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TOUR OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Timeshare, Passive Smoking, Risk-Aware Consensual Kink

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kayeann
26 Oct 2021
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Lyceum of the Philippines University
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Business
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TOUR OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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A room, group of rooms, or building in which someone may temporarily live or stay. A convenient and/or comfortable sleeping arrangements for travelers and tourists. Often found in cities and high-density tourist destinations. Offer lodging and accommodations for individuals or a large number of people: bed & breakfast. Typically bed and breakfast are converted family or guest houses that hold no more than, approximately, ten rooms: motel. Originally named to refer to motorist"s hotel , motels maintain a demographic target consisting of travelers on long distance journeys by land. In this sense, they are set up similar to a hotel but offer the bare minimum amenities and services. Dating back centuries, inn"s have been a place of comfort, warm food, and safety for the weary traveler: hostel. For the travelling wanderers who need a place to stay on a limited budget, hostels make the perfect temporary communal home. Hotels: by size or number of rooms.

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