Section outline

  • Daffodil International University 

    Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management (THM)

    Course Outline

    The aim of this course is to focus on tourism planning as a process and set of techniques for sustainable tourism development. It examines the physical environment of tourism planning and the social, cultural, and political realities of tourism planning and policy-making. Public and private sector roles are evaluated, as well as nature, parameters, and constraints attached to tourism development. The emphasis of this course will be on strategic regional and community–based tourism planning.


    • Course Code: THM 402

      Course Title: Tourism Planning and Development

      Programm: BTHM

      Faculty: Faculty of Business and Entrepreneurship

      Semester: Summer 2020

      Credit: 3


    • Instructor Information 



      Name:  Mohammad Nurul Afchar

      Designation: Lecturer

      Email: nurul.thm0013.c@diu.edu.bd

      Contact Number: +8801554319150

      Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/nurul.afchar.79


    • Course Rationale

      Students will develop an understanding of tourism policy-making processes, and to gain skills in the evaluation of tourism plans and policies. The course follows the principles of sustainable tourism and broadens the coverage of planning and development to include tourism policy as well.

    • Course objectives

      1. To understand the basics of planning and tourism planning as a process and as a set of techniques for sustainable tourism development and measure the different impacts of Tourism.

      2. To focus on the physical environment of tourism planning, social, cultural and political realities of planning and policymaking.

      3. To evaluate the role of Public and private sector, parameters and constraints relating to tourism development in specific settings and carrying capacity of the tourism destination.

      4. Additional aims of the course are to develop an understanding of tourism policy-making processes, sustainable tourism development, and to gain skills in both evaluation and development of tourism plans and policies.


    • Course Outcome

      After completing this course the students will able to know:

      • The ability to define and explain relevant concepts such as tourism planning, tourism public policy and development.
      • Identify key stakeholders involved in tourism planning and policy-making and devise a mechanism for engagement.
      • The ability to understand and critically analyze tourism planning and policy issues and documents.
      •  An understanding and assessment of government and industry roles and responsibilities in tourism planning and policy-making.
      • The ability to critique key tourism policy and planning approaches and models.

    • Assessment Plan

      Marks Distribution:

      Description

      Allotted Marks

      Class Attendance

         07

      3 Quizzes (at least)

         15

      Presentation+ Assignment

           08+05=13

       Midterm tests

         25

      Semester final

         40

      Total Marks

        100


    • Lesson 1

      Icebreaking and Introduction to the Course

      To be discussed: Course outline from the booklet


    • Lesson 2


      LESSON OUTLINE

      After studying this chapter, students would be able to understand the following:

      • What is tourism planning?
      • The essence of Tourism planning
      • The consequences of having a lack of tourism planning or poor tourism planning?



       Lecture Content

    • Lesson 1

      Lesson Outline

      After studying this chapter, students would be able to understand the following:

      • Tourism Planning in developed countries
      • Planning in developing countries 
      • Barrier to Planning


      Lecture Content


    • Lesson 2

      Lesson Outline

      After studying this chapter, students would be able to understand the following:

      • Definition of Tourism policy
      • Governance of policymakers
      • Objectives of  Tourism policy




      Lecture Content


      Tourism Policy in Bangladesh

      Lecture content


    • Just be honest with yourself.When you are honest with yourself you will find the road to inner peace.




    • Make a list of top 10 sea beaches, eco tourism, religious tourism and cultural tourism destination of Bangladesh.


    • Lesson 1

      Overview of Tourism Planning and development

      In this lesson we will discuss on:

      • Why tourism is a unique industry?
      • Goal for Development
      • The fundamental truth about tourism


      Lecture Content



    • Discuss Toursim trends in Covid situation.

    • Lesson 1

      Overview of Tourism Planning and development

      In this lesson we will discuss on:

      • Other types of planning
      • Components of Tourism Development
      • Special consideration in Planning for tourism




      Lecture Content

      Live Lecture 11


    • Lesson 2

      Overview of Tourism Planning and development

      In this lesson we will discuss on:

      • Lack of planning consequence
      • Tourism planning process
      • Tourism development planning when it goes wrong


      Lecture Content



    • Quiz-2 will be held on BLC 



  • Midterm exam will be held on BLC

    GUIDELINES FOR MID-TERM EXAMINATION THROUGH BLC

    Assessment Criteria

    Mark Distribution

    Time Allocation

    Objective Type Questions

    (MCQ, Fill in the blank, Matching, True & False)

    10 Marks

    (20 objective questions × .5 =10)

    Or

    (10 objective questions × 1 =10)

    ●     Exam Duration- 25 Minutes

    ●     Question will be open for 30 Minutes (max)

     Or

    ●     Exam Duration- 15 Minutes

    ●     Question will be open for 20 Minutes (max)

    Theory Questions

    10 Marks

    (2 questions × 5 =10)

    ●     Exam Duration- 1 hrs.

    ●     Question will be open for 1 hour and 30 Minutes (max)

    Case Study/ Analytic Questions/ Home based lab exam

    5 Marks

     

    ●     Exam Duration- 1 hrs.

    ●     Question will be open for 1 hour and 30 Minutes (max)

    ●     For home based lab exams, Teachers will be allocated as per requirements.

    Total

    25 Marks

     




  • Tourism as a commercial and economic activity

    Lesson outcome:

    • Global importance 
    • Tourism as an economic development tool 
    • Demand side of tourism 
    • Supply side of tourism 
    • Competition 
    • Comparative advantage 

    Lecture Content from Book: Chapter 04


  • Tourism as a commercial and economic activity

    Employment 

    Income 

    Multiplier effect 

    Exporting tourism 

    Economic development 

    Economics of tourism information

    Lecture Content: Book



    • Quiz-03 Will be held on BLC 


    • Topic of the presentation: Develop a Tourism Business plan  for Tourism Destination or Hospitality industry

      Topic must need to cover:

      1. Executive Summery
      2. Mission and Vision Statement of the company
      3. Goals and objectives of the Company
      4. Environmental analysis (Competitive forces,Economic forces,Political forces,Legal and regulatory forces,Technological forces, Socio-cultural forces)
      5. SWOT analysis
      6. Market analysis (Marketing mix, Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning)
      7. Product analysis
      8. Identify and select strategies

      9.  Implementation (Marketing Organization,Activities, Responsibility, and Timetables for Completion )

      10. Evaluation and Control (Performance Standards and Financial Controls, Monitoring Procedures)

      N.B: Beside these topic each group can add any extra topic which is related to your Business.

      Guidelines for Presentation

      Each Group need to submit:

      1. Video link of the Presentation
      2. Slide
      3. Details of the plan as Group assignment in pdf or doc file

  • Tourism Demand side 

    •Definitions: UNWTO
    •Maslow: Hierarchy of Needs
    •Plog (Revisited): New Typology



    Lecture content: Tourism demand and supply side

    • Quiz- 04 

      Date: Date August 21, 2021


  • Tourism Supply side

    • •Tourist Product Characteristics
    • •Tourist Attractions (General)
    • •Role of Attractions
    • •Product Levels Philip Kotler
    • •Butler’s Destination Life Cycle
    • •Pleasure Periphery: Social Distinction
    • •Tourism Impacts
    • •Irritation Index (Irridex) by Doxey
    • •Sustainable Tourism
    • •Quality (5-Gap Servqual Model)


     Tourism demand and supply side

    Video lecture 12

  • GUIDELINES FOR FINAL  EXAMINATION THROUGH BLC

    Assessment Criteria

    Mark Distribution

    Time Allocation

    Objective Type Questions

    (MCQ, Fill in the blank, Matching, True & False)

    15 Marks

    (30 objective questions × .5 =15)

    Or

    (15 objective questions × 1 =15)

    ●     Exam Duration- 35 Minutes

    ●     Question will be open for 40 Minutes (max)

     Or

    ●     Exam Duration- 20 Minutes

    ●     Question will be open for 25 Minutes (max)

    Theory Questions

     

    10 Marks

    (2 questions × 5 =10)

    ●     Exam Duration- 1 hrs.

    ●     Question will be open for 1 hour and 30 Minutes (max)

    Case Study/ Analytic Questions/ Home based lab exam

    5 Marks

     

    ●     Exam Duration- 1 hrs.

    ●     Question will be open for 1 hour and 30 Minutes (max)

    ●     For home based lab exams, Teachers will be allocated as per requirements.

    Lesson Activity/ Term Paper

    10 Marks

    ●     Teachers will be assess on the base of every lesson activity

    Total

    40 Marks