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LO: SWBAT explain the travel and the tourism industry
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Yvette Marquez
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on the Google document.
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Please answer these questions.
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Think about your community.
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The benefits and challenges of tourism are their tourist attractions
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in your town.
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So go ahead and answer that question on give examples
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of what?
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Tourist attractions.
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Excuse me.
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You know, um, here in the city, what are the
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positive attributes of tourism?
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What are the negative attributes of tourism?
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So you're thinking about the positive things that tourism brings
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to San Antonio and think about the negative things that
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tourism brings to San Antonio.
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How do you turn the negatives into positives?
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Um, for the negatives that you write down, How can
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we turn those into positives?
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What can we do or what can we change to
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make, um, make something good out of those negatives?
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So the tourism projection by the United Nations world towards
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Tourism Organization, um, says that in 2030 international travel is
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going to grow by 1.8 billion by 2030.
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Sorry. I heard he said that, um, but a lot
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of people do not travel internationally, But now that the
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cost of traveling is going down, it's becoming more affordable.
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People are going outside of their comfort zone and traveling
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to the Philippines to Thailand, to to Europe.
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The top regions are Europe, the Americas, which is like
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line America, Peru, Kenya at him, Dina there also traveling
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to Africa, East Asia and the Pacific.
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So we look, uh, our numbers down here, $7.6 trillion
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are used for tourism globally.
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That's a lot of money.
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Not not million, not billion, but trillion, then 1.6 trillion,
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um are in the U.
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S. So people do travel a lot within the United
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States, and they like to go to different countries and
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me. Sorry.
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Different states.
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Um, Texas alone has $1.6 billion in tourism.
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Can you name the top cities in Texas in which
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people come to visit?
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Yep. San Antonio is one of them.
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Um, people love the Alamo.
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People love to see the animal from all over the
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world. It's just, um I don't know something.
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It's like the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
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But it's almost here in San Antonio.
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So you all should be proud that you live in
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San Antonio.
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So how does tourism get promoted?
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Who promotes tourism?
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And these are the groups or agencies that do so
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tour operators they promote plant and organized tour groups.
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Ah, lot of this times, this is with, um, conferences
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or conventions that go to cities.
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Unfortunately, because of covert on the convention center here, Henry
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weak ones.
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Allah Center.
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It's been hit really hard because they're not bringing in
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convention, so people aren't coming to the city.
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And a lot of the time these tour operators will
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organize like a day of sightseeing.
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Yes, they will have their convention there meeting parts, but
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also the Have some fun and they'll take him to
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the river walk, though, uh, take him to go see
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the different missions and then they'll take him out to
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eat at one of, like, media or something that's really
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popular here in San Antonio.
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Then we have travel agencies.
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But this group of people, um, they're not as popular
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anymore because of the Internet.
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Um, nobody really needs help in booking a trip because
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all of that is at our fingertips, right?
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We can google it.
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There's Expedia, Travelocity.
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There's different sites that can help you do that.
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Tour host sellers and consolidators, so they sell vacant seats.
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Um, and this goes back to the Travelocity or also
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for the ticket cells.
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You know how Ticketmaster always runs out of tickets right
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away. It's because people are buying them, the other people,
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the whole sellers.
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And then you have to go to their site and
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buy the tickets.
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Destination management companies sell to meeting planners all inclusive support
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all areas of tourism.
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So this, um, last year we went to go visit
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a new organization called Visit San Antonio, and this is
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pretty much what they did.
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Destination management.
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So they helped organize trips for people from other places
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they helped bring in the tourism to San Antonio.
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So, in conclusion, travel and tourism are part of the
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hospitality industry.
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Travel is when you are moving from one place to
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another, and tourism is the practice of traveling for recreation.
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I remember that's for fun.
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For entertainment.
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There are a lot of moving parts of the travel
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and tourism in the street.
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It helps the economy, and it brings at different jobs
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into the community.
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It helps beautify the community as well, and it's also
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a way for people to learn and appreciate their community
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and their culture.
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Thank you
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