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Unit 2: Features of worldwide destinations
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Unit 3: Customer care & working procedures
3.1 Dealing with customers and colleagues
3.2 Identify the essential personal skills required when working in the travel and tourism industry
3.3 Follow basic procedures when handling customer enquiries, reservations and payments
3.4 Use reference sources to obtain information
3.5 Explore the presentation and promotion of tourist facilities
Unit 4: Travel and Tourism products ands services
4.1: Identify and describe tourism products
4.2: Explore the roles of tour operators and travel agents in the chain of distribution
4.3: Describe support facilities for travel and tourism
4.4: Explore the features of worldwide transport in relation to major international routes
Unit 5: The marketing & promotion of visitor services
5.1: Role and function of marketing and promotion
5.2: Market segmentation and targeting
5.3: Marketing Mix:
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Unit 6: The marketing & promotion of visitor services
6.1: The operation, role and function of tourist boards and tourist information centres
6.2: The provision of tourist products and services
6.3: Basic principles of marketing and promotion
6.4: Marketing mix
6.5: Leisure travel services
6.6: Business travel services
IGCSE
Cambridge
1. The Travel & Tourism Industry
IGCSE
Cambrdige
2. Worldwide destinations
IGCSE
Cambridge
3. Customer Care
IGCSE
Cambridge
4. Travel & Tourism products & services
IGCSE
Cambrdige
5. Marketing & promotion
IGCSE
Cambridge
6. Marketing & promotion of visitor services
Impact of terrorism
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