task 1ecoconsultant is recruiting tour guide officers project

TASK 1
Eco-consultant is recruiting tour guide officers, project officer and executive officers for TUI Group. You have been shortlisted and invited to an interview for the position of project officer. A key part of the selection criteria is to demonstrate a good understanding of the history and structure of the travel and tourism sector. You will be making a poster presentation on the historical developments in the travel and tourism sector. Your poster should include a timeline chart showing key historical developments. You should also create a leaflet to explain the structure of the travel and tourism sector. You need to carry out research using supportive materials like books, websites, journals etc. and should be correctly referenced.
Your poster presentations should address 1.1 and a leaflet for 1.2:
1.1 Explain key historical developments in the travel and tourism sector
1.2 Explain the structure of the travel and tourism sector.
TASK 2
You have been employed as a Project officer in TUI Group in the United Kingdom; you are planning for the new events to promote TUI Group tourism Businesses in China. TUI Group is looking at expanding its operations in the Chinese market focusing mainly on leisure and business tourists. You are attending a conference as a Project officer to give a presentation on the function of government, government sponsored bodies and international agency in travel and tourism sector, and how local and national economic policy influences the success of the travel and tourism sector in the UK. Your research assistant has brought the following articles which he thinks may be helpful in your preparation.
(Article 1) London welcomes new visitor visas for Chinese tourists
Starting in 2016, new visitor visas for tourists from China will be valid in the UK for 2 years, which is 4 times the usual 6 month limit for standard visitor visas. There are also plans to introduce a new 10 year multiple entry visit visa for Chinese tourists at no extra cost.
The economic benefits for Londons tourism economy are expected to be significant. Over the past five years (2009-2014), the number of Chinese visitors coming to London has risen by 112 per cent. Spending over the same period has risen by 167 per cent and forecasts for the next 8 years from Oxford Economics anticipate additional growth of 77 per cent.
The national picture is also positive. Chinese tourists currently contribute 500 million annually to the UK economy with record numbers visiting the UK to make the most of all the retail opportunities and visitor attractions on offer up 35% between April and June this year compared to the same period in 2014, according to latest figures from VisitBritain.
Prime Minister David Cameron said: China is becoming one of our fastest-growing tourism markets so making it easier and more convenient for Chinese visitors to come to the UK is extremely important. That is why the announcement Im making today is great news for our tourism industry and great news for the British economy enabling us to maximise Chinese spending power even further. It will mean that the UK has the best offer in Europe for Chinese tourists and will build on our already strong people to people links, strengthening UK-China relations further
Gordon Innes, CEO of London & Partners, the Mayors official promotional company for London which runs VisitLondon.com said: This is fantastic news for London and its Chinese visitors, who are already coming to the capital in record numbers and spending more than ever. Our visitor offering for the Chinese market spans a range of hospitality services and user-friendly tools for Chinese visitors to get the most out of their visit, from impeccable feng shui to congee at breakfast, Chinese-speaking staff, China Union Pay facilities, translated audio guides and much more. London & Partners is working closely with partners across the industry to promote the capital to Chinese tourists and develop initiatives to boost the numbers of visitors coming to London from China in the future. TASK 1
Eco-consultant is recruiting tour guide officers, project officer and executive officers for TUI Group. You have been shortlisted and invited to an interview for the position of project officer. A key part of the selection criteria is to demonstrate a good understanding of the history and structure of the travel and tourism sector. You will be making a poster presentation on the historical developments in the travel and tourism sector. Your poster should include a timeline chart showing key historical developments. You should also create a leaflet to explain the structure of the travel and tourism sector. You need to carry out research using supportive materials like books, websites, journals etc. and should be correctly referenced.
Your poster presentations should address 1.1 and a leaflet for 1.2:
1.1 Explain key historical developments in the travel and tourism sector
1.2 Explain the structure of the travel and tourism sector.
TASK 2
You have been employed as a Project officer in TUI Group in the United Kingdom; you are planning for the new events to promote TUI Group tourism Businesses in China. TUI Group is looking at expanding its operations in the Chinese market focusing mainly on leisure and business tourists. You are attending a conference as a Project officer to give a presentation on the function of government, government sponsored bodies and international agency in travel and tourism sector, and how local and national economic policy influences the success of the travel and tourism sector in the UK. Your research assistant has brought the following articles which he thinks may be helpful in your preparation.
(Article 1) London welcomes new visitor visas for Chinese tourists
Starting in 2016, new visitor visas for tourists from China will be valid in the UK for 2 years, which is 4 times the usual 6 month limit for standard visitor visas. There are also plans to introduce a new 10 year multiple entry visit visa for Chinese tourists at no extra cost.
The economic benefits for Londons tourism economy are expected to be significant. Over the past five years (2009-2014), the number of Chinese visitors coming to London has risen by 112 per cent. Spending over the same period has risen by 167 per cent and forecasts for the next 8 years from Oxford Economics anticipate additional growth of 77 per cent.
The national picture is also positive. Chinese tourists currently contribute 500 million annually to the UK economy with record numbers visiting the UK to make the most of all the retail opportunities and visitor attractions on offer up 35% between April and June this year compared to the same period in 2014, according to latest figures from VisitBritain.
Prime Minister David Cameron said: China is becoming one of our fastest-growing tourism markets so making it easier and more convenient for Chinese visitors to come to the UK is extremely important. That is why the announcement Im making today is great news for our tourism industry and great news for the British economy enabling us to maximise Chinese spending power even further. It will mean that the UK has the best offer in Europe for Chinese tourists and will build on our already strong people to people links, strengthening UK-China relations further
Gordon Innes, CEO of London & Partners, the Mayors official promotional company for London which runs VisitLondon.com said: This is fantastic news for London and its Chinese visitors, who are already coming to the capital in record numbers and spending more than ever. Our visitor offering for the Chinese market spans a range of hospitality services and user-friendly tools for Chinese visitors to get the most out of their visit, from impeccable feng shui to congee at breakfast, Chinese-speaking staff, China Union Pay facilities, translated audio guides and much more. London & Partners is working closely with partners across the industry to promote the capital to Chinese tourists and develop initiatives to boost the numbers of visitors coming to London from China in the future.

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