Stages

     THE STAGES OF TOURIST JOURNEY


  * Stage One-Dreaming Phase:

      •Potential visitors begin to imagine/dream       of a new trip to a certain destination, and         they seek inspiration from all types of               information and shared experiences, both         offline and online.


   *Stage Two - Planning Phase:

      •At the very beginning anyone who wishes       to travel should plan for their key                       determining factors. If those factors can be       solved then only a person can think of               travelling. Those determining factors can         be for the very first, 'time' and 'Money'.            Without know the available time and                money nobody can think of any kind of              tourism that consist of pleasure, or cannot      come under the category of tourist as                defined by the UNWTO.


    *Stage Three - Starting the journey:

     •As soon a person determines to travel the       journey starts by leaving home with the             proper plan to return in that place in                 certain period of time. So the person starts       journey packing the basic necessary                  during  the tour. In this stage any person          starts the journey will have excitement and      expectation towards the place of travel.


     *Stage Four Enjoying the tour:

    •The saturation point where a person                 starts enjoying the trip, s/he will start               comparing the expectation before the trip         and with reality during the tour.


    *Stage Five- Returning home:

     •After enjoying the trip person returns               home with experience. Experience that             person have gai may contradict with                 previous experience or me, return with             higher joy.



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