Leisure and Tourism: Predicting Demand

2008 | 2009 | 2010

Area/catalogue: TOUR 5007
Course ID: 100989

Campus/course component(s):
City West: Workshop
Note: These components may or may not be scheduled in every study period. Please refer to the timetable for further details.

Unit value: 4.5

Offered externally: No

Undergraduate elective course: No

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Class Timetable (Study Period 3 - 2009)

Course details

Prerequisite(s): Completion of an undergraduate degree in a relevant area or discipline

The syllabus will focus on outlining the basic principles and concepts behind leisure and tourism, including social trends and changes that have occurred and are continuing to occur in people’s behavioural patterns. The course will then focus on demand, outlining how demand can be applied to both leisure and tourism contexts. An understanding of consumer behaviour will then be entered into, specifically focussing on the ‘new’ consumer, and the unique nature of experiential consumption. Finally, the course will provide a case study to allow manipulation of a database to allow a variety of predictive models to be conceptualised and then tested in terms of predicting demand.

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Course coordinator/s:

Dr Aise Kim

Fee information for this course

EFTSL: 0.125

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Commonwealth Supported Band Amount: Band 3A
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Class Timetable (Study Period 3 - 2009)
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