VARIOUS TYPES OF PRODUCTS BELONGS TO TOURISM INDUSTRY

1. TOURISM PRODUCTS
PRESENTED BY
PROF. VIJENDER NOONWAL
DEPT OF HMCT

2. INTRODUCTION
• Tourism product is usually as the
amount of psychological and
physical satisfaction it offers or
delivers to the tourists when
they are travelling to a new
place or are on the way to a
given destination it can be both
domestic and international.

3. INTRODUCTION
• Tourism products are more
concerned towards services and
facilities produced to fulfil the
requirement of the consumers
or the tourists.

4. INTRODUCTION
• Tourism product may be
combined or amalgamated in
nature i.e. the various attraction
at a given destination,
transportation facilities and
other entertainment facilities
result in full or 100% customer
satisfaction.

5. INTRODUCTION
• every element in tourism
product is delivered by single
supplier service or facilities like
tour operator, airline companies,
hotels and resorts etc.

6. INTRODUCTION
• tourist products can be
studied on the basis of three
important elements viz.
attraction, accessibility and
accommodation.

7. TYPES OF TOURISM PRODUCTS
• Attraction
• Accessibility
• Accommodation
• Amenities

8. ATTRACTION
• Attraction is the first and the
most important element of
tourism product, until unless
there is an attraction, then only
a tourist would be encouraged
to visit a particular place.

9. ATTRACTION
• Attraction is a very important
element as it determines the
choice made by a tourist to
travel to a particular place rather
than another place or
destination.

10. ATTRACTION
• An attraction can be of
different types such as
historical buildings and
monuments, areas of
archaeological interests,
mountains, beaches, resorts,
national parks, wildlife
sanctuaries, Flora and Fauna,
events like conferences,
exhibitions, sports meet, world
cups, music and art festivals
etc.

11. ATTRACTION
• Demand for tourist products can
be determined on the basis of
upcoming trends in the market
or current fashions.

12. ACCESSIBILITY
• Accessibility can be defined as
means by which a person/tourist
can travel or reach to particular
place or destination.
• Tourist attractions can be of
different types some may be
accessible or some may be not
by a mode of transportation.

13. ACCESSIBILITY
• A tourist always looks up to a
mode or means of transport in
order to reach that particular
place/attraction.
• Mode of transportation can be a
coach, a car, an aero plane, a
ship or boat and a train that can
enable or help a tourist to visit
his desired destination.

14. ACCESSIBILITY
• There are certain destinations
which are not accessible by
different modes of transport or
inadequate transportation
services, these destinations then
turn into of a little value.

15. ACCOMMODATION
• Lodging and other services
balance the tourist attractions.
Accommodation is very crucial
and plays a central role and is
very essential requirement of
every tourist destination.

16. ACCOMMODATION
• As per the definition given by
UNWTO, a person travelling to a
new place from his place of
origin must spend at least 24
hours at a particular destination
so then only he/she would be
considered a tourist.

17. ACCOMMODATION
• This tells about the importance
of accommodation facilities at a
different destination.
• The demand for accommodation
has always been there since
ages. Therefore, the demand or
the need for accommodation is
met through variety of facilities.

18. ACCOMMODATION
• Large hotel chains have started
to increase their share at famous
tourist destinations and big
metropolitans throughout the
globe in more traditional holiday
and sea- side resorts in Europe
and elsewhere, large hotels are
keeping their share of holiday
resorts.

19. AMENITIES
• Every tourist travelling to a new
destination desires for world
class facilities and services. In
order to fulfill their demand
huge efforts are made by the
industry.

20. AMENITIES
• High quality facilities are
important aid to every tourist
destination or center. For a
coastal resort, services like
swimming, boating, yachting,
surf-riding and other amenities
like recreation, dancing and
other entertainment and
amusement services are very
essential for each and every
tourist destination/center.

21. AMENITIES
• Facilities can be of 2 kind’s
natural, i.e. sea-bathing,
beaches, possibilities of fishing,
opportunities for trekking,
climbing or viewing etc. and
man-made, i.e. different kinds of
entertainment facilities that can
cater to the unique
requirements of the various
tourists.