South Africa

The national curriculum will enable both leaners and educators to understand what is require of them to achieve before examinations.

Tourism (GRADE 12)

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Domestic, regional and international tourism: Global events of international significance
Domestic, regional and international tourism: Political situations and unforeseen occurrences of international significance
Map work and tour planning: Tour plans and route planning
Map work and tour planning: Choice of transport and accommodation
Map work and tour planning: Compiling a day-by-day itinerary
Map work and tour planning: Compiling a tour budget
Map work and tour planning: Health
Map work and tour planning: Safety
Map work and tour planning: Travel documentation
Map work and tour planning: World time zones
Map work and tour planning: Calculations of world times when travelling between countries
Tourist attractions: Famous world icons and attractions: (*World heritage Sites)
Tourist attractions: Study the icons listed below under the following headings
Tourist attractions: Countries listed in the curriculum
Tourist attractions: Factors contributing to the success of a tourist attraction
Foreign exchange: The term “gross domestic product” (GDP) and its benefits to the South African economy
Foreign exchange: Differentiate between bank selling rate (BSR) and bank buying rate (BBR)
Domestic, regional and international tourism: Forms of payment when travelling internationally
Domestic, regional and international tourism: Foreign market share – statistics regarding inbound international tourism
Marketing: Marketing South Africa as a tourism destination
Sustainable and responsible tourism: The three pillars of sustainable tourism
Sustainable and responsible tourism: Responsible tourism and tourists
Culture and heritage: World Heritage Sites
Communication and customer care: Methods to obtain customer feedback and measure customer satisfaction
Tourism sectors: Professional image in the tourism industry
Tourism sectors: Conditions of employment
Tourism sectors: The purpose and value of a code of conduct