- More luxuriousroom type- a more coursedinner- Extend stay(extra nights)preferredsuppliers- Small scaleoperations- Potentially highprofit margins- High spenders;- Small businessesA manual that touroperators have inplace in casecustomers need tobe repatriated indangeroussituationsFollow up onbookings- Keeping stock- FinancialadministrationSelling productsand services- Making profit- Keeping up theretention rate- Convenience- Safety andsecurity- Services- Timings- RiskmanagementStrengthsWeaknessesOpportunities ThreatsUsed to determineyour position in themarket compared toyour competitorsInsurances -Car rental -Excursions& activitiesSummarizingwhat beensaid in yourown wordsAn IT system thatenables tourismbusiness, such asairlines and hotels,to interact, comparerates, and makebookingscreating arelationshipwith yourcustomer Free text..................................................................When a customerintends to buy acertain product,but is sold adifferent one bythe agentbeing broughtback to yourcountry oforigin, due toillness, injury ordeath" is calledThe right to sella business’sproducts orservices underthat business’sbrand name-Sole Traders- Often family owned or bypartnership- More likely to be found insmaller towns (high rent isdifficult to afford in largecities and busy shoppingstreets)- Reputation of offeringgood and personal serviceCompensationpaid to a travelagent for havingsold a (certainnumber of)products orservices- Political unrest- Nature disasters- Global Pandemics- Crime or pickpocketing- Aviation safetyrecordsTailor madepackages orcustomizespackages-Cheap packagetours- Economies ofscales- International hotelchains-Large tourist resorts- Real timeavailability- 24-hours accessto the system- Multi-operatorsearchesSmalls chains,usually located inone region wherethey may be wellknown and mayhave developed agood reputation- Location-Theme/style– facilities- SizeThe positioning of theproducts is based onthe quality or demandfor certain products,but also factors likepreferred suppliersare of influence in theracking policy- More luxuriousroom type- a more coursedinner- Extend stay(extra nights)preferredsuppliers- Small scaleoperations- Potentially highprofit margins- High spenders;- Small businessesA manual that touroperators have inplace in casecustomers need tobe repatriated indangeroussituationsFollow up onbookings- Keeping stock- FinancialadministrationSelling productsand services- Making profit- Keeping up theretention rate- Convenience- Safety andsecurity- Services- Timings- RiskmanagementStrengthsWeaknessesOpportunities ThreatsUsed to determineyour position in themarket compared toyour competitorsInsurances -Car rental -Excursions& activitiesSummarizingwhat beensaid in yourown wordsAn IT system thatenables tourismbusiness, such asairlines and hotels,to interact, comparerates, and makebookingscreating arelationshipwith yourcustomer Free text..................................................................When a customerintends to buy acertain product,but is sold adifferent one bythe agentbeing broughtback to yourcountry oforigin, due toillness, injury ordeath" is calledThe right to sella business’sproducts orservices underthat business’sbrand name-Sole Traders- Often family owned or bypartnership- More likely to be found insmaller towns (high rent isdifficult to afford in largecities and busy shoppingstreets)- Reputation of offeringgood and personal serviceCompensationpaid to a travelagent for havingsold a (certainnumber of)products orservices- Political unrest- Nature disasters- Global Pandemics- Crime or pickpocketing- Aviation safetyrecordsTailor madepackages orcustomizespackages-Cheap packagetours- Economies ofscales- International hotelchains-Large tourist resorts- Real timeavailability- 24-hours accessto the system- Multi-operatorsearchesSmalls chains,usually located inone region wherethey may be wellknown and mayhave developed agood reputation- Location-Theme/style– facilities- SizeThe positioning of theproducts is based onthe quality or demandfor certain products,but also factors likepreferred suppliersare of influence in theracking policy

Preparatory BINGO - End of Unit test C - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. - More luxurious room type - a more course dinner - Extend stay (extra nights)
  2. preferred suppliers
  3. - Small scale operations - Potentially high profit margins - High spenders; - Small businesses
  4. A manual that tour operators have in place in case customers need to be repatriated in dangerous situations
  5. Follow up on bookings - Keeping stock - Financial administration
  6. Selling products and services - Making profit - Keeping up the retention rate
  7. - Convenience - Safety and security - Services - Timings - Risk management
  8. Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats Used to determine your position in the market compared to your competitors
  9. Insurances - Car rental - Excursions & activities
  10. Summarizing what been said in your own words
  11. An IT system that enables tourism business, such as airlines and hotels, to interact, compare rates, and make bookings
  12. creating a relationship with your customer
  13. Free text ...................... ...................... ......................
  14. When a customer intends to buy a certain product, but is sold a different one by the agent
  15. being brought back to your country of origin, due to illness, injury or death" is called
  16. The right to sell a business’s products or services under that business’s brand name
  17. -Sole Traders - Often family owned or by partnership - More likely to be found in smaller towns (high rent is difficult to afford in large cities and busy shopping streets) - Reputation of offering good and personal service
  18. Compensation paid to a travel agent for having sold a (certain number of) products or services
  19. - Political unrest - Nature disasters - Global Pandemics - Crime or pick pocketing - Aviation safety records
  20. Tailor made packages or customizes packages
  21. -Cheap package tours - Economies of scales - International hotel chains -Large tourist resorts
  22. - Real time availability - 24-hours access to the system - Multi-operator searches
  23. Smalls chains, usually located in one region where they may be well known and may have developed a good reputation
  24. - Location -Theme/style – facilities - Size
  25. The positioning of the products is based on the quality or demand for certain products, but also factors like preferred suppliers are of influence in the racking policy