Tourism 10, 20, 30
TOUE11B
Module 11B: Transportation Industry B (Core)
Outcome
Analyze the elements
of quality customer
service within the
transportation
industry.
Indicators
(a) | Reflect on what it means to provide quality customer service within the transportation industry. |
(b) | Research ways that the transportation industry can accommodate customers with diverse backgrounds (e.g., cultural, social and demographic) and with diverse needs (e.g., accessibility, communication and mobility). |
(c) | Role-play scenarios for providing quality customer service in the transportation industry. |
(d) | Differentiate among the different service roles (e.g., taxi driver, bus driver, airline service agent, ferry operator, flight attendant, pilot and train engineer) within the transportation industry. |
(e) | Assess the importance of good communication and interpersonal skills for workers in the transportation industry. |
(f) | Identify factors (e.g., excellence in customer service, location and passenger safety) that influence the success of transportation businesses. |
(g) | Brainstorm ideas (e.g., canoe or horseback) for transporting guests between venues and locations in Saskatchewan that could contribute to unique experiences for tourists. |
(h) | Examine sustainable practices used within the transportation industry. |
(i) | Research strategies for managing the safety and security of both guests and workers in a variety of transportation-related businesses or scenarios. |
(j) | Discuss the importance of a risk mitigation plan including communication strategies to ensure the safety and security of both employees and patrons in response to unforeseen events (e.g., natural disaster or security threat). |
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