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What defines a person as a migrant in a foreign country?
What defines a person as a migrant in a foreign country?
- They are tourists who frequently visit.
- They receive payment from a source within that country. (correct)
- They are staying for less than six months.
- They have a work visa for another country.
Which of the following is NOT a feature of tourism as an object of management?
Which of the following is NOT a feature of tourism as an object of management?
- Unclear and difficult to measure goals.
- Seasonality.
- Maximized impact on the region. (correct)
- Influence from interested customers.
Intangibility and perishability are characteristics associated with which aspect of tourism?
Intangibility and perishability are characteristics associated with which aspect of tourism?
- Tourist transportation.
- Tourist satisfaction.
- Tourist facilities.
- Tourist products. (correct)
Which group of tourists is specifically pursuing physical activities during their holidays?
Which group of tourists is specifically pursuing physical activities during their holidays?
Which management school focused on optimizing the production process through scientific analysis?
Which management school focused on optimizing the production process through scientific analysis?
Who is primarily associated with the development of management functions in the Classical School of Management?
Who is primarily associated with the development of management functions in the Classical School of Management?
Which of the following best describes the focus of the School of Human Relations?
Which of the following best describes the focus of the School of Human Relations?
What is a significant aspect of tourism demand that influences consumer behavior?
What is a significant aspect of tourism demand that influences consumer behavior?
What is tourism primarily defined as?
What is tourism primarily defined as?
Which of the following statements accurately describes tourism as an object of management?
Which of the following statements accurately describes tourism as an object of management?
What should the duration of a traveler's stay be to not violate the definition of tourism?
What should the duration of a traveler's stay be to not violate the definition of tourism?
Which of the following best captures the essence of management in tourism?
Which of the following best captures the essence of management in tourism?
How does the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) view the term 'tourism'?
How does the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) view the term 'tourism'?
Which feature is NOT a characteristic of tourism as an object of management?
Which feature is NOT a characteristic of tourism as an object of management?
The definition of management in the context of tourism emphasizes which aspect?
The definition of management in the context of tourism emphasizes which aspect?
What does 'management' fundamentally encompass according to its general interpretation?
What does 'management' fundamentally encompass according to its general interpretation?
Which management approach emphasizes a series of interrelated actions?
Which management approach emphasizes a series of interrelated actions?
Who is associated with the development of mathematical models in management?
Who is associated with the development of mathematical models in management?
What defines the situational approach in management?
What defines the situational approach in management?
Which management approach includes the integration of people, structure, and technology?
Which management approach includes the integration of people, structure, and technology?
What technological advancement has influenced globalization processes in management since 1990?
What technological advancement has influenced globalization processes in management since 1990?
What did Frank and Lillian Gilbreth invent to measure work efficiency?
What did Frank and Lillian Gilbreth invent to measure work efficiency?
Which management theory emphasizes the importance of context in determining management methods?
Which management theory emphasizes the importance of context in determining management methods?
What maximum load did Taylor measure for workers using shovels?
What maximum load did Taylor measure for workers using shovels?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Tourism Management
- Tourism involves temporary movement of people outside their usual environment for leisure or business, complemented by activities and facilities tailored to their needs.
- Recognized as both a phenomenon and an industry, tourism significantly influences economies and culture globally.
Features of Tourism as an Object of Management
- Change of Location: Involves travel outside of a person's usual residence.
- Temporary Stay: Stays should not exceed 12 consecutive months and must not relate to labor activities.
- Payment Source: Tourists do not receive payment from local sources, distinguishing them from migrants.
Specific Characteristics of Tourism
- Tourism exists globally, demonstrating complex relationships between its elements.
- Goals in tourism may be unclear and difficult to measure.
- Influences on tourism include customer interests and the broader regional impact.
- Tourism products possess unique externalities, including seasonality.
Specifics of Tourism Demand
- Intangibility: Tourism products cannot be stored and are experienced in the moment.
- Perishability: Unsold tourism services cannot be reclaimed after a specific time period.
- Consumer Diversity: Various demographics and motivations shape the consumption of tourism services.
- Influence of Social Factors: Social dynamics play a crucial role in shaping tourism demand.
Types of Tourists Based on Activity
- Relaxation Lovers: Seek rest and leisure during holidays.
- Adventure Lovers: Engage in thrill-seeking activities.
- Pleasure Lovers: Focus on enjoyment and leisure activities.
- Knowledge Seekers: Pursue educational experiences while traveling.
- Sport Lovers: Engage in physical activities and sports during their stay.
- Active Recreation Lovers: Participate in various recreational activities.
Evolution of Managerial Thought
- Scientific Management (1885-1920): Emphasized productivity analysis (F. Taylor, G. Gantt).
- Classical School (1920-1950): Focused on organization and management functions (H. Fayol, M. Weber).
- Human Relations & Behavioral Sciences (1930-1950): Highlighted social dynamics and interpersonal relationships (E. Mayo, M. Follett).
- Quantitative Approach (1950 Onward): Utilized mathematical models and decision-making methods (S. Forrester, E. Rife).
- Process and Systems Approaches: Concentrated on management as a process and as a system of interrelated parts (F. Taylor, R. Churchman, A. Sloan).
- Situational Approach: Tailored methods to specific circumstances (P. Drucker, W. March).
- Globalization of Management (1990 Onward): Integration of high technology, telecommunications, and worker participation.
Historical Methods in Management
- F. Taylor's study on labor efficiency measured optimal loads for workers.
- F. and L. Gilbreth's invention of the microchronometer quantified movement efficiency in tasks.
Importance of Tourism
- Enriches cultural exchange and contributes positively to global economies.
- Vital for local communities, driving employment and infrastructure development.
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