This PowerPoint resource is designed to align with the Cambridge International AS & A Level Travel & Tourism, enabling learners to investigate travel and tourism changes and appreciate the importance of sustainability. By working as a team to plan and manage a travel and tourism event, learners learn about travel and tourism destinations’ development, management, and marketing and adopt transferable, vocationally relevant skills. Each lesson in the series includes learning objectives, starter questions, the main content, standard tasks, plenaries, and extension/challenge activities. This resource can also incorporate homework preparations and can be covered over 1 to 2 lessons.
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A Level Travel and Tourism Full Course - Papers: 1,2, 3 and 4
This bundle of PowerPoints focuses on the Cambridge International AS & A Level Travel & Tourism Specification. - Paper 1 Themes and Concepts - Paper 2 Planning and Managing a Event - Paper 3 Destination Marketing - Paper 4 Destination Development and Management
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A Level Travel and Tourism Paper 4: Destination development and management
This bundle of PowerPoints focuses on Paper 4 from the Cambridge International AS & A Level Travel & Tourism Specification. Travel and tourism are one of the largest industries in the world. However, it is susceptible to changing global influences and trends. With many traditional industries in decline, tourism can offer a diverse and sustainable option for growth. Many governments and policymakers develop tourism to improve economic, environmental, and social benefits. It is up to organizations involved with destination development and management to establish clear roles and priorities to sustain the industry's future. The teaching and learning for Paper 4 will focus on how destinations are developed and managed. There are many objectives of tourism development and management, but the overall aim is to minimize the negative impacts of tourism and maximize the positive effects.
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