10 Questions
Tourism & Hospitality network and supply components include Natural Resources, Infrastructure, Superstructure, Transportation, and ______
Hospitality
Category I of the supply component includes direct providers to the traveler such as Travel agency, Hotel, Retail Shops, Restaurants, Airlines, and Ground ______
Transportation
Category II of the supply component includes support services directly to direct providers and indirectly to the traveler such as Contract Food Services, Contract Laundry, Food suppliers, Tour Organizers, and Travel ______
Publications
Category III of the supply component includes Tourism Developmental Organizations that affect directly direct providers and support services, and indirectly the traveler such as Planners, Government Agencies, Financial Institutions, Real Estate Developers, Educational and Vocational Training Institutions, and Tourism & Hospitality Supply ______
Components
Infrastructure includes water systems, communication networks, healthcare facilities, and transportation terminals, among other things, to support the __________ of a region.
developmental construction
Motels or motor hotels provide bathrooms, bath, and parking to motorists; rooms are usually accessible from the parking lots. It is near in __________.
highways
Pensions are private or family-operated tourist accommodations similar to __________ or guesthouses.
boarding houses
Health Spas are hostels and resorts which cater to individuals who go to spas or mineral springs for weight reduction or __________ treatment.
medical
Private Homes provide lodging to tourists when accommodations are not available during __________ periods.
peak
Out of Order (000): Rooms kept under out of order are not sellable and these rooms are deducted from the hotel's __________.
inventory
Study Notes
Tourism & Hospitality Network and Supply Components
- Natural Resources, Infrastructure, Superstructure, Transportation, and Attractions are the components of the tourism and hospitality network and supply.
Category I of Supply Components
- Travel agency, Hotel, Retail Shops, Restaurants, Airlines, and Ground Transportation are direct providers to the traveler.
Category II of Supply Components
- Contract Food Services, Contract Laundry, Food suppliers, Tour Organizers, and Travel Insurance are support services that provide indirectly to the traveler.
Category III of Supply Components
- Tourism Developmental Organizations, Planners, Government Agencies, Financial Institutions, Real Estate Developers, Educational and Vocational Training Institutions, and Tourism & Hospitality Supply Chain are components that affect direct providers and support services, and indirectly the traveler.
Infrastructure
- Water systems, communication networks, healthcare facilities, and transportation terminals are examples of infrastructure that support the development of a region.
Accommodation Types
- Motels or motor hotels provide bathrooms, bath, and parking to motorists, with rooms accessible from the parking lots, and are typically located near highways.
- Pensions are private or family-operated tourist accommodations similar to inns or guesthouses.
- Health Spas are hostels and resorts that cater to individuals who go to spas or mineral springs for weight reduction or health treatment.
- Private Homes provide lodging to tourists during peak periods when accommodations are not available.
Hotel Operations
- Out of Order (000) rooms are not sellable and are deducted from the hotel's total inventory.
Test your knowledge of the supply components in tourism and hospitality, including natural resources, infrastructure, transportation, direct providers, support services, and tourism developmental organizations.
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