Geography of tourism and aviation

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Bag code: HUMTT17630021 Days: 6 days "Today’s training: 5 hours" Time: 30 training hours Targeted participants: workers in the tourism sector Program overview: This program revolves around the geography of tourism and aviation (definition – types – characteristics – objectives – positives – negatives .. etc.) and will be presented through the following units: First training unit: Types of geography Second training unit: Weather and climate and their impact on tourism direction Third training unit: Symbols of the signs used in the fields of travel and tourism Fourth training unit: Tourism and its nature Fifth training unit: Tourism resources Sixth training unit: International tourist attractions Program objectives: To enable the trainee to recognize the seven continents To understand the oceans To recognize the terrains To learn about longitude and latitude lines To recognize airport symbols To understand the definition of tourism and tourists To list the types of tourism To learn about the characteristics of tourism development To explain the factors attracting tourists Program topics: First unit: (Types of geography) The seven continents Oceans Terrains Longitude and latitude lines Airport symbols Country symbols Second unit: (Weather and climate and their impact on tourism direction) 24-hour system Calculating trip duration Currencies Third unit: (Symbols of signs used in the fields of travel and tourism) Origin and development of tourism Definition of tourism and tourists Types of tourism Fourth unit: (Tourism and its nature) Characteristics of tourism development Tourism attraction factors Fifth unit: (Tourism resources) Regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia France Sixth unit: (International tourist attractions) Europe America Asia Australia Africa Bag contents: PowerPoint 85 Trainer’s guide 130 Trainee’s guide 126 Introductory file 4 Activities bag 12 Mind maps 1 Photos 25 Videos 12 References 4 Trainee data form 3 Brochure 1 Bag contents 12 Training bag model Please click here to view the training bag model

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