Short Review
Short Review
Identify pictures of tourist spots in the Philippines.
Tubbataha Reef diving spot in
Palawan Island
Short Review
Identify pictures of tourist spots in the Philippines.
Mayon Volcano in Bicol Region
Short Review
Identify pictures of tourist spots in the Philippines.
Chocolate Hills in Bohol Island
Short Review
Identify pictures of tourist spots in the Philippines.
Banaue Rice Terraces in Ifugao
Province
Short Review
Identify pictures of tourist spots in the Philippines.
Taal Volcano and Lake View in
Tagaytay City
Feedback
Fill in the blanks with details stated in the
numbers.
1 – your name
2 – the places where you like to go
3 – the people whom you like to be with you
during your travel
4 – your target travel date
5 – realistic plans to achieve your travel goals
After filling in the blanks, read and reflect:
Fulfill your dreams.
Keep this file for future activities.
Feedback
MY TRAVEL GOAL
I am ____________(1)____________. I love to
visit ____________(2)____________. During my
trip, I hope to be with __________(3)________.
I plan to travel on ____________(4)__________.
In order to make my dream a reality, I will
___________________(5)_____________________
__________.
Quote of the day
“The most beautiful
in this world is, of
course, the world
itself.”
– Wallace Stevens
Content Area Vocabulary
Hospitality and tourism industry is a vast
sector that includes all the economic
activities that directly or indirectly contribute
to or depend upon travel and tourism. This
industry sector includes Hotels and Resorts,
Restaurants and Catering, and Clubs and
Bars.
Tourism is the act and process of spending
time away from home for recreation,
relaxation, and pleasure while using the
commercial provision of services.
Content Area Vocabulary
Hospitality is the activity or business of
providing services to guests in hotels,
restaurants, bars, and other areas where
people go to eat or relax.
Accommodation is the act of providing what
is needed or desired for convenience to
guests.
Travel is to move or transfer from one place
to another for an important purpose.
Fundamentals of the Tourism Industry
Why do people travel? Many
would answer for business, some
for leisure, and others would say
for education. How about you?
As you review this learning
material,
reflect
on
the
importance of traveling.
Types and Forms of Tourism
A. Based on the point of origin
1. Domestic tourism happens when residents
travel within their country of residence. This is
more difficult to measure than the other kind
because there are rarely currency,
language, or visa implications.
2. International tourism involves travel
outside the country of residence where
currency, language, and visa are to be
considered.
Types and Forms of Tourism
B. Based on travel arrangements
1. An Inclusive Tour is a travel where several
components like accommodation, fare, food,
and amenities are purchased together, and one
price is paid.
2. Independent Travel is when needed
components like accommodation, fare, food,
and amenities are purchased separately.
3. Tailor–made Travel is a combination of
inclusive and independent travel, and the
Internet may be used for bookings and
payments.
Types and Forms of Tourism
C. Based on the purpose of travel
1. Leisure and recreation include visiting other
places during weekends, holidays, or free time
to visit friends and relatives, exploring other
places for cultural tourism, and leisure and
sports activities like swimming, hiking, and
biking to de-stress and rejuvenate.
2. Study travel includes visiting another place or
country to learn or apply skills learned inside the
classroom in a different environment, such as in
the Practicum Training Program.
Types and Forms of Tourism
3. Health tourism is a wider term for travel that
focuses on medical treatments and the use of
healthcare services. It covers a wide field of
health-oriented tourism, ranging from preventive
and
health
conductive
treatment
to
rehabilitation and curative forms of travel.
Wellness tourism is a related field.
4. Business and professional tourism involves
traveling to a destination away from home or a
normal workplace. Some types of business
tourism are incentive travel, exhibitions, trade
fairs, conferences and meetings, and corporate
events.
Worked Example
Class sharing on these questions:
a. Why do people travel?
b. What are the positive and
negative
impacts
of
the
pandemic on the tourism
industry?
c. How can you help in the
promotion of domestic tourism?
Lesson Activity
Teacher can share pictures or videos of his or her
personal travels to inspire his/her students to think
of their dream destinations.
Lesson Activity
List the Top 10 Destinations on your
notebook. The place must be
specific. Besides the destination,
specify your reason/s for choosing
that place.
Short Review
Let us examine this picture:
Short Review
Let us examine this picture:
1. What can
you say about
the room?
2. Do you like to stay in a place like
this?
Scope of Hospitality Industry
a. Accommodation and Lodging refers to a
place where one stays but not his or her home.
Accommodation is to stay for a long period of
time, while lodging is to stay for a short period
of time.
b. Travel services include transportation by air,
land, or water. Travel and ticket bookings are
also a part of this service.
c. Food and Beverage Services caters to
anything that involves meals to be eaten by
guests as well as the services done for this
purpose, like table setting and food catering.
Scope of Hospitality Industry
d. Recreation and Entertainment are the
activities that provide fun amusement to
guests. It can be in the form of sports
and arts, whether visual or performance.
e.
Conventions
and
Events
Management
include
organizing
activities for large meetings of an
organization or group.
f. Cruises are large passenger ships used
mainly for vacation.
Scope of Hospitality Industry
a. Catered Accommodation is an
accommodation that provides guests
with food.
b. Non–catered accommodation is an
accommodation where food is not
included in the package. The guest
either dines out, brings his / her own
food, or relies on food delivery services.
Types of Accommodations and Their
Characteristics
a. Catered Accommodation is an
accommodation that provides guests
with food.
b. Non–catered accommodation is an
accommodation where food is not
included in the package. The guest
either dines out, brings his / her own
food, or relies on food delivery services.
Worked Example
Let us dream big. Imagine yourself 15
years from now, and you will have
enough savings to start your own
business. You opted to build your own
business that is related to the hospitality
industry. What would it be? Describe
your planned business and be ready to
share it with the class after 5 minutes. At
least ten volunteers will be asked to
share.
Lesson Activity
Come and Visit Our Place Complete the table by giving an
example; it could be an establishment or organization for
each scope of the hospitality industry that is found in your
place:
Learners’ Takeaways
Let Me Tell You Where I Like To Go
a. Learners will be grouped by threes.
b. Each student will share his/her travel
goal (done under A.2 Feedback in this
exemplar)
Formative Assessment
Campaign Logo
a. Teacher will allow the students to
select a pair.
b. Each pair will create a logo inviting
tourists to visit their barangay. c. The
logo will be drawn on a short bond
paper.
Reminders
Bring
the
materials
Scrapbook making.
needed
Materials Needed:
• Pictures of travel experiences
• Bond papers
• Scissors
• Glue/Paste
• Storyboard template
in
Formative Assessment
Project making on scrapbook making.
Please refer to Learning Activity Sheet
#1