6.0 Introduction……………………………………………………………..3 1.1 Literature Review………………………………….……….……4 Target Market 2.1 Market Segmentation……………………………….………....5 2.1.1 Backpackers.……………………………..……………..……6 2.1.2 Families with young children…….………………….………7 2.1.3 Day-trippers………………………………….……….…….8 Motivation ………………………………………………………………9 3.1 Backpackers.…………………………………………………...……..9 3.2 Families with Children………………………………………..…….11 3.3 Day-trippers………………………………………………….……..11 Positioning and Image………………………………………………12
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the outside‚ as a tourist does. Does everyone calling themselves a traveller really do this? Of course not. There are herds of young backpackers out there in all corners of the world who see and learn very little of the places they visit. Sticking together in groups‚ their tales on return are seldom of what they learnt of other cultures but of the other backpackers they met. Contact with local people is negligible‚ and there is the suspicion that they are merely ticking boxes so that they can say
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sustainability of tourism when the costs of capital are accounted for. Coach tourists are highly concentrated in a few key destinations and at the same time produce substantial amounts of CO2 emissions due to their air travel component. In contrast‚ backpacker and camping tourists provide greater financial yield and are more dispersed‚ but they are also the greatest user of publicly provided tourist attractions and therefore come at a higher cost to government than other tourist types. Camping tourists
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encourages viewers to believe the fact that Australians believe a home is a place of welcoming and that anyone in need can feel comfortable. “Wolf Creek 2” challenges the stereotypical belief that Australia is meant to be a friendly country which backpackers feel safe in. This film displays backpacking in two ways‚ contrasting the
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Introduction: - Hotels are the establishment which provides accommodation‚ food and other services for travelers and tourist throughout the year. The establishment in able to be called a hotel must have a minimum of six rooms and a restaurant to sell meals. Hotels are classified into (1 star to 7 stars) hotels. Facilities in hotels may go from an essential bed and storage for clothing‚ to extravagance components like en-suite bathrooms. Bigger hotels may give additional facilities to customers‚ for
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3.Backpacking What is backpacking? A backpacker is a person that travels with everything he/she needs in one backpack and most of the time walks to discover the environment while doing all sorts of activities. They spend nights in backpackers hostels where they share rooms with 4-6 other people. There is one kitchen that is shared by all the guests. Four reasons why tourists backpack: · Backpacking is a low cost travel. Backpackers often travel to a lot of places and they budget their
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Surfers paradise Surfers Paradise is the soul heart of Queensland and even Australia. With a buzz of exhilaration shared by everyone from thrilled travellers or retirees this is a beachside city that is bound to excite all five senses. Strolling through the lighted skyscrapers that accompany the mint beachy air the aroma of street food stalls is bound to overwhelm the overall experience. From beach haven in the day to Miami at night Surfers Paradise has it all in one place and is suitable for all
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Executive Summary This report focuses on the analysis of New Zealand company- Kiwi Experience. It provides adventure bus travel to backpacker and other travellers. Due to increase sales of KE‚ it is significant to attract first-time customers by new concepts and methods. At the same time‚ KE should attempt to overcome the problems that the distinctive aspects of services present to marketers. As a bus travel industry‚ KE focus on the front line employees’ welfare that increase them satisfaction
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Nowadays‚ back-packing travel is more popular. They like creating their own tours and stay in a budget hostel. This report will compare three hostels in Perth‚ Australia‚ namely‚ YMCA Jewell House (YMCA)‚ Witch’s Hat Backpackers (WHB) and Betty Lodge (BL)‚ with respect to their location‚ price‚ facilities and entertainment. First of all‚ there are some similarities and differences of the three hostels with regard to their location and room prices. Both YMCA and WHB are situated just a
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