Global Destinations
Examines each major geographic region of the world, studying the geographic character of specific regions as a tourism setting. Analyzes cultural, physical, and tourism characteristics of the locations to determine what attracts visitors to the area. Fall only.
Subject Code: THM
Course Number: 116
Credits: 3
Lecture Hours 3
Course Learning Outcomes:
1. Explain the historical development of the tourism industry. (1850 – present)
2. Communicate effectively in a professional business manner utilizing industry vocabulary and terminology.
3. Identify more than 500 different destinations, man-made attractions, and geographically distinctive physical features as an expression of proficiency in tourism knowledge.
4. Present research on a chosen destination, with a focus on creativity in design or delivery.
5. Portray in-depth knowledge of a chosen destination with creativity.
6. Relate current events or trends to travel destinations.
Effective Term: Fall 2025
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