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    Unit 1 Thorpe park

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    Thorpe Park Task 1 AO1 Company history What is Thorpe Park Thorpe Park is a theme park located in England‚ surrey which was built in 1979‚ with an aim of being a water themed park. At first the site was a gravel pit owned by Ready Mixed Concrete Limited who excavated gravel‚ but then in the 1970’s the company flooded part of the site with the intention of creating water based theme park; the other side of the park would have been used for an educational park with the theme of the history of British

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    The process of visiting Thorpe Park is pretty much straight forward‚ one of their marketing objectives was to increase the number of pre-booked guests so when you visit their site online to purchase tickets‚ it shows you that you can save up to30% by booking 7days prior to your visit . They also have different methods of buying tickets‚ making it accessible for all‚ for example you can do it quick and easily online‚ or for people who don’t feel secure purchasing things online can buy their tickets

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    Thorpe Park Task 1

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    on the phone for work to be done outside the business. Written – this is a way of communicating on paper for example‚ if you had to inform an employee about a wage increase it would be done by post. Web based – all companies and business like Thorpe park have a website were they can be contacted by customers or employees with. It is also a place were they put information so customers don’t have to ask questions but incase their question hasn’t been answered they would most likely have a customer

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    types that visit Thorpe Park and what customer needs they have and how Thorpe Park suits their needs. First looking at the customer needs families have and how Thorpe Park meets these needs. Families with young children will need baby changing rooms for their children. Thorpe Park has baby changing rooms at nearly every toilet block and if you can’t find them they are easily locatable by looking at the parks map. Also‚ families will need buggies for their children. Thorpe Park does offer buggies

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    Thorpe park recruitment process

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    Applied AS Level GCE Travel and Tourism Advanced Subsidiary GCE H189 Advanced Subsidiary GCE (Double Award) H389 Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations additional support/guidance January 2010 For first assessment in January 2010 Contents Contents 2 Introduction to these support materials 4 Unit G721: Customer service in travel and tourism 5 Unit overview Suggested delivery plan with teaching strategies Unit G722: Travel destinations Unit overview When

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    National Parks

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    All national parks have incredible educational opportunities‚ and the more people that visit‚ means more possibilities of education. In a beautiful park you can relax‚ free your mind and meditate‚ or exercise. It’s healthy for the environment. National parks are places of natural beauty. Many people have fun bushwalking‚ camping or having a picnic. There are lots of things to do in a national park such as painting‚ taking photographs‚ enjoying the view and taking in fresh air. If we didn’t have

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    Central Park is one of Winnipeg‚ Manitoba’s oldest urban parks which was developed in 1893 after the City of Winnipeg acquired it from The Hudson Bay Company for $10‚000 cash and $10‚000 debentures. Prominent residents developed ornate homes‚ as seen in Figure 1‚ apartments and cottages around the 3.5 acre irregularly shaped park which is located on Qu’Appelle Avenue between Edmonton Street and Carlton Street. As the City began to develop parks and greenspaces they created a Public Parks Board to

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    In this assignment I will be evaluating how well Thorpe Park used different market techniques to market their new ‘The Swarm’ ride. Brand building and influencing buyer behaviour One of the techniques used by Thorpe Park to market their rides is influencing buyer behaviour. Influencing buyer behaviour is when businesses change things around their product to try and get customers to purchase their product or service. For example Thorpe Park may lower their prices during the autumn because

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    Green Areas and Parks

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    ABSTRACT It is obvious that green areas and parks have enormous effects on the community or people who live in that neighborhood. Green spaces and parks help the children to have a playing area around the community which brings more comfort. Green spaces and parks beautify the community‚ create a pleasant environment for the people and protect the natural environment. The aim of this article is to investigate the effects of green areas and parks on people in Nicosia considering its influence on

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    Descriptive Writing As you enter the park by pushing its big black gate you can hear the shouting of kids and the air is filled with the voices of people. On the left and right hand side there are many trees with people sitting under them reading books or having picnics. In front there is a path that goes straight and then divides into two‚ one going to the left and the other to the right. If you take the right path you could hear the shouting of children louder than before. There are kids running

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