Lesson plan – Week 3

-

TIME FOR TRAVEL

Where was the visit to?
Who was travelling?
What was the reason for the journey?
E.g. Manchester
E.g. Me and my cousin Mel
E.g. To visit our friend Jack
 Garut
 Me and my friends
 To visit mia’s house and travel around garut.
 Karang resik
 Me and my friend syifa
 To take a good picture and post it on the social media.
 Tanggerang
 Me and my cousin
 To accompany our aunt and holiday.
 Bandung
 Me and my friend
 To refresh my mind after the final test.
 Ragunan
 Me, my uncle and his daughter
 We visited ragunan for holiday.
 Ancol, Jakarta
 Me and all of my friends in junior high school
 To do the study tour.

TYPES OF TOURISM

DOMESTIC
OUTBOUND
INBOUND
An elderly couple from Lancashire who take a short break on the isle of Man
A group of girls on a ‘hen weekend’ to Amsterdam.
A group of Canadian tourists who fly to London and then tour the UK by coach for four weeks.
A group of A-level students from Newcastle who take a two weeks cycling holiday in the Highlands.
A gap-year students who travel around the world over 12 months
Japanese doctor who travels from Tokyo to attend a medical conference in London.

A family of five from Norfolk who take a ferry to France for two weeks camping holiday.


REASON FOR TRAVEL

A
 Accompany our family
B
 Buy a traditional clothes
C
 Collect a branded bag
D
 Doing a job
E
 Enjoy the nature
F
 Fishing in the sea or lake
G
 Going to the festival
H
 Having fun with a friend
I
 Improve our English speaking  skill in UK
J
 Joining a party with our friends
K
 Keep the friendship between two countries
L
 Learning a new culture
M
 Meeting with a business  partner
N
  Nostalgia the past experience
O
 Observe for the research
P
Pray in mecca
Q
 Quality time with the loved one
R
 Relax from the crowded
S
 Shopping
T
Take a good picture
U
 Update a new trend in the  specific country
V
 Visiting someone’ house
W
 Working with a new company
X
Xmas party with family or loved one
Y
Yachting in Bali
Z
Zoo travel around. To see the kind of animal.

TRAVEL MOTIVATION

LEISURE
BUSENESS
VFR
A group of university students who take a two week package holiday to Ibiza

An Indian manufacturer who travels to Birmingham for an exhibition..
An elderly couple from Suffolk who travel to visit their grandchildren in Spain.
A mother and daughter from Manchester travelling to the Lake District for a spa weekend
A Welsh Member of Parliament travelling to Brussels for five days
Two teenagers who take the train to see their old school friends in Leeds.
A group of 12 men traveling to Latvia on a ‘stag-weekend’



TRAVEL AND TOURISM JOBS

1.      Travel agent
2.      Hotel manager
3.      Spa manager
4.      Tour operator
5.      Event and conference organizer
6.      Tour guide
7.      Executive chef
8.      PR manager
9.      Leisure activity coordinator
10.  Tourist information officer
11.  Receptionist
12.  Porter
13.  Waiter

KEY FACTS AND FIGURES

Domestic tourism


Number of tourism trips taken in the UK
 In 2018, British residents took 97.4 million overnight trips in England. The number of domestic trips to England was 3% lower than in 2017.
Trends by trip purpose:
Holiday travel
45.2 million holiday trips were taken in England in 2018. The number of holiday trips taken was 4% lower than in 2017.
Business travel
14 million overnight business trips were taken in England in 2018. The number of business trips was 2% down on 2017.
Visiting friends and relatives (VFR)
The number of VFR trips taken declined by 3% in 2018, to 35.5 million. Further detail about trip profiles and demographic characteristics can be found in our summary tables
Total spending
 Expenditure of domestic trip was £19 billion with an average trip length of 3 nights.

Inbound tourism

Number of overseas tourists coming to the UK
2018 saw a decline in inbound tourism from the record levels set in 2017. The number of inbound visitors to the UK fell 3% to 37.9 million.
Our revised forecast for the calendar year 2019 is for a return to growth, with visits up 3% to 38.9 million and spending up by 7% to £24.5 billion. If achieved, this growth in visits would be similar to the long-term average seen this century; spend would grow by a higher rate than the long-term average, driven in part by higher growth from some high-spending long-haul markets.
Total spending
 The value of spending fell 7% to £22.9 billion

Outbound tourism

Number of UK tourists taking trips abroad
This statistic shows the total annual number of visits abroad by United Kingdom (UK) residents from 2007 to 2018. Following a period of decline, there has been a rising trend in people traveling abroad. The number of outbound trips taken by UK residents reached 71.7 million in 2018. In line with the increase in travel abroad, spending on overseas visits also increased.
Total spending
Amounting to £45.4 billion spent abroad by tourists from UK


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

UNIT 3-5

-
UNIT 3 Take Off 1. look at the different packages holidays. what type of holiday are they advertising?     Answer: there are four differences holidays in the advertising there is Adventure tourism package,family tourism package, historical tourism package, winter tourism package. 2. which holiday(s) would you choose? why?     Answer: I would like t to choose an adventure tourism package. Because I like to play with nature and see the beauty of nature in the world make me feel so relax. 3. have you or has anybody you know ever been on a package holiday?     Answer: Yes, I have my cousins ever been on a family tourism package holiday to Ukraine 4. why do you think people go on package holidays? think of three reasons. compare your reasons with your partners.     Answer: the reasons why people go on package holidays first because they want to take care of the body from stress so all people have is to care about enjoying, relaxing and being...
Read more

UNIT 8 9

-
UNIT 8 Take off 1. Make a list of five different products from the tourism industry.     Example a package holiday     Answer: Booking of accommodations, theatres, and at various sites.                    Tourists' experience by visiting a destination, eating at a restaurant, or performing an activity                    Transportation of tourists and their luggage from one place to another.                    Hotel budget rooms to 7* hotels with classy amenities.  The hotels contribute a major share of imparting the experience to the tourists by providing the best services and amenities.                     Tour Operations 2. Think of different ways you could advertise them. Which ones are the most effective?     Answer: by using the internet w...
Read more

unit 6-7

-
UNIT 6 Take off 1. Look at the map below. Which countries does each route pass through? Answer : 2. Choose one of the journeys. What type of transport could be used on each stage? Answer : 3. Which route would you prefer to take? why? What would you hope to do and see? Exchange ideas with a partner. Answer : Vocabulary Transport word 1.    Use words from the table to complete the text on ‘transport for tourism’. Answer:  1) Land 2) Long hour 3) Flight 4) 2. Can you add any more words to the table?Look back at the previous units. Answer : 3.   Which sections would you put these words in? Taxi Ticket collector Hire car Captain Freeway Yacht Marina Jeep Service station Scenic route Shuttle Tunnel 4.        How do tourists use different types of transport? Put the journey and transport types (from columns 1 and 2 of the table) into the categories below. a.     To and from d...
Read more