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Cultural Tourism Module-3 Presentations and 1 assignment

Cultural tourism has been defined as “the movement of persons to cultural attractions away from their normal place of residence, with the intention to gather new information and experiences to satisfy their cultural needs”. Richards, G. (1996) Not every community can have a successful cultural heritage tourism program. Communities that have lost too much of their heritage, or not nurtured their cultural potential may not have the historic, cultural and natural resources it takes to develop ...

Culture Shock Presentation is about culture shock phases, honeymoon phase, negotiation phase, adjustment phase, outcome of adjustment phase, mastery phase, reverse culture shock, honeymoon stage, distress stage, re-integration stage, autonomy stage, independence stage.

Cultural Tourism Presentation about definition of culture, cultural tourism, the good points of cultural tourism, the bad points of cultural tourism, culturally responsible tourism, culturally responsible behaviour, promoting culturally responsible tourism,

Presentation describing culturally responsible tourist and guidelines.

Conference and Event Management Module comprises of 13 presentations and 1 assignment. The complete assignment is about Conference and Event Management CLEAN UP REPORT. The 13 presentations consist of the introduction and impacts of events, introduction o events conference and event venues, conference and meeting areas-technical facilities,...etc

The campaign Clean up highlights how local action taken by every individual and volunteer partaking in the Cleanup day has a global impact. The essential volunteers that will be taking part in the cleanup campaign will be taking the responsibility and the effects are not felt only in the community in which they take place but also across the planet. All events must become environmentally responsible and practice “green management” This event that brings together green entrepreneurs, enviro...

Planning for Events presentation for the course Conference and Event Management. It describes planning process, strategic planning, the event mission and vision, event objectives, organisational structure, model of functional structure, matrix structure, network structure, task force and committees, position description, conference planning, enquiries and provisional bookings, confirmed booking and preparation.

Evaluation and Reporting presentation for the course Conference and Event Management. It describes the evaluation and the event management process, reporting to stakeholders, evaluation procedures, five phase approach to community impact evaluation, media monitoring and evaluation and finalisation.

Staging events presentation for the course Conference and Event Management. It describes theming and event design, the elements of staging revolve around the theme, choice of venue, audience/guests, the stage, power, lights, sound, audiovisual and special effects, catering, performers, crew, hospitality, the production schedule, recording the event, contingencies and summary of tools necessary for staging an event.