The Travel and Tourism Sector

The Travel and
Tourism Sector

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Enclosed in Poster..................................................................................................................1
1.2................................................................................................................................................1
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Enclosed in PPT.....................................................................................................................3
2.3................................................................................................................................................3
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................4
3.1................................................................................................................................................4
3.2................................................................................................................................................5
Task 4...............................................................................................................................................6
4.1................................................................................................................................................6
4.2................................................................................................................................................7
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
The travel and tourism industry is the lifeblood of many states around the countries.
Travelling is a means of conquering the space and times and a process wherein people can have
peace and fun so as to get rid of everyday routine life. In the era of modernization, travelling
activities have grown up at a fast pace thereby adding significance to the development and
growth of the economy. Main aim of the current study is to create an insight of the global
environment in which the travel and tourism industry is operating its functions. The report
highlight the impacts of several factors on the demand and supply of the TUI group. It is one of
the famous business organization that is concerned with providing travel and tourism services to
the people of United Kingdom (Blanke and Chiesa, 2013). Impacts of the environmental,
economic and social factors have essentially been explained in context with the TUI Group.
Furthermore, several strategies have been proposed so as to minimise the same.
TASK 1
1.1 Enclosed in Poster
1.2
As it is been clear that travel and tourism is not a limited sector as it provides wide range
of services and activities for the visitors to have an ravishing experience over the trip. The
structure of the T and tourism industry have been highlighted underneath:
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Travel and
Tourism
Travel Planning Transport Local Travel Accommodation Shopping and
Food Tourist Sites
Agencies
Tour Operator
Travel Agents
Rail
Road
Transport
Buses and Trains
Rental Cars
Cabs or Taxi
Lodge
Resorts
Hotels
Mall Local Market
Local foodsShopping Centre
Food Joints
Restaurants
Airlines

 Travel Planning: The first and foremost is the agencies or operators that are concerned
with arranging and organizing tours for the visitors. These can be the agents which will
will enhance the sales of the company thereby catering wide range of visitors and
providing them with several packages as per their preferences and income patterns
(Thakran and Verma, 2013). Transport: After accumulating the respective customers, they are been provided with
varied options so as to select the mode of journey. It depends upon the place as well as
the income of the consumers. This can be further categorized into shipping, airlines,
railways and road voyages. Booking is been made by the travel and tourism industry so
as to facilitate the travellers. Accommodation: People need place to stay and rest when they are travelling to an
unknown place. The concerned sector is also responsible to arrange accommodation
facilities such as rooms, resorts, hotels, lodges. These further provide hospitality services
along with the breakfast and staying facilities (Huang and et.al., 2013). Local Travel: Visitors need transport to travel from one place to another or to explore the
new city. These can be made by arranging the cabs or taxis, local buses or trains and
sometimes even rental cars. All these facilitates the travellers to easily move from one
area to another without getting exhausted in taking long walks. Therefore it is another
service that is provided by the concerned enterprise. Food and Shopping: People are likely to visit those place whereby they can have fun,
entertainment and other leisure activities. These can be consuming high quality food from
the cuisines or restaurants (Molz, 2012). Malls, shopping centres, sea-side area, river
rafting, paragliding, trekking are the mainly concerned under these sector. Visitors love
to gain the touch by having the main specialities of the particular region.
 Tourist Sites: Likewise, there are varied tourist-or that are crazy about the historical
monuments and other ancient and sculpture areas. The travel and tourism is concerned
with providing and arranging the facilities by taking permission or grants from the
government so as to allow the visitors to visits the particular area. The tickets or local
fees are taken and they are allowed to explore the said region (AlSayyad, 2013).
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