5 Tourism Courses In One.A Complete Analysis Of The Industry

5 distinct courses, many examples, real life cases, facts, official data, terminology all those spread into 5 courses.

What you'll learn

1st Course: Tourism Industry a complete analysis.

2nd Course: Sustainable Tourism a complete guide.

3rd Course: A complete guide of how to make an Airbnb Experience.

4th Course: Airbnb, Booking, Expedia a fact comparison.

5th Course: Dark Tourism.

Requirements

No previous experience with the tourism field is required.

If you want to learn and expand you horizons then this is the right course for you.

Description

Introducing our comprehensive online collection of  courses that delves into the multifaceted realm of the tourism industry, offering in-depth analyses of various critical aspects. This ''mega''course is designed to provide participants with a well-rounded understanding of the dynamic landscape of tourism, covering key areas such as the Tourism Industry itself, Sustainable Tourism practices, the art of crafting captivating Airbnb experiences, a meticulous comparison of Airbnb, Booking, and Expedia platforms, and a thought-provoking exploration of Dark Tourism.Our course begins by unraveling the intricacies of the Tourism Industry, unravelling the: main definitions, economic impact, and pivotal role in globalization. Participants will gain insights into the driving forces behind travel trends, emerging markets, and the challenges faced by stakeholders.We will continue with Sustainable Tourism, a cornerstone of modern travel, takes center stage as we dissect eco-friendly practices, responsible tourism models, and community engagement strategies. Participants will grasp the significance of preserving natural and cultural resources for future generations.For those intrigued by the sharing economy, a dedicated module deciphers the art of creating remarkable Airbnb experiences. From conceptualization and design to guest engagement, this segment imparts invaluable skills for individuals seeking to curate memorable travel encounters.An objective comparison of Airbnb, Booking, and Expedia follows, enabling participants to navigate these prominent platforms confidently. Factors like user experience, market reach, and host-guest dynamics are meticulously evaluated, empowering learners to make informed decisions.Lastly, the course casts a contemplative gaze upon Dark Tourism, shedding light on the phenomenon of visiting sites associated with tragedy and morbidity. Delving into the psychology, ethics, and historical significance, participants will gain a nuanced understanding of this intricate facet of human curiosity.In essence, our online course transcends traditional boundaries by providing an all-encompassing exploration of the Tourism Industry, Sustainable practices, Airbnb innovation, platform analysis, and the intriguing realm of Dark Tourism. By the course's culmination, participants will be equipped not only with knowledge but also with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate this vibrant industry.

Overview

Section 1: 1st Course: Tourism Industry a complete analysis.

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: What is Tourism.

Lecture 2 An overview of what tourism is.

Lecture 3 Transportation.

Lecture 4 Accommodation.

Lecture 5 Food and Beverage.

Lecture 6 Entertainment.

Lecture 7 Related Industries.

Lecture 8 Synopsis.

Section 3: Basic definitions of tourism.

Lecture 9 What is a tourist?

Lecture 10 What is a traveller?

Lecture 11 What is a visitor?

Lecture 12 What is a trip?

Lecture 13 Synopsis.

Section 4: The future of tourism.

Lecture 14 Introduction.

Lecture 15 Tourism as a polluter.

Lecture 16 The age of the people who travel.

Lecture 17 Automatization in the tourism industry.

Lecture 18 Social media influence.

Lecture 19 Seasonality and climate change.

Lecture 20 Space tourism/Deep water tourism.

Lecture 21 Synopsis.

Section 5: Jobs in tourism.

Lecture 22 Introduction.

Lecture 23 An example.

Lecture 24 Statistics and impact of the tourism industry.

Lecture 25 Potential jobs and tourism careers.

Lecture 26 The evolution of the tourism industry.

Section 6: Key Companies in tourism.

Lecture 27 Introduction.

Lecture 28 AirBnB

Lecture 29 Booking.com

Lecture 30 The oriental land.

Lecture 31 Marriott International.

Lecture 32 Southwest Airlines.

Lecture 33 Carnival cruises.

Lecture 34 Expedia.

Lecture 35 Trip.com.

Lecture 36 TUI Group.

Lecture 37 Walt Disney Travel Company.

Lecture 38 Conclusion.

Section 7: Global leaders of the tourism industry

Lecture 39 Introduction.

Lecture 40 Useful statistics about the tourism industry.

Lecture 41 Artificial attractions/Theme Parks.

Lecture 42 Conclusion

Section 8: Summary

Lecture 43 Summary

Section 9: 2nd Course: Sustainable Tourism a complete guide.

Lecture 44 What is sustainable tourism.

Lecture 45 Challenges of sustainable tourism.

Section 10: Examples of Sustainable Tourism.

Lecture 46 Examples of Sustainable Tourism.

Section 11: Environmental footprint.

Lecture 47 Environmental footprint.

Section 12: Issues and criticism.

Lecture 48 Greenwash.

Lecture 49 Who can actually credit sustainability?

Section 13: My thoughts.

Lecture 50 My thoughts.

Section 14: Conclusion.

Lecture 51 Conclusion.

Section 15: 3rd Course: A complete guide of how to make an Airbnb Experience.

Lecture 52 What are we going to learn.

Section 16: What is a tour and what is an experience.

Lecture 53 What is a tour?

Lecture 54 What is an experience?

Lecture 55 What is the difference between a tour and an experience?

Lecture 56 Can everyone perform/offer a tourism experience?

Section 17: How to create a tour/experience

Lecture 57 How to start a Tourism Experience/Tour Part 1

Lecture 58 How to start a Tourism Experience/Tour Part 2

Lecture 59 Do we need a script or not?

Lecture 60 Some examples of experiences.

Lecture 61 The platforms.

Section 18: How to manage our tourism experiences before the arrival of the first client.

Lecture 62 What you need to know before the first client.

Lecture 63 How do we price our products?

Lecture 64 Policies.

Lecture 65 Communication with the client.

Lecture 66 Appearance/What to wear.

Section 19: Our first client!

Lecture 67 The first client.

Lecture 68 The client number 1000!

Lecture 69 The importance of the reviews.

Lecture 70 What we can do to support our tours?

Lecture 71 How we are not going to get bored if we performing every day.

Lecture 72 How we prevent something to wrong/unexpected during our tour.

Section 20: Marketing.

Lecture 73 Marketing.

Lecture 74 Collaborations

Lecture 75 The first Investment/expansion.

Lecture 76 Competition

Section 21: Conclusion and Final Thoughts.

Lecture 77 How much time it is going to take until you will be able to say''I did it''!

Lecture 78 Mistakes that everyone is doing.

Lecture 79 My final thoughts.

Section 22: 4th Course: Airbnb, Booking, Expedia a fact comparison.

Lecture 80 Introduction

Section 23: Airbnb

Lecture 81 Airbnb Part 1.

Lecture 82 Airbnb Part 2.

Lecture 83 Airbnb My thoughts.

Section 24: Booking

Lecture 84 Booking Part 1.

Lecture 85 Booking Part 2.

Lecture 86 Booking My thoughts.

Section 25: Expedia.

Lecture 87 Expedia Part 1.

Lecture 88 Expedia Part 2.

Lecture 89 Expedia My Thoughts.

Section 26: Conclusion.

Lecture 90 Conclusion.

Section 27: Dark Tourism.

Lecture 91 Introduction.

Section 28: What is Dark Tourism.

Lecture 92 Definition of Dark Tourism.

Lecture 93 Motivations.

Section 29: Different types of Dark Tourism.

Lecture 94 Different types of Dark Tourism.

Lecture 95 Ancient Dark Tourism.

Lecture 96 Medieval Dark Tourism.

Lecture 97 Modern Dark Tourism.

Section 30: Examples.

Lecture 98 Examples.

Lecture 99 Disaster Tourism.

Section 31: Considerations.

Lecture 100 Dark tourism and memory.

Lecture 101 Ethical and moral considerations.

Lecture 102 Evolution of dark tourism.

Section 32: My view.

Lecture 103 My view.

Section 33: Conclusion.

Lecture 104 Conclusion.

If you are a student in the area of Tourism.,If you have thirst to learn about Tourism.,If you are working in the Tourism Industry and you want an analysis or new Ideas.,If you are owning a Tourism business.,If you want to work in the Tourism Industry.