Intangible Tourism Product

Tourism is an intangible product means tourism is such kind of product which can not be touched or seen and there is no transfer of ownership but the facilities are available for specified time and for a specified use.

Cultural tourism in latin americaworld hospitality and tourism trends. This act provides for the conservation and preservation of both the tangible and intangible cultural heritage and its commodification as a tourism product. I intangibility ii inseparability iii perishability iv variability v absence of ownership vi customer participation. Intangible products of tourism.

The programmer does the required research directly and generally on the customers premises. As defined by unwto a tourism product is a combination of tangible and intangible elements such as natural cultural and man made resources attractions facilities services and activities around a specific center of interest which represents the core of the destination marketing mix and creates an overall visitor experience including emotional aspects for the. Going from the anterior opinions it can be concluded that resources and services tangible and intangible elements psychological and marketing communications elements assemble the tourism product.

Address the issue of safeguarding intangible heritage is the malaysia government which by passing the national heritage act in 2005 showed the value attached thereto. For example a restaurant includes a physical product in the form of food and intangible value such as decor service and environment. Consider a computer software program.

The tour operator provides the following typical products and services. Tourism is an intangible non material product since there is no transfer of ownership of goods is involved as compared to a tangible product say for example a car. Tourism products tangible and intangible elements ashworth and voogt 1990 describe the tourism product as a bundle of services and e xperiences vassiliadis 2008.

Some goods are partially tangible and partially intangible. Services can not be touched or seen. The definition of intangible good with examples.

To realize the facilities and experience a tourism product offers service is required by skilled and qualified staff. Intangible products present an entirely different picture. A room in the hotel is available for a specified time.