this is the travel & torism powerpoint presentation.hope it will b of gr8 use for all frankfinn students!...............from Tina l5 batch thane

1. TRAVEL & TOURISM NAME : MISS.TINA DEY BATCH : L 5 FACULTY : MR.RAMAKRISHNAN COURSE : B Tec HNC DIPLOMA IN AVIATION,HOSPITALITY & TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

4. 12. ALTERNATE TOUR 13 D2 130 - 158 126 – 129 12 TOUR COSTING 11. 91- 125 M1,M2 M3.D1. 11 DETAILS ABOUT THE TRAVEL ORGANISATIONS/WHY CHOOSE ? 10. 86 - 90 “ 10 FLIGHT COUPON/IMPORT RULES,ETC. 9. 81 - 85 “ 9 ITTINERARY PLANNING 8. 76 - 80 “ 8 MAPPING,FLIGHT DETAILS 7. 74 - 75 P1 a P1 b 7 HOW IS IT GOOD ? 6. 73 P3 b 6 THE ITINERARY PROGRAMME 5. 66 - 72 P4 a P4 b 4 & 5 MEALS & OTHER ASSISTANCE 4. 66 - 72 P2 b 3 INFLIGHT & OTHER SERVICES 3. 52 - 65 P3 a 2 DOCUMENTS REQUIRED 2. 5 - 51 P2 a 1 4 COUNTRY TOUR PACKAGE 1. SLIDE NO A.C TASK NO CONTENTS OF PRESENTATION SR.

5. 174 THANK YOU 20. 173 BIBLOGRAPHY 19. 167 - 172 P 1, 2, 3 & 4 19 UNIT 10 – STATICAL DATA 18. 166 P 1, 2, 3 & 4 18 HAS THE ORGANIZATIONS HELPED ? 17. 165 “ 17 COUNTRIES THAT NEED SCHENGEN VISA 16. 164 “ 16 SCHENGEN VISA 15. 163 “ 15 WHY LESS DOCUMENTS ? 14. 159 - 162 D2 14 DOCUMENTS REQUIRED 13. SLIDE NO A.C TASK NO CONTENTS OF PRESENTATION SR.NO

6. TASK 1 – The client MR.JACK D’SOUZA ,has informed that he would have to go out on a vacation…………..and others if any. (P2a) ANS : 1.Mr.Jack D’souza,a Businessman from Mumbai,wants to go on a vacation with his wife. 2.So he has approached our travel agency “TRAVEL PRIORITIES PVT LTD.” 3.As a travel agency escort I had to give him a planned vacation of the 4 beautiful countries that he wanted to go to. 4.So I chose the following 4 countries….

8. TOUR PRE- FORMA TRAVEL PRIORITIES PVT.LTD . NAME : MR.JACK D’SOUZA NAME OF PASSENGERS : 1.MR.JACK D’SOUZA 2.MRS.ANIADA D’SOUZA DATE : DEPARTURE – 4/07/09 ARRIVAL – 12/07/09 POINT OF DEPARTURE – COCHIN POINT OF ARRIVAL – COCHIN ITINERARY – F.I.T CLASS OF SERVICE – “A” CLASS MODE OF TRANSPORT – AIRWAYS TRANSFERS & PICK-DROP – INCLUSIVE HOTEL TYPE – 5 STAR

9. HOTEL – IN THE CITY ACCOMODATION – TWIN SHARE BASIS (DBLB) WITH ATTATCHED BATHROOM MEALS – BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER MODE OF SIGHTSEEING – CHAUFFER DRIVEN CAR TOUR GUIDE – YES MISCLLANEOUS – NIL ADDITIONAL SERVICES – NIL DOCUMENTS PROVIDED – PASSPORT,ALL OTHER REQUIRED DOCUMENTS. BUDGET – 3 – 4 LAKHS. FOR T.P.PVT LTD, TINA.

10. DUBAI

11. DUBAI COUNTRY : UNITED ARAB EMIRATES GOVERNMENT TYPE : : Constitutional monarchy - Emir Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. : Crown Prince - Hamden bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. POPULATION : 22,62,000 NATIONALITY : Emeriti CURRENCY : Dihram

22. MAURITIUS

23. MAURITIUS COUNTRY : République de Maurice GOVERNMENT TYPE : Parliamentary Republic POPULATION : 12,64,866 GDP (PPP) : Total - $15.248 billion GDP (Nominal) : Total - $8.738 billion CURRENCY : Mauritian Rupee

32. SINGAPORE

33. SINGAPORE LOCATION : Tip of Malaya Peninsula GOVERNMENT TYPE : Parliamentary Republic POPULATION : 48,39,400 GDP (PPP) : Total - $238.755 billion GDP (Nominal) : Total - $181.939 billion CURRENCY : Singaporean Dollar

45. MALAYSIA

46. MALAYSIA CAPITAL : Kuala Lumpur GOVERNMENT TYPE : Federal constitutional elective monarchy and Parliamentary democracy POPULATION : 28,276,000 GDP (PPP) : $384.119 billion GDP (Nominal) : $222.219 billion CURRENCY : Malaysian Ringget (MYR)

56. TASK 2 – During the presentation, he asks you the following questions, please answer him : (P3 a) A.What would be the documents required normally for my visit to those places … (P2 b) B.What are the in-flight & other services………..will I be charged for it?……… (P4 a) (P4 b) C.The itinerary that you have made for me is it good one & how – What makes you think…… (P3 b) D.Ok!!! I like your presentation…ideas only E.Please tell me some regulations that would apply on my travel….exportable items. F.I keep on hearing about organizations….organization

66. PASSPORTS & VISAS OF THE COUNTRIES : DUBAI (DXB) VISA DUBAI (DXB) PASSPORT DUBAI (DXB) CURRENCY

67. MAURITIAN PASSPORT MAURITIAN CURRENCY MAURITIAN VISA

68. SINGAPOREAN PASSPORT SINGAPOREAN VISA SINGAPOREAN CURRENCY

69. MALAYSIAN PASSPORT MALAYSIAN VISA MALAYSIAN CURRENCY

70. MEALS IN FLIGHT

80. MAPPING & ROUTING

90. INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT COUPON CLASS : ECONOMY

97. LOGO OF I.A.T.A

101. LOGO OF U.F.T.A.A

104. LOGO OF P.A.T.A

108. LOGO OF I.C.A.O

117. TASK 3 : MR.JACK D’SOUZA IS TRYING…….COLLECT ALL THOSE INFORMATON. (M1,M2,M3) ANS : The organizations like IATA,UFTAA,PATA are established for the convenience and assistance of the tourists who are travelling world wide…. Now lets study how and in what way are they helpful for the tourists….

130. TOUR COSTING AIR SEGMENT LAND ARRANGEMENT AIR TICKET BASIC FARE TRANSFER HOTEL ACCOMD. SITES Now lets see the total tour cost that MR.Jack D’souza has to pay for this 4 country tour… (To let you know that I have understood the unit of tour costs,I have given an in depth calculation of the entire tour..)

131. TOTAL TOUR COSTING ( PER PERSON ) CONVERSION TABLE COUNTRY CURRENCY INDIAN RUPEES 1 DIHRAM = 13.0364 INR 1 SIN DOLLAR = 32.9358 INR 1 KUL RINGGIT = 13.5825 INR 1 MUR RUPEE = 1.5024 INR 2480 2550 11,400 2900 TOTAL COST 750 750 3500 700 SIGHT SEEING 700 X 2 700 x 2 2600 x 2 800 x 2 HOTEL STAY 330 400 2700 600 TRANSFERS MALAYSIA (KUL ringget) SINGAPORE (SIN dollar) MAURITIUS ( MUR rupee) DUBAI (dihram)

132. Now as we have found out the individual tour costs*,we will give MR.Jack D’souza the final tour package (* - the individual tour costs is per person ) DUBAI : 2900 DIHRAMS = 2900 x 13.0364 (1 dihram = 13.0364 INR) = 37,805 INR. MAURITIUS : 11,400 MUR RUPEES = 11,400 x 1.5024 (1 MUR rupee = 1.5024 INR) = 17,128 INR . SINGAPORE : 2250 SIN DOLLARS = 2250 x 32.9358 (1 SIN dollar = 32.9358 INR)

133. = 74,105 INR. MALAYSIA : 2480 KUL RINGGET = 2480 x 13.5825 (1 KUL ringget = 13.5285) = 33,684 INR. So the total tour cost comes to : 37,805 + 17,128 + 74,105 + 33,684 = 1,62,722/- INR This tour cost is per person….. But to add to this,we need to add the agent mark- up, So, 20% of 1,62,722 = 35,544.4 INR I.e 35,555 INR Therefore,the entire tour package costs RS.3,61,099/- for Mr.Jack D’souza.

170. UNIT 10 : ANY OF THE ORGANIZATIONS HELPED……JUSTIFY YOUR ANSWER….. ( P1 , 2 , 3 & 4 ) ANS : YES, THESE ORGANIZATIONS HAVE HELPED AND ARE ALSO HELPING THE TOURISM INDUSTY TO STRENGHTEN ITS HOLD AND ALSO GOW,EVEN IN THESE HARD TIMES OF RECESSION.IATA,PATA,UFTAA & THE OTHERS HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE TOURISTS TO VISIT ALL THE COUNTRIES WITH THE PROPER FEEL OF SECURITY AND ALSO GREAT TOURIST ATTRACTIONS.HENCE,I FEEL THAT THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE HELPFUL FOR THE TOURISM INDUSTRY..

173. % Change The Americas 17,652,468 19,465,285 10.3 Northeast Asia 47,694,597 52,085,380 9.2 South Asia 1,890,651 2,096,572 10.9 Southeast Asia 14,506,844 15,732,141 8.4 The Pacific 4,788,245 4,894,038 2.2 Year Sub-region 2007 2008 2008/2007 Asia Pacific 86,532,805 94,273,416 8.9

174. % Change Bhutan 3,794 5,363 41.4 Fiji 110,279 131,576 19.3 Thailand 2,610,662 3,099,662 18.7 Macau SAR 6,368,922 7,506,309 17.9 Cambodia 536,289 622,993 16.2 Nepal 82,857 96,137 16.0 Vietnam 1,110,163 1,285,959 15 Year Country/Destination 2007 2008 2008/2007

175. Vanuatu 42,692 49,418 15.8 Indonesia 1,214,986 1,405,456 15.7 USA (Total) 9,871,406 11,384,714 15.3 India 1,475,080 1,655,349 12.2 Korea (ROK) 1,436,106 1,608,073 12.0 Japan 1,933,817 2,139,295 10.6 Hong Kong SAR 6,615,817 7,275,521 10.0

176. The top five origin-destination percentage growth performances for the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period of 2007, (where passenger traffic was 10,000 or more) were:- 1) Vietnam to Cambodia (+106.2%) 2) Vietnam to Thailand (+96.2%) 3) Russian Federation to China (PRC) (+61.3%) 4) Russian Federation to Thailand (+60.9%) 5) China (PRC) to Vietnam (+60.2%) The top five origin-destination pairs with the greatest volume gains for the first quarter of 2008 over the same period of 2007 were:- 1) Hong Kong SAR to China (PRC) (+1,608,155) 2) Canada to the USA (+792,122) 2) China (PRC) to Hong Kong SAR (+375,406) 4) Russian Federation to China (PRC) (+281,456) 5) Mexico to the USA (+229,638) Given that the border crossings were not taken into account, the top five origin-destination pairs with the greatest numeric gains were:- 1) China (PRC) to Vietnam (+81,496) 2) China (PRC) to Thailand (+70,423) 3) Canada to Mexico (+68,462) 4) Korea (ROK) to Hong Kong SAR (+63,089) 5) Korea (ROK) to Japan (+62,497)