PRESENTATION

ON
TRAVEL AND
TOURISM
ADITI PANDEY,
GALGOTIAS INSTITUTE OF
MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
 WHAT IS TRAVEL?

• Travel is the movement of people between distant

geographical locations. Travel can be done by foot,
bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, ship
or other means, with or without luggage, and can
be one way or round trip.
 WHAT IS TOURISM?

• Tourism is a temporary short term moment of people of

destinations outside the place of their residence. Tourism is
undertaken for recreation, sight seen, pilgrimage for
medical reasons, for adventure etc.
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INBOUND
TOURISM

When someone
travels to a country,
other than their own
country, for tourism,
this is called
inbound tourism.
 OUTBOUND TOURISM

• When a tourist travels or visits outside his or her country for the sake
of tourism, but not for more than a year. This type of tourism is called
outbound tourism.
 DOMESTIC TOURISM

• Domestic tourism is BIG business in some countries, bringing in a significant

revenue for the economy of the local area and nationwide.
 TYPES OF TOURISM

1. FIT Tourism :- Instead of comprehensive travel

packages for groups, FIT tourism travelling is
more personal and individual. Travellers design
their own trips, choose their own destinations and
visits, based on the information already they
have.
2. MICE :- Nothing to do with pest control,
everything to do with business-minded travel. Put
simply, MICE stands for Meetings, Incentives,
Conferences & Exhibitions. It is business tourism
at its finest, aimed at bringing together top
professionals from every sector in an enhanced,
tailor-made hospitality setting.
3) Recreational: Recreational or leisure
tourism takes a person away from the
humdrum of everyday life. In this case,
people spend their leisure time in the hills,
sea beaches, etc.
4) Cultural tourism satisfies cultural and
intellectual curiosity and involves visits to
ancient monuments, places of historical or
religious importance, etc.

5) Sports/Adventure: Trips taken by people

with a view to playing golf, skiing and
hiking, fall within this category.
6) Health: Under this category, people
travel for medical, treatment or visit
places where there are curative
possibilities, for example, hot springs, spa
yoga, etc.

7) Religious tourism :- Or spiritual

tourism, sacred tourism, or faith tourism,
is a type of tourism with two main
subtypes: pilgrimage, meaning travel for
religious or spiritual purposes, and the
viewing of religious monuments and
artefacts, a branch of sightseeing.
 TYPES OF TRAVEL SERVICES

1) Airlines
2) Hotel
3) Local Tours & Transfers
4) Travel Insurance
5) Visa
6) Forex
 AIRLINES

• An airline is a company that provides air transport services for traveling

passengers and freight. Airlines use aircraft to supply these services and may
form partnerships or alliances with other airlines for codeshare agreements, in
which they both offer and operate the same flight.
 Premium Economy
Economy Class
Class

Business Class First Class

 POINTS TO REMEMBER

• Travel Dates and Time of Flight

• Transit and Layover Time
• Layover Location and Layout
• Flight Performance
• Departure and Arrival Airports
• Economy Type
• Airline Reputation
• Baggage Allowance
 HOTEL

• A hotel is an establishment that

provides paid lodging on a short-
term basis. Facilities provided
inside a hotel room may range
from a modest-quality mattress in
a small room to large suites with
bigger, higher-quality beds, a
dresser, a refrigerator and other
kitchen facilities, upholstered
chairs, a flat screen television, and
en-suite bathrooms.
 POINTS TO REMEMBER

1. Location
2. Budget
3. Facilities and hygiene
4. Review
5. Connectivity
 LOCAL TOURS & TRANSFERS

• Tours :- A local tour guide is similar to a welcome

letter, but it is more substantial and offers guests a
list of specific places to visit and things to do while
they enjoy their stay in your area. Guests can find
tour guides incredibly useful because they aren't
familiar with the place.
• Transfers :- In travel, a transfer is local travel
arranged as part of an itinerary, typically airport to
hotel and hotel to hotel. Transfer has some features
that distinguish it from ground transportation
alternatives. These features are meeting directly in a
transport hub, the opportunity to choose a car class
and additional options like a baby seat.
 POINTS TO REMEMBER

• Duration of the tour.

• Minimum time for visiting each city.
• Purpose of travel and special interest.
• Mode of intercity travel. (by road, rail, air)
• Selection of any special air fare or rail fare.
• Selecting the hotels to be used.
• First arrival and last departure from international airport.
• Best time for visiting
 TRAVEL INSURANCE

Travel insurance is an insurance product for covering unforeseen losses incurred

while travelling, either internationally or domestically. Basic policies generally
only cover emergency medical expenses while overseas, while comprehensive
policies typically include coverage for trip cancellation, lost luggage, flight
delays, public liability, and other expenses.
 IMPORTANCE

1.When you Get Sick or Injured

2. When you Need to Cancel or Change Your Trip Before You Go

3. When Your Travel Plans Fall Apart

4. When Your Baggage is Delayed or Lost

5. When Your Passport is Lost

 VISA

• A visa is a conditional authorization granted by a polity to a foreigner that allows them to enter,
remain within, or to leave its territory. Visas typically include limits on the duration of the
foreigner's stay, areas within the country they may enter, the dates they may enter, the number
of permitted visits, or if the individual has the ability to work in the country in question.
COUNTRIES WHERE YOU DON’T NEED VISA OR VOA
 FOREX

• Forex Services or Foreign Exchange Services is the exchange of a

particular currency for another or the conversion of currency to
another. Foreign exchange transactions comprise of everything starting
from the conversion of money at an airport kiosk by a traveller to
multi-billion dollar payments processed by governments, corporations
and financial institutions.
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