OCR National Level 2 Travel & Tourism AO2 Facilities and meeting needs of customers

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AO2 Facilities and meeting needs of customers

In this task you will need to identify the different types of facilities provided to meet the needs of six types of customer. Answer the questions below in detail. Use T&T case studies to help.

The Six types of customers are:-

• Individuals, couples, groups

• Families

• Leisure and business travellers

• Internal and external customers

• Different age groups, e.g. teenagers, grey market

• Special needs, e.g. disabled access, people travelling with babies, religious needs, dietary needs

Examples of facilities are:-

Braille and hearing loops, business facilities, crèche, languages, meeting rooms, prayer facilities, single rooms, special diets

Case Study 1: National Trust property, Killerton House near Exeter, Devon

Disabled access

1. What facilities does the National Trust at Killerton House provide for people with access and hearing difficulties?

Killerton House have hearing loops installed in the shop and the reception so that people with hearing difficulties can then hear what is being said, all they have to do is change the setting on their hearing aid to ‘T’ and it will connect with the hearing loop. This is a really good piece of equipment to have because it helps to make people with hearing difficulties feel a lot more comfortable going to this place.

Killerton house also offer a wide range of access for disabled people. These include a volunteer-driven buggy to take disabled drivers from the car park the house and garden. To get into the house there are three steps at the entrance but you can have a ramp at request. They also have a stairclimber to costume displays, and wheelchairs. In the shop they have a wheelchair lift to the upper level and the garden has gravel paths and grass.

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People travelling with babies

2. What facilities does the National Trust at Killerton House provide for people travelling with babies?

Killerton House provide a table and chair in the women’s WCs near the stable courtyard and at the house. They provide a children’s guide, quiz sheet for the house, children’s menu and highchairs. Also babies in back carriers and single pushchairs are allowed in all areas and the discovery centre is open most weekends when the house is open.

Dietary needs

3. What facilities does the National Trust at Killerton House provide for people with dietary needs?

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