Istilah (Terminology) Dalam Bidang Pariwisata Yang Wajib Anda Ketahui - Part I

Summary

This video covers essential tourism terminology and concepts such as reservations, bookings, online travel agents, and virtual tours. It explains the differences between terms like booking and reservation, as well as the significance of high, medium, and low seasons in tourism. The script also introduces concepts like transparent glass bottom boats, virtual tours, and additional fees, as well as travel corridors between countries in the context of a pandemic. It wraps up with a focus on various travel-related activities and services, aiming to inform viewers about key aspects of the travel industry.

Takeaways

• 😀 Reservations and booking both refer to the process of securing travel-related services like flights, hotels, and tour packages. However, booking is a confirmed order, typically accompanied by payment.
• 😀 Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are common terms used for meals during a day, with 'brunch' referring to a meal combining breakfast and lunch.
• 😀 'Saver' is a term for dinner, derived from the word 'pesenger', meaning passenger.
• 😀 'OTA' stands for Online Travel Agent, with examples like Booking.com, Traveloka, and Pergi-Pergi.
• 😀 'Staycation' refers to a vacation spent at one's hometown or nearby location, allowing for savings on time and money.
• 😀 'Travel Corridor' refers to a travel arrangement between countries that permits people to travel during the pandemic, once both countries have controlled the virus.
• 😀 A 'Virtual Tour' is an online or live-streamed exploration of a tourist site, which helps satisfy the longing of travelers who cannot visit in person.
• 😀 'Surcharge' refers to additional fees added during peak seasons or for certain payment methods, like credit cards.
• 😀 'Tour Program' is a general review of a travel schedule, while a 'Tour Itinerary' is more detailed, listing specific times and places to visit.
• 😀 The 'High Season' typically occurs during European summer (July-August), while the 'Low Season' is from November to March, and 'Medium Season' happens from April to June and September to October.

Q & A

What is the difference between a reservation and a booking?

A reservation is the process of ordering or securing information regarding a tour, flight tickets, hotel rooms, etc., but it is not a definite order. A booking, on the other hand, is a confirmed order, usually accompanied by payment, meaning that the reservation is finalized.

What are the main terms used for meals during travel?

The main meal terms include breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additionally, 'brunch' refers to a combination of breakfast and lunch, while 'saver' is a term used for dinner.

What does 'staycation' mean?

'Staycation' refers to a vacation spent at or near one's home, allowing people to explore their own area without traveling far. It is often chosen for convenience and cost-effectiveness.

What is 'Prabowo trouble' in the context of travel?

'Prabowo trouble' refers to a travel corridor between countries, especially during the pandemic, allowing people to travel between countries that have successfully managed the COVID-19 situation.

What is a virtual tour?

A virtual tour is an online experience where travel agents or tour guides showcase tourist attractions through live streaming or pre-recorded videos. This allows people to experience destinations without physically visiting them.

What does 'surcharge' mean in travel terms?

A surcharge is an additional fee added to the cost of a service or product, such as a high-season surcharge, which applies during busy periods like summer or holidays.

What is the difference between a 'tour program' and a 'tour itinerary'?

A tour program is a general overview of a trip, whereas a tour itinerary provides a detailed schedule, including departure times, arrival times, and the duration of visits to specific attractions.

When is the high season for travel?

The high season typically occurs during the summer months, particularly from July to August, when many people are on vacation, especially in Europe.

What is the low season for travel?

The low season generally occurs from November to March, when there are fewer tourists due to less favorable weather or fewer holidays.

What is a transparent glass bottom boat?

A transparent glass bottom boat is a type of boat where the bottom is made of glass, allowing passengers to observe underwater wildlife without needing to swim.