Analysing the Cultural, Social, and Physical Features of Tourist Destinations

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2.1 Analysing the cultural, social and physical
features of tourist destinations
 This is with reference to exemplify the expansion considerations
of TUI Group where it is globally working with a broad
portfolio of tour operators.
 This is where some showcasing elements of the stated
organisation has referred to their prior deals with over 1800
leading travel agencies who together operates with their
respective online portals.
 It further includes a dealt of six airline with their 130 aircraft's
and more than 300 hotels that are comprising with around 210,
000 number of beds for the upcoming guests and a fine system
of 13 cruise liners.
 Such integrated services has further resulted into enlarging the
business activities of TUI where they will now significantly able
to serve almost 30 million customers at a worldwide level with
over 180 regions of holiday destinations.

Cont.Cont.
As a result to which, TUI have determined to
extend their business operations into two
leading places of Thailand and Turkey with
a subsequent measures of comparing their
varied cultural, social and physical
properties, as mentioned into the
subsequent slides.

Cultural features of “Thailand”Cultural features of “Thailand”
 This is in regard to advert the social considerations
of Thailand where it is largely influenced by a
mixed culture of India, China, Cambodia and
certain vital parts of South Asia.
 As a result to which, the Thai civilization is mainly
referred to be a reformed version of Indian and
Buddhism culture.
 However, it together consists of some minority
groups of Muslims and Christians with a tribal
category of Animism people with their
distinguished traditional beliefs.