1 / 17

Demonstrate knowledge of destination New Zealand Credits: 4 I nbound tourism to New Zealand

Demonstrate knowledge of destination New Zealand Credits: 4 I nbound tourism to New Zealand (Tourists from overseas) Where do most of our international tourists come from? Domestic tourism within New Zealand (Tourists within New Zealand) Which city hosts the most domestic tourists?

diem
Download Presentation

Demonstrate knowledge of destination New Zealand Credits: 4 I nbound tourism to New Zealand

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Demonstrate knowledge of destination New Zealand Credits: 4 • Inbound tourism to New Zealand (Tourists from overseas) Where do most of our international tourists come from? • Domestic tourism within New Zealand (Tourists within New Zealand) Which city hosts the most domestic tourists? • Characteristics of New Zealand as a tourist destination (Tourism in New Zealand) Name an attraction in Wellington Name an activity in Hamilton Name an event in Auckland

  2. Definitions: • Gateway cities refers to key ports of arrival into the country. • Geographicalfeaturesmay include but are not limited to – mountains, rivers, lakes, fjords. • Attractionsrefers to both constructed and natural attractions existing at a destination which are of interest to tourists. For example – constructed attractions may include museums, buildings, zoos; natural attractions may include forests, lakes, geothermal areas. • Activitiesrefers to commercial activities at a destination which are of interest to tourists. For example – excursions, ballooning, boat cruises, nature trek, city tour. • Eventsrefers to staged events which occur on a regular basis at a destination which are of interest to tourists. For example – exhibitions, festivals, tradeshows. • Featuresof attractions, activities, and eventsmay include but are not limited to – what there is to see and do, location, duration, time of year, facilities/services available, opening hours, price range.

  3. Assessment Breakdown • Reading tables • Basic Maths • Map work • Descriptive writing Next Instructions • Sit in groups of 4 (Every group must have a camera on their phone) • Get out a piece of refill paper

  4. Task 1 – Inbound Tourism (Using Appendix 1.1) a) What were the total arrival numbers and total expenditure that New Zealand experienced from inbound tourism? Total Arrival Numbers: ________________________ Total Expenditure: NZD _______________________ b) Complete the following table with the percentage of total arrivals for each purpose of visit listed. For example: Other 274,700 divided by Total International Visitors 2,514,209 = 0.109259 Rounded = 11% (Using Appendix 1.2)

  5. Task 2 – Generating Markets (Using Appendix 1.1) a) Rank the top five (5) generating markets, from highest to lowest based on total arrival numbers. b) Rank the top five (5) generating markets, from highest to lowest based on total expenditure.

  6. Task 3 – Host Regions (Using Appendix 1.4) a) Identify the top five (5) host regions, ranked from highest to lowest based on international visitor numbers. (Using Appendix 1.3) b) Identify the top five (5) host regions, ranked from highest to lowest based on international person nights. (Using map provided) c) Locate each host region identified in (a) and (b) above on a map.

  7. Task 4 – Domestic Tourism (Using Appendix 1.5) a) Show the significance of domestic tourism in New Zealand by completing the following table: (Using Appendix 1.7) b) Rank the top five (5) domestic generating regions, from highest to lowest based on total overnight trips.

  8. Task 5 – Domestic Host Regions (Using Appendix 1.6) a) Identify the top five (5) host regions, ranked from highest to lowest based on domestic overnight trips. (Using Appendix 1.3) b) Identify the top five (5) host regions, ranked from highest to lowest based on domestic person nights. c) Locate each host region identified in (a) and (b) above on a map.

  9. Task 6 – Maps a) Locate New Zealand on a Map of the World. b) Trace the map of New Zealand. Locate (3) gateway cities on a Map of New Zealand. (Using map provided and the website below) http://www.fourcorners.co.nz/new-zealand/international-airports/

  10. Task 7 – Destination New Zealand a) Geographical features Identify a total of at least six (6) geographical features. The following four (4) must be included: 1. Rotorua’s geothermal areas 2. Lake Taupo 3. The Southern Alps 4. Milford Sound 5. ___________________ (specify another geographical feature) 6. ___________________ (specify another geographical feature) Describe two (2) points of interest to tourists for each of the geographical features above.

  11. Task 7 – Destination New Zealand b) Attractions Identify five (5) different attractions of interest to tourists. Describe three (3) features for each attraction.

  12. Example: Wellington Zoo, Wellington Features include: • Zoo opening times are from 9.30am to 5.00pm and they are open every day of the year except Christmas day. • Admission costs are NZD$20.00 per adult, NZD$9.00 per child (3 – 14) and children under 3 are free. • Places at the Zoo include Stores (animal kitchen), the Wild Theatre located in the middle of the zoo, Twilight (replicates a New Zealand bush research hut), the Historic Elephant House and the Chimp Indoor House. • Source: http://www.wellingtonzoo.com/

  13. Task 7 – Destination New Zealand c) Activities Identify four (4) different activities in New Zealand of interest to tourists. Describe three (3) features for each activity.

  14. Example: Waiheke Explorer Tour Features include: • A 4-hour ferry ride to Waiheke Island. This tour is a great way to make the most of a day trip to Waiheke, offering flexible and cost effective transport, while introducing the island’s best sights. • Tour includes a 1½ hour scenic tour of the island, plus unlimited bus travel for the rest of the day. • The tour departs daily at 10.00am (via Devonport) and 12.00pm. • Costs are NZD$49.00 per adult and NZD$24.50 for children. • Source: http://www.fullers.co.nz/destinations-tours/waiheke/waiheke-explorer-tour.php

  15. Task 7 – Destination New Zealand d) Events Identify two (2) different events in New Zealand of interest to tourists. Describe three (3) features for each event.

  16. Example: Auckland Seafood Festival Features include: • Three days of fun, ocean-fresh seafood and entertainment. It's also an opportunity to learn about, and interact with some of the 100 edible species found in New Zealand waters. • The festival is the main event during Auckland’s anniversary weekend celebrations. The venue is in the heart TeWero Island. • Tickets are NZD$15.00 per person with no booking fee. • The festival offers a huge range of local delicacies including oysters, mussels, scallops that are cooked five different ways, whitebait fritters, salmon kebabs, salt and pepper squid, seafood paella, etc. • Wide selections of local and international wines to compliment food are also available. • Entertainment includes performances from local musicians, buskers, and competitions. • Source: http://www.aucklandseafoodfestival.co.nz/

More Related