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What is the primary focus of the Macro perspective of tourism?
What is the primary focus of the Macro perspective of tourism?
Workers traveling abroad are considered tourists.
Workers traveling abroad are considered tourists.
False
What does OFW stand for?
What does OFW stand for?
Overseas Filipino Worker
A person who studied BFA in UST is from _____ .
A person who studied BFA in UST is from _____ .
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Match the following terms with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding descriptions:
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Study Notes
Introduction to Macro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality
- Course: THM5202 offered by Prof. James Mark Nidea for academic year 2024-2025.
- Focus on both macro and micro perspectives of tourism and hospitality.
Overview of Tourism
- Tourism is defined as a multidimensional phenomenon involving travel and temporary stays of non-residents.
- Key elements of tourism include the motivation for travel, the purpose of travel, and the different forms and products in the industry.
Elements of Travel
- Purpose of travel varies and includes categories like tourism for leisure, business, and work.
- Workers traveling abroad for employment, such as Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), are typically not categorized as tourists.
Categories of Travelers
- Workers: Travel primarily for work-related purposes; considered non-touristic.
- Businessmen: Travel for business and are classified as tourists, as they engage in activities that may involve leisure.
Differences between Workers and Businessmen
- Workers: Employment and salary tied to local entities in the destination country (e.g., OFWs in Taiwan).
- Businessmen: Work abroad while receiving payment from employers based in their home country.
Permanent vs Temporary Residence
- Tourism does not lead to permanent residence; it emphasizes temporary and short-term movements.
- Activities should not be aimed at earning an income during the stay.
Notable Examples
- Individuals may stay in tourist destinations (e.g., Ilocos) for extended periods without it being classified as tourism if they establish residence or engage in income-generating activities there.
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This quiz focuses on the macro perspective of tourism and hospitality covered in the THM5202 course. Professor James Mark Nidea introduces key concepts in the first term of the 2024-2025 academic year. It serves as a supplementary material to enhance understanding of the subject matter.
