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    Travel clubs have become a significant development in group travel, allowing members to enjoy travel opportunities and accommodations at reduced prices compared to non-members. Special interest tours have also risen in popularity, where tours are arranged around activities like birdwatching, fishing, or photography. The preferences of international tourists have shifted over time and can now be categorized as either seeking relaxation or activity, familiarity or novelty, dependence on groups or autonomy, and order or disorder on vacations.

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    Travel clubs have become a significant development in group travel, allowing members to enjoy travel opportunities and accommodations at reduced prices compared to non-members. Special interest tours have also risen in popularity, where tours are arranged around activities like birdwatching, fishing, or photography. The preferences of international tourists have shifted over time and can now be categorized as either seeking relaxation or activity, familiarity or novelty, dependence on groups or autonomy, and order or disorder on vacations.

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    The Rise of New Travel Patterns

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    THE RISE OF NEW TRAVEL PATTERNS

    A. Travel Clubs
    The most significant development
    in group travel consists of travel
    clubs.
    -A club member enjoys travel
    opportunities and vacation
    destination facilities at a much
    cheaper price than that paid by a
    non member.
    - accommodations range from
    deluxe to very modest.
    THE RISE OF NEW TRAVEL PATTERNS
    B. Airline Group & Arrangements

    - Type of tour fares

    1. groups of 15 or more are given reduced


    fares
    2. charter service is given by some airlines
    to affinity group tours
    3. public charter- in which an entire
    airplane is made available to a group of
    persons who travel to the same
    destination; and
    4. incentive tours
    》 Special Interest Tours

    ▪These are tours arranged for


    those who are interested in a
    particular activity such as bird
    watching, festivals, fishing,
    hunting, scuba diving,
    photography, flower
    arrangement, golf, skiing,
    mountain climbing and be like.
    》 Special Interest Tours
    》 Special Interest Tours
    THE RISE OF NEW TRAVEL PATTERNS

    Preferences of International Tourist

    The preferences of the international tourist are divided into


    four categories namely:

    1. complete relaxation to constant activity ;


    2. traveling near one's home environment to a totally strange
    environment;
    3. complete dependence on group travel to traveling alone; and
    4. order to disorder.
    PREFERENCES OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST

    A. Relaxation Versus Activity

    ▪︎Before, the workweek for most people was long and exhausted and they
    demand holidays that offered relaxation and rest.

    ▪︎At present, workweek has been shortened and the annual holiday leave
    has been lengthened and relaxation has become possible throughout the
    year.

    ▪︎The demand for activity-oriented travel has greatly increased e.g.


    sailing, climbing, horse riding, and sports.
    PREFERENCES OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST

    B. Familiarity Versus Novelty


    ▪︎Most tourists on their first trip abroad tend to seek familiarity rather than
    novelty.

    ▪︎They search for something that will remind them of home whether it be
    food, newspapers, living quarters, or another person from their own
    country.

    ▪︎At present, there is an increasing positive attitude, for novelty and for
    change. People accept innovations in industry, education, family life, the
    arts and social relationships .Tourists move away from traditional resorts
    to new tourist destinations.
    PREFERENCES OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST

    C. Dependence Versus Autonomy

    ▪︎In the past, tourists joined package tours in which transportation,


    lodging, food, sightseeing, and entertainment were fixed in advance
    by the tour agency.

    ▪︎At present there is the emergence of a group of tourist who would


    like to acquire a sense of personal autonomy regarding their leisure
    time. They would like to travel on their own and not part of the
    group.
    PREFERENCES OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST

    D. Order Versus Disorder

    ▪︎In the past, the tourists sought holidays which enforced the traditional
    concept of conformity- set meals at fixed times guide books and resorts
    where their fellow tourist were tidy, well-behaved and dressed properly.

    ▪︎Now, the new generation of tourists is not very much concerned about
    what to wear and how to behave when on holiday.

    ▪︎Because of social and economic changes in modern society, the demand


    for travel will be based less on familiarity, relaxation, dependence and
    novelty, activity, autonomy and informality.
    Thank you for listening.
    GOD bless.

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