Tour Operations Management

Study discusses about LCB tour services which works as a tour coordinator indulge in providing travel services to make their consumer feel relax and happy.

TOUR OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

 Introduction
 Regulatory Bodies
 Inclusive tools
 Stages and timescale involved in developing holiday
 Different methods of contracting
 Information of hotel
 Conclusion
 References
Table of Content

Study discusses about LCB tour services which works as a tour
coordinator indulge in providing travel services to make their consumer
feel relax and happy.
 Report discusses about the current, future trends and development on the
tour operators strategy. It highlights the stages and time scale involved in
developing a holiday.
Further assignment lays emphasis on different methods of contracting
and time scale involved in developing holiday.
Introduction

There are many kinds of authorities that regulate the entire operations of
hospitality industry:
 Association of British travel agent
 Federation of Tour Operators
 UK Civil Aviation Authority
 Association of Independent Tour Operators
Regulatory bodies

 There are various kinds of tours that are used by travellers as per the needs
and requirements:
 Days
 Times
 Destinations
Inclusive tours

LCB tour operators are involved in providing travel services that improves
the travelling experiences of travellers. Stages and timescale required in
developing holidays are as followed
 Market research
 Planning and scheduling
 Contracting
 Costing
 Financial evaluation and pricing
 Brochure creation
 Advertising
 Operation and execution
 Post tour management
Stages and timescale involved in developing holiday

Fixed contract
 Fixed contract is made between tour-operators and share holders. It is very necessary for LCB tour-
operators to make this type of contract as it will help the company in achieving efficiency.
 In this dealing company is involved in paying some amount to the stakeholders so that their
activities are carried out effectively.
Allocation
 This allocation service can be used by LCB tour operators to book hotel and carrier services. It will help
company in getting early booking and this will also support in increasing their revenue. Before
connecting to carrier department services, organisation engages in doing dealing with suppliers at
nominal price.
 This allocation activity supports firm in saving cost and also with the help of this they can minimise and
make effective use of their resources.
Different methods of contracting

 As LCB is planning to provide facility to stay in JW Marriot, It is leading
brand that operates its business across the world.
 The hotel has more than 1000 outlets across the region. It provides
luxurious services and resort facility to guest.
 It is located near to airport and conventional centers thus ,it is easy to reach
to this place for travelers
Information of hotel

 Selling price is the actual rate of product on which company sells its products and
services in the market. In order to decide the selling price entity has to look upon
its expenditures and revenues and have to add marginal profit in to it. This helps in
deciding the actual pricing selling price (Fartash, Hadi and Xiao, 2016). LCB tour
firm incurs direct, indirect expenses. Calculation of selling prices is illustrated as
below:
Calculation of selling price for holiday

 From the above study it has been summarised that in order to increase
sales LCB tour-operators has been involved in making different type of
contracts like fixed, allocation and Ad-hoc.
 Also, this has made the relationship between company and stakeholders
stronger.
 Further report has also explained that company has applied different
strategies like making use of social media techniques, online and internet
marketing has assisted company in attracting new travellers and retaining
the old one
Conclusion

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