TRTV 157. Principles of Travel and Tourism
(3)
Lec-3
An overview of the components and satellite industries that make up
the business of Travel and Tourism: airlines, hotels and resorts, ground
transportation, bus, rail, cruise lines, tour companies, etc. Emphasis
on the specific and basic terminology of the industry, on researching the
development of a destination, packaging and then selling it. Designed to
give the student the basics for all components of the industry. CSU
TRTV 159. Advanced Principles of Travel and
Tourism (3)
Lec-3
Methods of developing a travel destination, advertising and selling
that destination; dynamics of tourism sales and marketing concepts including
wholesale and retailing practices of the travel industry. CSU
TRTV 160. Transportation Field Work (1)
Work-5 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. P/NP only
Advise: Consent of the Travel and Tourism program advisor
Repeat: max. 2 units
On the job laboratory training in customer service with airlines, travel
agencies, and other passenger service companies. Placement of students
will be determined according to cooperating firm's requirements. CSU
TRTV 161. Field Work - Transportation (2)
Work-10 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. P/NP only
Advise: Consent of the Travel and Tourism program advisor
Repeat: max. 4 units
On the job laboratory training in customer service with airlines, travel
agencies, and other passenger service companies. Placement of students
is determined according to cooperating firm's requirements. CSU
TRTV 162. Destination: Europe (3)
Lec-3
An introduction (from the travel and tourism perspective) to the countries
of Europe: their location, languages spoken, religions practiced, holidays
observed, culture(s), time zones, topography, points of tourist interest,
documentation required, and ease of travel between countries. Also included
are the hotels and resorts of the area, the transportation systems that
serve it, and the development of typical itineraries for the region. CSU
TRTV 164. Destination: The South Pacific,
the World's Islands and Antartica (3)
Lec-3
An introduction (from the travel and tourism perspective) to the South
Pacific, the world's islands, and Antarctica: the locations, languages
spoken, religions practiced, holidays observed, cultures, time zones, topography,
points of touristic interest, documentation required and ease of travel
between political partitions of the regions. Also included are the hotels
ans resorts of the area, the transportation systems that serve it, and
the development of typical itineraries for the regions. CSU
TRTV 165. Destination: The United States and
Canada (3)
Lec-3
An introduction (from the travel and tourism perspective) to the United
States and Canada: the locations, languages spoken, religions practiced,
holidays observed, cultures, time zones, topography, points of touristic
interest, documentation required, and ease of non-citizens traveling between
the countries. Also included are the hotels and resorts of the area, the
transportation systems that serve it, and the development of typical itineraries
for the regions. CSU
TRTV 166. Destination: Asia (3)
Lec-3
An introduction (from the travel and tourism perspective) to the countries
of Asia: their locations, languages spoken, religions practiced, holidays
observed, cultures, time zones, topography, points of touristic interest,
documentation required, and ease of travel between the countries. Also
included are the hotels and resorts of the area, the transportation systems
that serve it, and the development of typical itineraries for the regions.
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TRTV 168. Destination: Africa and the Middle
East (3)
Lec-3
An introduction (from the travel and tourism perspective) to the countries
of Africa and the Middle East: their locations, languages spoken, religions
practiced, holidyas observed, cultures, time zones, topography, points
of touristic interest, documentation required, and ease of travel between
the countries. Also included are the hotels and resorts of the area, the
transportation systems that serve it, and the development of typical itineraries
for the regions. CSU
TRTV 170. Destination: Central America, South
America, and Mexico (3)
Lec-3
An introduction (from the travel and tourism perspective) to Mexico
and the countries of Central and South America: their locations, languages
spoken, religions practiced, holidays observed, cultures, time zones, topography,
points of touristic interest, documentation required, and ease of travel
between the countries. Also included are the hotels and resorts of the
area, the transportation systems that serve it, and the development of
typical itineraries for the regions. CSU
TRTV 171. Destinations: Cities (3)
Lec-3
What makes a city great tourist destination? Why are some cities better
destinations than others? Learn everything that makes a city a great tourist
destination and the best cities in the world to visit. CSU
TRTV 172. Destinations: Natural Wonders (3)
Lec-3
One of the oldest and fastest growing segments of the travel and tourism
industry are trips to the natural wonders of the world. The student will
learn what types of natural wonders exist, where they are located, steps
to preserving them, and how to plan trips to visit them.CSU
TRTV 173. Destinations: Historical and Archaeological
(3)
Lec-3
An analysis of the historical and archaeological travel destinations
of the world. Travelers want to find a connection to their heritage. Learn
all the “must see” places for the well traveled.?More people travel to
historical and archaeological sites than any other segment of the travel
industry. CSU
TRTV 174. Destinations: Cruises (3)
Lec-3
An in-depth analysis and evaluation of all types of cruises, including
large and small cruise ships, boats, barges, ferries, freighters, and sailing
vessels with particular emphasis on the cruise experience as a destination.
What are the benefits of cruise travel and who offers the best itineraries.
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TRTV 175. Destinations: Hotels, Resorts and
Spas (3)
Lec-3
Learn all there is to know about the accomodation segment of the travel
and tourism industry. What makes a great hotel, resort, or spa? How do
hotel rating systems work? Where are the top properties located, and how
do you get the best rates for your clients? CSU
TRTV 176. Destinations: Great Trips (3)
Lec-3
An introduction to the world’s greatest trips, based on lists produced
annually by the leading authorities in the travel and tourism industry.
An overview of all the top trips offered by air, sea, and land worldwide.
A must class for anyone interested in traveling or planning a career in
travel and tourism. CSU
TRTV 180. Eco-Travel and Tourism (3)
Lec-3, field trips
Ecological and green travel is the fastest growing segment of the travel
industry. Learn what makes a destination green, the differences between
green, sustainable and ecological travel and how destinations are developed
with green objectives in mind. CSU
TRTV 181. Business Travel (3)
Lec-3, field trips
What does the business traveler need and how does it differ from the
leisure traveler? Learn about special contract agreements and the special
needs of the business traveler. An ideal class for administrative assistants
and anyone working in the business world. CSU
TRTV 182. Tour Management (3)
Lec-3, field trips
Advise: TRTV 157 and/or TRTV 159
Learn how to develop, price, market, manage and account for all components
of a special interest guided tour. Negotiate with airlines, hotels, ground
operators and other suppliers for pricing and terms. At the completion
of this course the student will be able to plan a profitable guided tour.
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