T&T unit 1 1.1 PART 2

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Across
  1. 5. self-arranged tourism
  2. 6. merging of travel and tourism businesses belonging to different industry components
  3. 8. the opposite of packaged tourism. Independent travel is unpackaged tourism because different elements of a trip, such as travel and accommodation, are booked separately and provided by different providers
  4. 13. in a travel and tourism context, events are time-limited happenings that appeal to tourists
  5. 14. the number of beds used out of the total number of bed spaces available
  6. 16. when tourists visit destinations because of a particular special interest such as painting or cooking
  7. 17. tourism when tourists travel to destinations to spend time with people they know
Down
  1. 1. merging of travel and tourism businesses belonging to the same industry component
  2. 2. in reference to a package holiday put together by a tour operator are the individual parts of the holiday such as transport, accommodation and meal plans. All travel and tourism providers are themselves part (or components) of the whole travel and tourism industry
  3. 3. extra support services for tourists. Travel and tourism ancillary services include tour guiding, car and cycle hire and currency exchange
  4. 4. when tourists visit destinations in their home country
  5. 7. tourist travel and visits organised by a travel and tourism business. For example, a tour operator combines separate travel and tourism components such as transport and accommodation to make a single package product, which is sold to customers at a single price
  6. 9. when many tourists travel to popular holiday destinations
  7. 10. when tourists travel into a country
  8. 11. making holiday or tour packages from components, such as flights, accommodation and car rental, that are chosen by customers, instead of customers buying a pre-arranged package
  9. 12. when tourists travel away from the country where they live
  10. 15. the term market refers to the collective group of buyers or consumers for a particular good or service. In this context, the term ‘tourism market’ refers to those likely to purchase tourism products or services