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Supply of H&T Services (2) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Airline/city codes:
         Every airline has its own two-letter identification code
        exp: American Airlines (AA), British Airways (BA), Singapore Airlines (SQ)
         Every city with scheduled passenger service has its own
        three-letter airport code to identify the airport that is served
        exp: Narita, Tokyo (NRT); Haneda, Tokyo (HND); Heathrow, London (LHR),
      - Airline service
        Nonstop flights: From the point-of-origin to
        a destination with no immediate stops
        Direct/through flights: From the point-of-origin to
        a destination with one or more intermediate stops
        Connecting flights: require passengers to change planes to a connecting flight between the point-of-origin and final destination
      - types of trips that passenger can book:
        One way trip: a trip from origin to destination without a return to origin
        exp: sg to Seoul / new york to london
        Round trip: a trip form origin to destination with
        a return to origin, using same route & airline
        exp: sg(SQ)→Seoul... →(SQ)sg
        Circle trip: similar to round trip, except that either the outbound or return trip
        will follow a different route and possibly use a different airline
        exp: sg(SQ)→Seoul..→(KE/korean air)sg
        Open-jaw trip: a circle trip that contains a surface or non-air segment
        exp: sg(plane)→Seoul →(Drive?Train?) Busan →(plane)→sg
- - - - Gaming:
         Renowned gaming locations:
        Hull, Ontario; Atlantic City,
        New Jersey; Laughlin,
        Nevada; Las Vegas,
        Nevada; Monte Carlo,
        Monaco; and Macau
         These locations have ease of access from a large population base
         In the USA/Canada, over 70% of casino revenues
        is attributed to the attractiveness of a slot machines
      - Emerging gaming segments:
        High rollers
        • Sophisticated gamblers, to whom traditional gaming was originally targeted
        • These gamers tend to be wealthy, older, and male.
        • Prefer to play games of skill rather than luck
        Day trippers
        • Retirees dominate this segment
        • These gamers make several short-duration trips to operations within easy
        driving distance and bet relatively significant amounts per trip, but tend to
        play slots and other video gaming options (games of luck)
        Low-stakes/new adopters
        • Members of this segment include the growing group
        of aging baby boomers and their retiree parents
        • They have time and money to enjoy the entertainment associated with gaming
        • Other gamers are younger women who tend to
        play video gaming alternatives and generation x
        Family vacationers
        • This segment tends to gamble as an off-shoot of a family vacation
        • Partly due to the development of complementary
        tourist attractions such as theme parks