Abstract
Tourism comprises multi-faceted activities and so does its learning. Tourism is not only based on the products and services but also based on human psychology. Perception of a tourist, his expectation, demands and satisfaction are vital to make a successful tourism initiative. A good marketing campaign is not done without keeping in mind the targeted tourists’ demography. Financial plan, budgeting, sustainability plan are also extremely important. Health issue, particularly after COVID-19, is now in the pinnacle. Language knowledge and ability can never be ignored. Operational management and human resources with right attitude remain as mandatory since the inception of tour operations. Personal and work hygiene and taste is in consideration for food and beverages. While preparing tourism study curriculum the syllabus and curriculum developer always have a tough time what to include and what not. Teaching techniques and methodologies and assessment procedures also needs innovation to focus on targeted outcome. The current paper highlights how inclusiveness assists tourism study to offer a complete learning so that the learning outcome is achieved.
Presenters
Md. Surf Uddin AhamedSenior Research Officer, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Varendra University, Bangladesh
Details
Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
Designing Social Transformations
KEYWORDS
Curriculum, Innovation, Inclusiveness, Multi-disciplinary, Tourism
