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Version label: v1 |
Years: 2024–2026 |
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Paper 1 - Key Terms and Concepts
Duration 90 min · Marks 80 · Weighting 50.00 · Structure fixed_scenario_blocks_with_flexible_parts · Question count fixed 4 · Assembly fixed_scenario_blocks_with_flexible_parts
Patterns: 4
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Paper 2 - Managing and Marketing Destinations
Duration 120 min · Marks 80 · Weighting 50.00 · Structure fixed_scenario_blocks_with_flexible_parts · Question count fixed 4 · Assembly fixed_scenario_blocks_with_flexible_parts
Patterns: 4
Syllabus Content
1 Introduction to the main travel and tourism definitions and concepts
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1.1 Main types of tourism
6 outcomes
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1.1.1Define Domestic. p1, p2 -
1.1.2Define Inbound. p1, p2 -
1.1.3Define Outbound. p1, p2 -
1.1.4Define International. p1, p2 -
1.1.5Define Day trip. p1, p2
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1.2 Main reasons why people travel
4 outcomes
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1.2.1Define Leisure. p1, p2 -
1.2.2Define Business (MICE – Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions). p1, p2 -
1.2.3Define VFR – visiting friends and relatives. p1, p2 -
1.2.4Define Special interest, e.g. medical, religious, adventure, cultural, sports, health and wellbeing. p1, p2
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1.3 Sustainable travel and tourism
4 outcomes
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1.3.1Define Sustainability. p1, p2 -
1.3.2Analyse Sustainable travel and tourism. p1, p2 -
1.3.3Define Ecotourism. p1, p2 -
1.3.4Define Responsible tourism. p1, p2
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1.4 Characteristics of travel and tourism
8 outcomes
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1.4.1Define Products. p1, p2 -
1.4.2Define Services. p1, p2 -
1.4.3Define Intangible. p1, p2 -
1.4.4Define Perishable. p1, p2 -
1.4.5Define Seasonal. p1, p2
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1.5 Types of tourists
11 outcomes
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1.5.1Define Business. p1, p2 -
1.5.2Define Couples. p1, p2 -
1.5.3Define Ecotourists. p1, p2 -
1.5.4Define Families. p1, p2 -
1.5.5Define Groups. p1, p2
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1.6 Types of destinations
5 outcomes
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1.6.1Define Beach/coastal. p1, p2 -
1.6.2Define Island. p1, p2 -
1.6.3Define Resort, e.g. purpose-built, integrated, ski, eco. p1, p2 -
1.6.4Define Rural, e.g. countryside, mountains, lakes. p1, p2 -
1.6.5Define Urban, e.g. town, city. p1, p2
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2 Global tourism
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2.1 The scale of travel and tourism
10 outcomes
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2.1.1Interpret Factors affecting tourism demand and how economic factors such as levels of disposable income and government investment are manage... p1, p2 -
2.1.2Interpret Factors affecting tourism demand and how social factors such as demographics, health awareness, social consciousness, fashion and... p1, p2 -
2.1.3Interpret Factors affecting tourism demand and how technological factors such as transport developments, information technology and social m... p1, p2 -
2.1.4Interpret Factors affecting tourism demand and how political factors such as terrorism, war, stability, security and imposed travel limitati... p1, p2 -
2.1.5Interpret Factors affecting tourism demand and how environmental factors such as environmental concern, sustainability, extreme weather and... p1, p2
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2.2 Features of destinations and their appeal to different types of tourists
11 outcomes
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2.2.1Define Location. p1, p2 -
2.2.2Define Weather and seasonal characteristics. p1, p2 -
2.2.3Define Topographical features. p1, p2 -
2.2.4Define Accessibility. p1, p2 -
2.2.5Define Travel and transport gateways and hubs. p1, p2
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2.3 The role of organisations involved in development and management of destinations
17 outcomes
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2.3.1Define National, regional and local government/ministries/local authorities involved. p1, p2 -
2.3.2Define National tourism organisations (NTOs). p1, p2 -
2.3.3Analyse Destination management companies (DMCs). p1, p2 -
2.3.4Define Non-government organisations (NGOs). p1, p2 -
2.3.5Define Tourist information centres (TICs). p1, p2
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2.4 Factors affecting tourism development and management
10 outcomes
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2.4.1Define Opportunities and constraints of the natural and built environment. p1, p2 -
2.4.2Define Sustainability, e.g. reduce, reuse, recycle. p1, p2 -
2.4.3Define Risks and resilience. p1, p2 -
2.4.4Define Carrying capacity. p1, p2 -
2.4.5Define Overtourism. p1, p2
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2.5 Managing destinations sustainably
14 outcomes
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2.5.1Define Protect the natural and built environment: maintaining biodiversity. p1, p2 -
2.5.2Define Protect the natural and built environment: preservation, conservation and regeneration of the environment. p1, p2 -
2.5.3Analyse Protect the natural and built environment: visitor numbers and behaviour management. p1, p2 -
2.5.4Define Protect the natural and built environment: using and reusing resources sustainably. p1, p2 -
2.5.5Define Protect the natural and built environment: limiting pollution. p1, p2
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2.6 Economic, environmental and sociocultural impacts of travel and tourism
33 outcomes
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2.6.1Analyse Positive economic impacts on national and local economy, e.g. GDP, tax, creation of wealth, improved standard of living. p1, p2 -
2.6.2Analyse Positive economic impacts: multiplier effect. p1, p2 -
2.6.3Analyse Positive economic impacts: employment. p1, p2 -
2.6.4Analyse Positive economic impacts: infrastructure development. p1, p2 -
2.6.5Analyse Negative economic impacts: inflation. p1, p2
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3 Travel and tourism organisations
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3.1 The role of tourism organisations, their sustainable practices, the products and services they provide and their appeal
16 outcomes
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3.1.1Define Travel agents: types of travel agents, e.g. online, retail, specialist, business. p1, p2 -
3.1.2Define Travel agents: independent tours/packages. p1, p2 -
3.1.3Define Travel agents: ancillary services offered. p1, p2 -
3.1.4Define Tour operators: types of package holiday, e.g. all-inclusive, mass market, specialist, dynamic packages. p1, p2 -
3.1.5Define Tour operators: components of different holiday packages. p1, p2
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3.2 Ways travel and tourism organisations work together
2 outcomes
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3.2.1Analyse Interrelationships. p1, p2 -
3.2.2Analyse Interdependencies. p1, p2
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3.3 Different types of transport and their appeal
4 outcomes
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3.3.1Define Air, e.g. charter, scheduled, low cost/budget flights, long haul/short haul. p1, p2 -
3.3.2Define Water, e.g. ferry services, cruises, water taxis, gondolas, barges, canoes. p1, p2 -
3.3.3Define Rail, e.g. trains, trams, luxury train services, MRT/underground. p1, p2 -
3.3.4Define Road, e.g. car hire, taxis, luxury coach travel, buses, shuttle bus. p1, p2
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3.4 Sustainable developments within travel and transport
4 outcomes
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3.4.1Define Reduced/low emissions. p1, p2 -
3.4.2Define Carbon replacement schemes. p1, p2 -
3.4.3Define Alternative energy sources, e.g. electricity, solar power. p1, p2 -
3.4.4Analyse Sustainable travel choices, e.g. tourist choice of method of transport, domestic rather than international. p1, p2
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3.5 Domestic and international travel and transport infrastructure
5 outcomes
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3.5.1Define Interdependency of transport methods. p1, p2 -
3.5.2Define Local public transport provision, e.g. buses, rail, trams, taxis, MRTs. p1, p2 -
3.5.3Define Improving accessibility, e.g. express links, integrated rapid transit systems, contactless payments, apps, hub airports, transfers. p1, p2 -
3.5.4Analyse Increased sustainability, e.g. infrastructure developments, sustainable public transport and urban transit systems, dedicated cycle... p1, p2 -
3.5.5Define Alternative transport options, e.g. bicycle rental, electric scooter rental. p1, p2
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4 Customer service
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4.1 Importance of customer service
5 outcomes
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4.1.1Define Service delivery in different travel and tourism organisations. p1 -
4.1.2Analyse Delivering customer service to different customer types. p1 -
4.1.3Analyse Customer service standards. p1 -
4.1.4Analyse Sustainability standards, e.g. paperless transactions, recommending local providers and sustainable options. p1 -
4.1.5Analyse Impacts of good and bad customer service. p1
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4.2 Delivery of customer service
6 outcomes
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4.2.1Define Procedures for handling complaints. p1 -
4.2.2Define Handling customer enquiries, e.g. directions, itineraries, information, recommendations. p1 -
4.2.3Define Making reservations. p1 -
4.2.4Define Taking payments. p1 -
4.2.5Define Customer care policies. p1
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4.3 Provision of customer service for different types of tourists
5 outcomes
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4.3.1Define Access. p1 -
4.3.2Define Information. p1 -
4.3.3Define Providing for tourists with specific needs, e.g. mobility, visual, hearing, dietary, language, cultural. p1 -
4.3.4Define Facilities, including sustainably managed facilities. p1 -
4.3.5Define Ancillary services. p1
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4.4 Skills required when working in the travel and tourism industry
6 outcomes
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4.4.1Analyse Types and importance of training, including in sustainable practices. p1 -
4.4.2Define Body language and personal presentation. p1 -
4.4.3Define Ability to speak other languages. p1 -
4.4.4Define Ability to address the needs of responsible tourists. p1 -
4.4.5Define Personal skills, e.g. clear speech, numeracy, literacy, ICT, communication, problem-solving. p1
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5 Destination marketing
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5.1 Importance of marketing to travel and tourism organisations
4 outcomes
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5.1.1Define Increased sales/usage/profitability/market share/customer base. p2 -
5.1.2Define Competitive advantage. p2 -
5.1.3Analyse Positive image and reputation for sustainable practices. p2 -
5.1.4Define Customer satisfaction/brand loyalty/repeat business. p2
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5.2 Factors affecting marketing
6 outcomes
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5.2.1Define Target market. p2 -
5.2.2Define Appropriate timing. p2 -
5.2.3Define Consideration of costs. p2 -
5.2.4Define Use of brand image. p2 -
5.2.5Define Reputation, e.g. from industry awards. p2
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5.3 Marketing mix
21 outcomes
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5.3.1Analyse Product: products and services, including sustainable products and services. p2 -
5.3.2Define Product: product life cycle. p2 -
5.3.3Analyse Promotion: marketing campaigns. p2 -
5.3.4Define Promotion: web-based, social media, blogs, podcasts. p2 -
5.3.5Define Promotion: destination brand. p2
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5.4 Market research and analysis
9 outcomes
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5.4.1Interpret Types of market research: primary, e.g. questionnaires, surveys, interviews, focus groups. p2 -
5.4.2Interpret Types of market research: secondary, e.g. government reports, NTO statistics. p2 -
5.4.3Interpret Types of market research: qualitative/quantitative research methods. p2 -
5.4.4Interpret Market analysis tools: SWOT. p2 -
5.4.5Interpret Market analysis tools: PESTLE. p2
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5.5 Market segmentation and targeting
8 outcomes
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5.5.1Define Different market segments: geographic, e.g. locality, area or region, domestic tourists and inbound visitors. p2 -
5.5.2Define Different market segments: demographic, e.g. age, gender, ethnicity, levels of disposable income. p2 -
5.5.3Define Different market segments: psychographic (lifestyle), e.g. socio-economic factors, interests, morals/values and attitudes. p2 -
5.5.4Analyse Development of product/service mix: products, services and facilities. p2 -
5.5.5Analyse Development of product/service mix: relationship with market segments by type of customer. p2
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Sources
| Type | Title | URL | Confidence | Actions |
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| official_syllabus Official source | Cambridge IGCSE Travel & Tourism 0471 syllabus for examination in 2024, 2025 and 2026 | https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/6344... | official_component_structure | |
| official_subject_page | Cambridge IGCSE Travel & Tourism 0471 subject page | https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/programmes-... | official_subject_page | |
| official_syllabus_update | Cambridge IGCSE Travel & Tourism 0471 2024-2026 syllabus update | https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/6614... | official_update_notice | |
| official_past_paper | Official Cambridge past paper sample: 570207 June 2024 Insert Paper 11 | official_past_paper_sample | ||
| official_past_paper | Official Cambridge past paper sample: 570208 June 2024 Mark Scheme Paper 11 | official_past_paper_sample | ||
| official_past_paper | Official Cambridge past paper sample: 570210 June 2024 Question Paper 11 | official_past_paper_sample | ||
| official_past_paper | Official Cambridge past paper sample: 570218 June 2024 Insert Paper 21 | official_past_paper_sample | ||
| official_past_paper | Official Cambridge past paper sample: 570219 June 2024 Mark Scheme Paper 21 | official_past_paper_sample | ||
| official_past_paper | Official Cambridge past paper sample: 570220 June 2024 Question Paper 21 | official_past_paper_sample |
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