SITTPPD012 — Package tourism products
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What an assessment for SITTPPD012 must cover
90 assessable components: 3 elements (14 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 66 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Source component products.
- 1.1Identify product objectives in consultation with appropriate colleagues and customers.
- 1.2Determine customer or market destination and product preferences and requirements.
- 1.3Identify and research potential destinations and component products and services.
- 1.4Assess destination and product details for market suitability and consider innovative options when appropriate.
- 1.5Assess quality credentials of operators and their products.
- 1.6Select destinations and products based on research.
2 Package component products.
- 2.1Develop packaged products or programs to meet requirements of specific customers or markets.
- 2.2Combine and integrate program components to create maximum value and saleability within constraints.
- 2.3Make agreements with suppliers according to organisation profit and other requirements and confirm in writing.
- 2.4Check and incorporate legal requirements.
- 2.5Cost programs to ensure profitability and consideration of key financial factors.
3 Finalise product packaging.
- 3.1Clearly document and present product or program and pricing structures, including details of inclusions, exclusions and add-ons.
- 3.2Review and adjust products or programs and pricing structures in response to feedback from customers or colleagues.
- 3.3Present final product or program details for approval within required timeframes.
Performance evidence
- source and package products for three different types of travellers from among the following customer groups or markets: Australians travelling internationally (outbound), domestic tourists travelling within Australia, international tourists travelling within Australia (inbound), special interest groups
- develop and cost practical programs for each of the above travellers that include at least six product or service components listed in the knowledge evidence
- package each of the above programs to ensure practical options that meet requirements of above travellers including: budget, cultural requirements, destination preferences, integration, at least once, into a wider touring, event or sporting program, product and service preferences and requirements, time constraints
Knowledge evidence
- tourism industry information sources
- industry information or destination marketing networks and their value in research for the packaging process
- research approaches relevant to packaging tourism products:
- desk research
- destination or site inspection
- personal contact with tourism authorities, product suppliers or distribution network
- customer or market product preferences and requirements relevant to the industry sector
- market suitability considerations:
- accessibility
- availability
- costs
- features and benefits
- product match to preferences and requirements
- profit potential
- quality credentials of operators:
- customer service and satisfaction record
- public liability and duty of care policies and procedures
- environmental and local community protection credentials
- reliability of other tourism operators:
- in complying with laws
- to provide promised products and services
- safety record
- features of typical supply and contractual arrangements with suppliers
- key principles and elements of calculating complex packaged product costings and pricing structures
- key financial factors impacting costing of programs:
- commission or mark-up structures
- exchange rate implications
- profit margin requirements
- special fees and other charges
- taxes
- distribution and marketing networks, including those involved in distributing the proposed tourism product or program
- industry commission or mark-up procedures and rates appropriate to the particular sector and the varying organisations in the distribution network
- industry practices in packaging products and presenting pricing structures appropriate to different sectors:
- different costing options:
- per person
- per room
- group
- all inclusive
- ground content only
- typical package styles for different markets or customer types
- product or service components included in tourism programs:
- accommodation
- activities
- cruises
- entertainment
- entrances to attractions, museums, events and exhibits
- food, beverage and catering
- tour guiding services
- tours
- transport
- vehicle rental
- aspects of laws that impact on tourism operations and actions required of tourism operators:
- consumer protection:
- providing services as advertised
- terms and conditions
- refund requirements
- cancellation fees
- child sex tourism
- legal liability insurance requirements and duty of care of customers
- environmental protection:
- licences
- permits
- accreditation
- minimal impact practice
- local community protection:
- land ownership, management and access requirements
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: interpret complex supplier component product information, contracts and costs.
- Writing skills: document complex product information, programs and pricing structures and specific conditions that apply.
- Oral communication skills: liaise with customers and colleagues on practical operational issues.
- Numeracy skills: calculate complex costing components and different commission and mark-up structures.
- Problem-solving skills: respond to need for variations and adjustments in potentially complex itineraries or products.
- Initiative and enterprise skills: assess research findings and match destinations and products to specific customer or market needs.
- Technology skills: use software to prepare and present different package components for different customer types or markets.
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Questions about assessing SITTPPD012
What does an assessment tool for SITTPPD012 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SITTPPD012 needs to address all 90 unit components: 3 elements with 14 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 66 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for SITTPPD012?
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