Diccionario

DICTIONARY

ACCULTURATION: the phenomenon that since the tourist boom of the 60s caused the mixture of cultures and the loss of identity over the years.

TOURIST AGENTS: the set of persons, companies, organizations, institutions ... actively involved in political, social and economic conditions in the tourist market.

AIR BROKER: it is the intermediary between the AA.VV. and airlines.ALL INCLUSIVE: it is a resort located in places of conflict for the same price.

ACCOMMODATION: are companies that provide lodging with or without other complementary services for a fee. The accommodation facilities can be hotel and service.

AMADEUS: the computer reservation system in general.

AMERICAN PLAN: the full board, meals Deals 3 meals and accommodation.

APARTMENTS populartourist: they are the blocks or apartment complexes and housing estates, villas, bungalows and similar entrepreneurs being offered for sale, properly equipped with furniture, facilities and services for immediate occupancy or tourist holiday motivations. Its symbol is the letters AT on a red background and their classification into categories is expressed by keys.

BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS: theyare clusters whose purpose is to represent all its members to protect their interests and act jointly in the negotiation processes of common interest. They can be national: AEDAVE, AEDH, UFTAA, AIH, IATA or internationally.

BACK OFFICE: The administrative function is carried out by AA.VV.

SPA: the health center where their services are geared to health and relaxation treatments.

BED ANDBREAKFAST: is the scheme which includes accommodation and breakfast room.

TOURISM BAGS OR WORKSHOP: professional conferences used as tourist commodity markets, are commercial in nature and are not exposed directly to the public.

BONO OR VOUCHER: is a document of economic value and is redeemed for services or changes without the need to carry cash with them.

BOOKING: advanceprocurement of services.

BROKER: it is the intermediary between a AA.VV. and a service provider.

BSP (BANK SETTLEMENT PLAN): unified payment system established by the airlines, the objective is the settlement of bills into a single currency.

HOTEL CHAINS: are those companies that embody, with unified management, even number of hotels, with relatively wide territorial distribution.

CAMPING:those lands demarcated and properly equipped to facilitate the outdoors, where you sleep in a tent in tow anything habitable or easily transportable. They are classified into four categories: luxury, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, and its symbol is the silhouette of a tent.

CESAR RITZ: is the father of hospitality, gives a new concept of administration and hotel services. Escoffier introduced with theprotocol in catering, wine and the figure of sommelier.

CHECK IN: is the recording of entries from a customer in the hotel.

CHECK OUT: output is the record of a client at the hotel.

Traveler's checks or TRAVELLER'S CHECK: a document of economic value that is exchanged for money, now the trend is to disappear by the existence of credit cards.

CIRCUIT: it is the journey that is made bycoach to develop tourism is traveling to visit several towns.

CONRAD N. HILTON: is her main objective was to obtain benefits and increase them. Methods introduced international computer reservation system, installing telephone ...

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CORRESPONDENT: Delegate works as a receptive area do not need qualifications or need vetting by the Admon., Usually native, fluent in local languageother than English, monitors compliance with the agreed conditions, have a fixed salary and no no contact with the customer.

OR CURRENT FLOW ACCOMMODATION: is the movement of passengers from one source to a destination or a sender to a receiver core. It is migratory movement, either by land, sea or air, a person moves from one geographical location to another, establishing both points of market...