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TTM501 |
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Description: This course is an
Introduction to Tours Guiding, it demonstrates how to qualify and design various kinds of
domestic and international travel sought by individuals, families and groups. The
components of independent travel such as hotel and car rentals, and follows with
recommendations for choosing and arranging vacation packages, tours, and motor coach
journeys. Evaluation: The student must complete ten basic, self-scoring review quizzes, four progress test, and a comprehensive final examination. Learning Resources: Conducting Tours, Third edition by Marc Mancini Ph. D. Course Outline: Chapter 1: What is Tour Conducting Chapter 2: City and Site Guiding Chapter 3: Multi-Day Tours Chapter 4: Client and Escort Psychology Chapter 5: Working with Hotels Chapter 6: Air Travel and Tours Chapter 7: Suppliers and Attractions Chapter 8: Expecting the Unexpected Chapter 9: Creating a Tour Chapter 10: Getting the Job . . . . and Keeping it |
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