TLE 7 Lesson 1: Hospitality and Tourism

An educational framework for implementing grade K to 10 standards.

A sector providing services like lodging, food, and travel.

An industry that encompasses travel activities and services.

Basic concepts and practices essential to the industry.

Techniques and processes for preparing food safely and effectively.

Measures taken to ensure food is safe for consumption.

Guidelines outlining what students should know and be able to do.

Specific skills or knowledge students should demonstrate after a lesson.

Hospitality refers to the service industry focused on customer satisfaction, while tourism involves travel for leisure or business purposes.

Tourism can be classified into various types, including leisure, business, adventure, and cultural tourism.

Tourists can be categorized as domestic, international, backpackers, luxury, or eco-tourists based on their travel preferences.

The hospitality industry encompasses various sectors, including lodging, food and beverage, travel and tourism services, and event planning.

Accommodation types include hotels, hostels, motels, inns, and vacation rentals, each serving different customer needs and budgets.

Hotels are classified by type, such as luxury, boutique, chain, or budget, based on service level and amenities offered.

SDG 11 aims to make cities inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable, emphasizing the protection of cultural and natural heritage.

Cultural heritage refers to a group’s traditions, monuments, and artifacts that should be preserved for future generations.

Specific aspirations related to traveling, like destinations and companions.

The process of organizing details for a trip, including dates and activities.

Sightseeing locations that are close to where one lives or visits.

People you choose to travel with and share experiences.

The specific day or time when a trip is planned to occur.

Achievable strategies to reach your travel goals without overspending.

A task done to contemplate and evaluate experiences or lessons learned.

Encouragement to aspire for ambitious or vast goals in life, especially traveling.

"The most beautiful in this world is, of course, the world itself."

The act of spending time away from home for recreation and pleasure.

The activity of providing services to guests in places like hotels and restaurants.

Providing for the needs or desires of guests, like lodging.

Moving or transferring from one place to another for a purpose.

Current slogan: LOVE THE PHILIPPINES, promoting tourism.

Places offering lodging, meals, and recreational facilities for tourists.

Services providing food and drink for guests and events.

Travel within a person's own country of residence.

Travel outside a person's country of residence considering currency, language, and visa.

A travel package where accommodation, fare, and more are bundled together for one price.

Travel where components like accommodation and fare are purchased separately.

A combination of inclusive and independent travel, often booked online.

Travel for enjoyment or relaxation, like visiting friends or participating in activities.

Travel focused on learning or applying classroom knowledge in a different environment.

Travel specifically for medical treatments or healthcare services.

Creating a decorative album with pictures, memorabilia, and art.

A document detailing activities for student learning and assessment.

Adjusting teaching methods to accommodate different learner needs.

Active involvement and participation of students in the learning process.

Strategies that successfully enhance student learning outcomes.

Watching and noting students' behavior and engagement during lessons.

Challenges teachers face when implementing strategies in class.

Tasks designed to promote participation and collaboration among students.