
Virgin, British Airways
- No frills or budget airline
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Cheaper if book advance
- Airports not normally near to city centre
- Short journey time
- Limited baggage
- Cheaper if book advance
- Tyes
- Rail
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Less enviromental impacts
- Comfortable and fast
between major cities
- May be expensive
- Can get crowded
- Smaller destinations may have to change
- Less enviromental impacts
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Road
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Stop where and when you want
- Lotsof petrol stations
- Take lots of luguage
- Roads can be very congested
- Petrol expensive
- Parking hard to find
and expensive is
cities
- Stop where and when you want
- Advantage and
disadvantage
- Sea
- Tourism is the tempary movement of people away
from home and for more than 24 hours (but cannot
be for over a year) for leisure and business
purposes
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