Lesson Plan

• Identify and differentiate the four main tourism product categories: accommodation, transport, attractions, and tours.
• Explain how each product type influences a tourist’s experience, budget, and itinerary.
• Compare key considerations for tourists when selecting each product type.
• Apply knowledge by matching real‑world examples to the appropriate product category.

• Projector and screen
• Whiteboard and markers
• Printed handouts of the product comparison table
• Sample brochures or images of accommodation, transport, attractions, and tours
• Worksheets for group matching activity
• Sticky notes and pens for the opening task

Begin with a short travel advertisement video to capture interest. Ask students to recall a recent trip and share one product they used (e.g., a hotel or a bus). Explain that today they will explore how accommodation, transport, attractions, and tours combine to create a complete tourism experience, and outline the success criteria.

1. Do‑now (5') – Students write a recent travel experience on sticky notes and place them on the board.
2. Mini‑lecture (10') – Teacher presents the four product types using slides and the comparison table.
3. Group activity (15') – Teams receive mixed brochures/images and match each to the correct product category, justifying their choices on a worksheet.
4. Whole‑class discussion (10') – Groups share findings; teacher highlights key considerations and corrects misconceptions.
5. Exit quiz (5') – Students complete a quick ticket: write one advantage of each product type.

Recap the four product categories and their impact on a tourist’s journey. Collect the exit tickets to gauge understanding, and remind students to review the handout for tomorrow’s role‑play activity where they will design a travel package.