Thalia wanted to relax at the beach within a P4,000 budget and saw a P3,500 3-day, 2-night tour package to La Union. The package included meals, accommodation, transportation, and attraction fees. She contacted BGC Tours to purchase the package. BGC Tours then contacted the resort and transport company to check availability and resources before confirming the booking with Thalia. The tourism system involved Thalia's demand and behavior, the tour package as the bridging component, and the supply of services and facilities at the destination through the resort and transport.
Thalia wanted to relax at the beach within a P4,000 budget and saw a P3,500 3-day, 2-night tour package to La Union. The package included meals, accommodation, transportation, and attraction fees. She contacted BGC Tours to purchase the package. BGC Tours then contacted the resort and transport company to check availability and resources before confirming the booking with Thalia. The tourism system involved Thalia's demand and behavior, the tour package as the bridging component, and the supply of services and facilities at the destination through the resort and transport.
Thalia wanted to relax at the beach within a P4,000 budget and saw a P3,500 3-day, 2-night tour package to La Union. The package included meals, accommodation, transportation, and attraction fees. She contacted BGC Tours to purchase the package. BGC Tours then contacted the resort and transport company to check availability and resources before confirming the booking with Thalia. The tourism system involved Thalia's demand and behavior, the tour package as the bridging component, and the supply of services and facilities at the destination through the resort and transport.
Thalia wanted to relax at the beach within a P4,000 budget and saw a P3,500 3-day, 2-night tour package to La Union. The package included meals, accommodation, transportation, and attraction fees. She contacted BGC Tours to purchase the package. BGC Tours then contacted the resort and transport company to check availability and resources before confirming the booking with Thalia. The tourism system involved Thalia's demand and behavior, the tour package as the bridging component, and the supply of services and facilities at the destination through the resort and transport.
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Maryl Bandola BSHM 1b
Macro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality
Read the following scenario and respond with text or attachment. (20 points).
Thalia wants to relax at the beach with a budget that must not exceed P4,000. She saw a three (3) days and two (2) nights La Union tour package on a Facebook post costing P3,500. The package includes full board meals, accommodation, transportation, and entrance fees to attractions within the area. She immediately contacted BGC Tours (the travel agency) to purchase the tour package. In response to this, BGC Tours will contact AC Beach Resort to check for resources (e.g., facilities, amenities, and meals) and Raya Transport to check the availability of seats in the vehicle. The agency will then get back to the customer to confirm the slot and proceed with the payment of the products and services at the destination.
1. Identify the components of the tourism system based on the given scenario. Input answers in the same template as the diagram below.
Demand Bridging Component Supply at the Destination
- Determinants - Facilities, Amenities - Services and Facilities
- Buyer behavior - Transportation - Attraction
- travel intermediaries 2. Explain the tourism system flow of the given scenario based on your response in item #1. Limit your answer to three (3) sentences.
Thalia was ready to risk her money because of the full package of this La Union tour package. Specific elements of sightseeing transportation are specified, and RAYA Transport is checking the availability of seats on vehicles.
