Demonstrate Knowledge of the Business of Tourism

This course is comprised of 4 modules

• Introduction: What is Tourism?
• Impacts of Tourism
• Origin - Destination Model
• The Nature of a Tourism Business

Outcomes and evidence requirements

Outcome 1

Demonstrate knowledge of the components of tourism.

Evidence Requirements

• 1.1 Tourism is described in terms of its three key components. Range: people, products, places.

Outcome 2

Demonstrate knowledge of an 'origin-destination' model of tourism. Range: people, products, impacts.

Evidence Requirments

• 2.1 The model is described in terms of the origin.
• 2.2 The model is described in terms of transit routes.
• 2.3 The model is described in terms of the destination.

Outcome 3

Describe the nature of a New Zealand tourism business.

Evidence Requirements

• 3.1 The tourism business is described in terms of its place within an 'origin-destination' model.
• 3.2 The tourism business is described in terms of its physical location.
• 3.3 The tourism business is described in terms of its staff work roles.
• 3.4 The tourism business is described in terms of the range of products and services it offers.

Assessment

Your assessment for this course is located at the conclusion of module 4.