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1 TRAVEL & TOURISM (For Regular Students Only) F.Y.B.A. SY.B.A T.Y.B.A. F.Y.B.A. Title : Indian Tourism Marks : 100 CAPC I Final Exam : 70 Computer Code : 8124 Internal Assessment : 30 Objectives : The paper aims to make students understand a) The development of tourism in India. b) The importance of tourism. c) The paper aims at introducing students to important tourist sites. Internal Assessment Scheme (a) Project - on tour report (b) A project on maps. (30 marks) Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Unit V Unit VI Indian Tourism (a) Its growth, development a projection for the future, impact of liberalization. (b) Economic and social significance of tourism. Tourism Organisations a) Government b) Non-government Classification of tourist regions. a) Various approaches zonal, state, physical, cultural. b) Map Study zones, states and their capitals, important tourist sites. Geographical features and natural wealth of India from the point of view of tourism. a) Wild life sanctuaries. b) Beach and mountain resorts. Modes of Transport (a) Roads (b) Railway (c) Waterways (Inland and coastal) (d) Airways. World Heritage Sites in India man-made and natural, their importance in Indian tourism. 1 P a g e

Internal Assessment Scheme (a) Project - on tour report (b) A project on maps.

2 Unit VII Unit VIII Unit IX Unit X Important Cities Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Delhi, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad. Cultural Sites : Bhubaneshwar, Konark Khajuraho, ajanta, Ellora, Agra, Jaipur, Udaipur, Auroville, chandigarh, Mahabalipuram. Pilgrim Centres : Jagannath Puri, Dwarka, Badari-Kedarnath, Kanyakumari, Haridwar, nasik, Ujjain, Prayag, Bodhgaya, Sanchi, Varanasi Sarnath, Tirupati, Madhura, Kanchipuram. Special Interest Tourist Centres Yoga centres, Music and Dance Centres, Ayurved Cenrres, Museums, Adventure tourism Centres. Reference Books : for CAPC I & ii 1. Fodor s 1973 Guide to India. 2. Madras and Andhra Pradesh. Published by the Director, Publications Division, New Delhi, (issued on behalf of the Department of Tourism, Ministry of Transport & Communication, New Delhi). 3. Madhya Pradesh, Published by the Director, Dept. of Tourism. 4. Bihar, Published by the Director, Dept. of Tourism. 5. Mysore and Kerala. Published by the Director. Dept. of Tourism. 6. Bendre-Indian Tourism. 7. Handbook of India Published by Tourism Department. 2 P a g e

Pilgrim Centres : Jagannath Puri, Dwarka, Badari-Kedarnath, Kanyakumari, Haridwar, nasik, Ujjain, Prayag, Bodhgaya, Sanchi, Varanasi Sarnath, Tirupati, Madhura, Kanchipuram.

3 S.Y.B.A. Title : International Tourism Module : CAPC II Computer Code : 8224 Marks : 100 Final examination : 70 Internal assessment : 30 Objectives : The paper aims at introducing students to : 1. Importance of International Tourism. 2. International Tourism Organisations 3. The paper aims at introducing students to World Tourist Sites. Instructions : Internal assessment should be based on 1. A project on detailed itinerary with map of any World Tourist area. 2. Maps. Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Aims and Objectives of International Tourism Identification of trends in World Tourism. International Organisations a) International Air Transport Association (IATA) b) Universal Federation of Travel Agents Association (UFTAA). c) Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA). d) International Civil aviation Organisation (ICAO) e) World Tourism Organisation (WTO). Social & Economic Significance to tourism Unit V Transport (a) Surface transport (b) Air transport Unit VI Unit VII Unit VIII Americas (a) Major cities (b) Tourist Attraction sites Europe (a) Major cities (b) Tourist Attraction sites Africa (a) Major cities (b) Tourist Attraction sites Unit IX Asia (a) Major cities (b) Tourist Attraction sites 3 P a g e

A project on detailed itinerary with map of any World Tourist area. 2. Maps. Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Aims and Objectives of International Tourism Identification of trends in World Tourism.

4 Unit X Australia & Pacific Islands (a) Major cities (b) Tourist Attraction sites REFERENCE BOOKS : For III and V 1. Recreation, Research and Planning : Burton (Allen & Unwin 1970). 2. International Tourism M. Peters (Hutchinson, 1969). 3. Geography of tourism H.Robinson (Mcdonald & Evans) 4. History of Tourism J. White (Leisure Act, London, 1967). 5. History of Tourism G. Sigaux (Leisure Act, London, 1967) Travel Books edited by E.Fodor on (a) Europe (b) U.S.A. (8 Volumes) (c) Japan & East Asia (d) Soviet Union (e) Caribbean, Bahama & Bermuda Fodor s Country Guides a) Australia b) Belgium and Luxembourg c) Czechoslovakia d) Great Britain e) Germany f) Germany g) Spain h) Switzerland i) Hawai j) Holland k) Italy l) Scandinavia 4 P a g e

History of Tourism G. Sigaux (Leisure Ac

5 S.Y.B.A. TITLE ; I DIA CULTURE Module : CAPC III Computer Code : 8324 Marks : 100 Final examination : 70 Internal Assessment : 30 Objectives : 1. The paper aims at introducing students to the special features of Indian Visual and Performing Arts. 2. The paper aims to make the students understand the diversity in Indian religion and culture. 3. The paper aims to make the students understand the Social structure Instructions : Internal assessment should have (i) One Project on one cultural site. (ii) One Test Presentation Unit I Architecture a) Buddhist architecture : Stupa, Cheitya, vihar b) temple architecture : Nagar, Vesar, Dravid c) Indo-Islamic architecture : Turko-Afghan, Moghal d) Indo-European. Unit II Sculpture a) Indus Valley b) Mauryan c) Shunga-Andhra d) Gupta e) Post-Gupta Unit III Unit IV Painting a) Pre-historic b) Ajanta & Bagh c) Manuscript Paintings : Pala & Jain d) Moghal & Rajput Paintings. e) Modern Schools of Painting Indian Dance a) Classical dances b) Fold dances Unit V Indian Music a) Hindustani Music b) Karnatak Music 5 P a g e

The paper aims to make the students understand the Social structure Instructions : Internal assessment should have (i) One Project on one cultural site.

6 Unit VI Unit VII Unit VIII Unit IX Unit X Main Features of Indian Cultura Social Structure a) Traditional Value System, Varnashraam Dharma and karma theory b) Caste system c) Marriage and Family Religion a) Buddhism b) Jainism c) Hinduism d) Islam, Sikhism, Christianity, Zoroastriannism Indian Handicrafts and Textiles Indian Cuisine REFERENCE BOOKS for CAPC IV and VI 1. The Art and Architecture of India-Benjamin Rowland (Penguin Book). 2. Indian Painting : C. Sivramamurthy (National Book Trust). 3. Indian Art Caravan Roy C(Thomas & Hudson, London). 4. India, Art of World Series Herman Goetz (D.B. Taraporewala & Sons). 5. Wonder That was India A.L. Basham. 6. Tourism : Museums and Monuments in India Dr. S.P. Gupta & Krishnalal (Oriental Publishers) Delhi. 6 P a g e

The Art and Architecture of India-Benjamin Rowland (Penguin Book). 2. Indian Painting : C. Sivramamurthy (National Book Trust). 3. Indian Art Caravan Roy C(Thomas & Hudson, London). 4.

7 T.Y.B.A. TITLE ; TRAVEL FORMALITIES & TRAVEL BUSI ESS Paper : CAPC IV Computer Code : 8424 Marks : 100 Objectives : The paper aims at introducing students to : 1. Formalities required for domestic and international travel. 2. Time calculations. 3. Documents for travel abroad. 4. Travel agencies and tour operators. 5. Accommodations. 6. Fare construction and ticketing. Unit I Role of organistions : Attraction, Accessibility, Amenities, Accommodations, Activities Unit II Unit III Unit IV Unit V Unit VI Unit VII Unit VIII Time Calculation (a) Standard time of Country / Area (b) Elapsed Journey Time Codes (a) City / Airport codes (b) Airline codes (c) Currency codes Travel Documents (a) Passport requirements (b) Visa requirements (c) Income Tax & RBI Regulations (d) Credit Cards (e) Health Regulations Airport Handling (a) Custom Clearance Formalities (b) Baggage (c) Special Assistance Service Travel Agency (a) Establishing Travel Agency. (b) Functions of Travel Agency. Tour Operators (a) Establishing Tour Operating Business (b) Functions of Tour Operations (c) Types of tours Accommodation (a) Classification of hotels (b) Types of Accommodations (c) Food Plans 7 P a g e

8 Unit IX Unit X Fare Construction Based on SITI Indicators, Mileage Principle, Minimum check (only B.H.C.) Ticketing (a) Ticket coupons (b) Manual Ticketing REFERE CE BOOKS FOR CAPC VII & VIII : 1. The IATA and UFTA Standard Examination Books. 8 P a g e

) Ticketing (a) Ticket coupons (b) Manual Ticketing REFERE CE

9 S.Y.B.A. TITLE : I TER ATIO AL TOURISM CAPC II Computer Code : 8224 Marks : 100 Final Examination : 70 Internal Assessment ; 30 Objectives : The paper aims at introducing students to : 1. Importance of International Tourism. 2. International Tourism Organisations. 3. The paper aims at introducing students to World Tourist Sites. Instructions : Internal Assessment should be based on 1. A project on detailed itinerary with map of any World Tourist area. 2. Maps Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Aims and Objectives of International Tourism Identification of trends in World Tourism. International Organisations a) International Air Transport Association (IATA) b) Universal Federation of Travel Agents Association (UFTAA). c) Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA). d) International Civil aviation Organisation (ICAO) e) World Tourism Organisation (WTO). Social & Economic Significance to tourism Unit V Transport (c) Surface transport (d) Air transport Unit VI Unit VII Unit VIII Unit IX Americas (c) Major cities (d) Tourist Attraction sites Europe (c) Major cities (d) Tourist Attraction sites Africa (c) Major cities (d) Tourist Attraction sites Asia (c) Major cities (d) Tourist Attraction sites 9 P a g e

10 Unit X Australia & Pacific Islands (c) Major cities (d) Tourist Attraction sites REFERENCE BOOKS : For III and V 1. Recreation, Research and Planning : Burton (Allen & Unwin 1970). 2. International Tourism M. Peters (Hutchinson, 1969). 3. Geography of tourism H.Robinson (Mcdonald & Evans) 4. History of Tourism J. White (Leisure Act, London, 1967). 5. History of Tourism G. Sigaux (Leisure Act, London, 1967) Travel Books edited by E.Fodor on 1. Europe 2. U.S.A. (8 Volumes) 3. Japan & East Asia 4. Soviet Union 5. Caribbean, Bahama & Bermuda Fodor s Country Guides a) Australia b) Belgium and Luxembourg c) Czechoslovakia d) Great Britain e) Germany f) Germany g) Spain h) Switzerland i) Hawai j) Holland k) Italy l) Scandinavia 10 P a g e

History of Tourism G. Sigaux (Leisure Act, London, 1967) Travel Books edited by E.Fodor on 1. Europe 2. U.S.A. (8 Volumes) 3. Japan & East Asia 4. Soviet Union 5.

Tourism Overview Brazil India

Tourism Overview Brazil India Tourism Social Economic Importance Tourism is a big source of income in many countries throughout the world; Source: UNWTO (World Turism Organizarion) International tourist