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1. domestic tour operator

2. incoming tour operator

3. specialist tour operator

4. mass market tour operator

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A domestic tour operator is a tour operator that organises tours in their own country, as opposed to an international tour operator who brings people for tours to other countries.

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A tour operator typically combines tour and travel components to create a holiday.

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An outbound tour operator provides package holidays FROMthe UK to overseas where as an inbound tour operator provide package holidays TO the UK from over seas

And a domestic tour operator provides holidays to the UK within the UK

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A mas market tour operator will create thousands of holidays the same, i.e you buy whats on the shelf, however a specialist tour operator will put your holiday package together for you, with what you want

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A tour operator is an organisation like "Bolbom Tour Operator" who arranges and prepares all needs for you to have a hassle-free tour that you want. In short, it's a kind of company through which you can get all solution for all needs for your trip.

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The local tour operator who provide accommodation, transportation in a standard tour packages called a good domestic tour operator. Bhutan Men-Lha Adventures offer Trekking tours, birding tour, biking, Adventure Tours in Bhutan.

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what career can be catagorized as a travel agent or tour operator

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airline tour operator

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A tour agency is usually the company that sells (and possibly bundles) tours, the tour operator is the company that actually offers the tour.

For example, Expedia is selling tours (and is hence a tour agency), but doesn't organize or operate them.

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make up a holiday

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I shall assume that you are asking what an inbound tour operator does

In a nutshell, and inbound tour operator is a travel oriented company which promotes and conducts tours within the country they reside in.

Basically, a french tour operator conducts tours in France, which could be sold to french travellers or international travellers (more on international travellers)

An outbound tour operator, is just the opposite, a travel company that conducts tours outside of their country of residence (more on local travellers)

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According to my own understanding and the time i have been in Travel and Tourism industry, a Tour Operator is a company that handles trveling of tour members led or guided by a tour manager or guide from the place of origin to the airport of a host country and to the destinations then to the origin again after the tour. By Davis Tukamushaba, International Travel Consultant based in Kampala Uganda.

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A tour operator is responsible for helping customers plan and organize an adventure of their choosing. Tour operators will arrange for air and land travel as well as lodging and special activities.

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Standard Tour Operator rate.

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Standard Tour Operator rate.

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Travel agents sell the holidays that the tour operator puts together. the tour operator will usually give commission for every holiday sold via the travel agent.

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A Wholesale Tour Operator provides travel programmes , tours and associated travel services to Retail Travel Agents or Tour operators selling directly to the public .These travel itineraries are usually sold under the agent or retail operator's brand and as such are sold under their terms and conditions .

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To help people on the bus.

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A mass market tour operator is a tour operator such as Thomas Cook or Thomsons who deal with just about any type of holiday. They put together packages to suit everyones needs whether its a wild 2 weeks in party central Ibiza or a romantic weekend get away in the city of love - Paris. They cater for just about everything. A mass market tour operator supplies their customers with accommodation, transfers, transport and extra services.

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long-haulit is more than 5 hours ,short-haul less than 5 hrs

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i have absolutely no idea ^_^ haha :P

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A tour guide or tour operator is another name for someone who conducts tours.

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A wholesaler generally has a contract with a hotel group/s with discounted rates which would then be sold only to tour operators (international / local) A tour operator has a contract with hotel group/s with nett rates that they pay to the hotel. The difference between the nett rate and the public advertised rate direct from the hotel is usually used to add extra services and make a package, this package is then sold by a travel agent or to the public direct by the tour operator. if a travel agent sells the package (with or without extras) they usually receive a commission that comes from the difference between the nett rate and the publicly advertised (rack) rate.

a local tour operator can be defined as a ground handler, where they hold the contracts with the accommodation establishments, and have their own vehicles (or subcontract vehicles) in order to look after the traveler while in the local country, the local operator would usually have a contract with the hotels group/s locally, would make a package / sell the accommodation outright at a discount to an overseas tour operator / travel agent. if to an overseas tour operator this operator can sell via agents or direct to public, knowing that a local tour operator is there to look after the clients "on the ground" nett rate: rate for tour operators | rack rate: publicly advertised rate from hotel - this rate is also commissionable by travel agents, usually at industry standard 10%

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these are the extra services provided by the tour operator when sold as part of the package Holiday, for example: car hire, coach tranfers, insurance and extra leg room space when on the plane

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A person or organisation that operates tours in other countries. So if you are travelling to another country with a tour operator, they are overseas tour operators. They will have offices in your country and you can book with them there, but all the tours they do are in other countries. They do not organise any tours in their own country.

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There are two guides at Loch Ness : the rowboat operator and the sub operator. The ticket booth is closed.

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Tour operator is really depends on internet. Booking the client airline ticket, booking the client hotel, make reservation in places.

And now the cheapest marketing is also through internet

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When we take a guided tour the tour operator will send a tour guide with the customer or arrange to meet a tour guide at the destination or the hotel, and then he will take customer to the each an every place as they previously arranged with the tour operator and the tour package.

But if we take a holiday package we can just go to the destination point as previously arranged and we can enjoy and entertain the places , cruises , adventure parks with our friends or family independently without a tour guide.

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To get a ticket to go on a tour the first step is to decide what type of tour you would like to take. There are a variety of tours available such as sightseeing tours cultural tours and adventure tours. Once you have chosen the type of tour you will need to find a tour operator that offers the type of tour you are interested in. You can look for tour operators online or in travel magazines. Once you have found a tour operator you can contact them to inquire about the tour including availability price and any additional information you may need. After making the necessary arrangements you can purchase a ticket for the tour.

There are a few different ways to purchase a ticket for a tour. You can purchase a ticket online by phone or in person. If you purchase an online ticket you will need to provide your payment information and the tour operator will email you a confirmation and ticket. If you purchase a ticket by phone you will need to provide your payment information and the tour operator will mail a ticket to the address on the order. If you purchase a ticket in person you can usually pay by cash or credit card and the tour operator will provide you with a ticket right away.

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A tour operator is like a service provider, providing the most convenient option for tourists to stay, visit, as well as leave from the city. A tour operator owns a high volume of travel services across carriers, services and accommodation.

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Sources of Income of tour operator

1. Variable mark-up - based on contracted rates from suppliers: the tour operator makes or adds his own mark-up, which should not be higher than the rate of his suppliers.

2. Use of cost savers and concessions: Example: 15+1=16 free of charge. A maximum of 4 concessions is allowed. For a group of 64 persons, suppliers pay for 60 only and the 4 is income for the tour operator.

3. Use of advance deposits and cancellation fee: money can be used for other services

4. By selling optional tours: selling services outside the tour package

5. Foreign exchange earning: tour operators can gain or lose on this facet, depending on the exchange rate.

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I would go to a travel agent to have them book a cruise or flights and hotel and maybe activities to a destination.

a tour operator (for instance) could be someone who leads a group around on a bus or through a museum... with a detailed knowledge of the suject matter of the area

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A person conducting tourists while out sight seeing.

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mass market specialist (aka niche market) activity and special interests independent
1. independent tour operator 2. Travel agency 3. In house operators 4. Travel clubs and Incentive houses

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An itinerary is a list of the things you will do on a trip and when you will do them, day by day, hour by hour. A tour package is what you can be expected to receive for the money you pay a tour operator.

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it's a tour operator in Sharm el sheikh offers excursions and day trips and some of my freinds had a good experience with it.its link is sharmexcursion-tours.com

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The company Cosmos Holidays Company UK is a tour operator that is based solely in the United Kingdom. Although they travel to a variety of destinations throughout the world, the company is an independent tour operator for UK customers.

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a specialist tour operator is different to a mass market tour operator which puts together packages with a combination of accommodation, travel and sometimes transfers. a specialist operator is more flexible for the customer to be able to do what they want to do, they specialise and cater to the tourists interests.. eg. cycling holidays, trekking. they also ( sometimes) have few clients than mass operators and due to catering and tailor making the holiday, they can charge higher prices.

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To obtain a visa for Bhutan, you must first book your trip through a licensed Bhutanese tour operator. The tour operator will then process your visa application with the Bhutanese government. You will need to provide a copy of your passport, passport-sized photos, and other required documents. Once your visa is approved, the tour operator will provide you with a visa clearance letter, which you will need to present upon arrival in Bhutan.

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Find one on http://www.prospects.ac.uk/p/types_of_job/tour_manager_job_description.jsp

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Tour Operators plan, arrange and execute tours or packages, and advertise it.

Travel agencies (Tour agencies) act as middle man between the public and the tour operators.

They make bookings with the tours operators on behalf of the public, and collect payment and give vouchers. Then they deduct commission from the payment and pay the tour operator.

They are literally "agencies" i.e they don't do any of the work on the tours or packages themselves, they only book it, and get paid by both the traveler and the tour operator do perform this service.

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because they get together and then the tour operator will find the transport from like the airport to the gotel and then will arrange it with transport provider

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Tour operator websites should have user-friendly navigation, high-quality images and videos, detailed tour descriptions, customer reviews, secure payment options, and easy booking process to enhance user experience and increase bookings.

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To clarify, you are asking how an agency can sell one tour operators products over anothers

you would need to get hold of the operator of your choice and ask for their trade contract / commission structure

If you are asking how a travel agents products are sold by a tour operator, usually this would not happen, it would be the agent selling the tour operators products, you could however, have both aprties working on a package together - each providing product for the package and both selling the package

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