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A PRODUCT CAN BEANYTHING
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.
Physical goodslike
soaps,detegentsAirlines services
Places likehyderabad.
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Propertieslikeshopping
malls
Tourismcompanies
Newschannels
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PRODUCT
The product is defined as a "thingproduced by labor or effort .or the
"result of an act or a process.
Since 1575, the word "product" hasreferred to anything produced. Since1695, the word has referred to "thing or
things produced".
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PRODUCT AT DIFFERENT ASPECTS
IN MARKETING PRODUCT CAN BE ANYTHINGTHAT CAN BE OFFERED TO MARKET.
IN RETAILING , PRODUCT ARE CALLED
MERCHANDISE.
IN INSURANCE PRODUCT IS THE INSURANCEPOLICY SALE BY INSURANCE COMPANIES
BANKING SECTOR SALES BANKINGSERVICES AS PRODUCT.
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SOAP AND AIRLINES SERVICES AS PRODUCT
SOAPAIRLINES
SERVICESSoap as a product comesunder category of non -durable goods. Also theyare tangible goods.. i.e theynormally consumed in few
uses.As they are purchased
frequently and alsoconsumed very often. Itcomes under category offast moving consumersgoods (fmcg) products
Airline Services comesunder category ofintangible , inseparable ,variable, and perishableproducts.
These services needs agood amount of qualitycontrol, credibility of thesuppliers, adaptability tovarious consumptionbehavior.
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EXPERIENCE COULD BE A PRODUCT
Tourism enterprises usually offer both tangible and intangible products to
their customers which are complementary to each other and perceived as
the integral parts of a whole travelexperience. Although the tangible
and intangible products are dissimilar in characteristics, they can be
distinguished by their effects on customer satisfaction or combined for
improving customer satisfaction. In this project, hotel products have been
categorized by their tangibility and intangibility as well as theirinfluences on customer satisfaction. The example is of the customers of a
tour operator from six countries (the Russian Federation, Ukraine,
Belarus, Latvia, Tatars tan, and Kazakhstan) whose holiday destination
was Antalya, Turkey. Regression analysis results showed that tangible
elements of the products were more influential on overall customersatisfaction than intangible elements at the hotels. Only for customers
from Latvia, intangible elements of the hotel were more influential on
overall satisfaction. This example showed that customer perceptions
about the tangible and intangible elements of the tourism products may
be varied according to nationalities, although tourism products usuallycombine both elements.
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A destination may be viewed as an amalgam of individual products and experience
opportunities that combine to form a total experience of the area visited. Tourism
products are served to foreign visitors by numerous local companies which
sometimes operate in different sectors in the host country. However, in the tourism
literature, researchers to a large extent have concentrated on such aspects asaccommodation, transportation facilities, and services as the duration of the
customer-company interactions at hotels and transportation vehicles are usually
much longer and their influences oncustomersoverall satisfaction are much higher
than other sectors. For this reason, it becomes necessary to identify and analyze theintangible-dominant but it stresses that a business is made up of a mixture of
discrete elements that need not be of the same type. The overall structures of the
businesses are determined by the characteristic of the core element together with the
feature of each of the separate elements. The molecular model can successfully be
transformed to the hotel product since it is composed of a set of separate but
interrelated elements such as the design of the hotel, the room facilities, the food
and beverages served, the service offered by the staff, the overall ambience of the
establishment and so on.
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We could conclude that experience such as
tourism packages, or an experience of havingdinner at a five star hotel could lead to thesatisfaction of the customer. Hence, experience
could be sold as product and it has variouspotential customers. If we take example of adinner in five star hotels, its potential customerwould be upper middle class and upper class and
they pay in thousands for having a dinner there atthe five star hotel. So it leads to the huge profit toits sellers and these are the most liquid product
these days.
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EXPERIENCE AS A PRODUCT
TANGIBLE
TANGIBLE
INTANGIBLE CUSTOMERSATISFACTI
ON
TANGIBLE
Travelling a lifetime
experience.
Dinner at five star hotels is
fun.
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PLACE COULD BE A PRODUCT
Place could also be a product e.g. these days we see a
variety of advertisement regardingvibrantGujarat.Gujaratgovernme
ntpromotingits stateunder theproject-vibrant
Gujarat
Gujarat government promoting its state under the project-vibrant GujaratGujarat government promoting its state under the project-vibrant GujaratGujarat government promoting its state under the project-vibrant GujaratGujarat government promoting its state under the project-vibrant GujaratGujarat government promoting its state under the project-vibrant Gujarat
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As a contributor to the global economy, tourism industry provides opportunities
like: Employment of over 204 million people worldwide or one in every nine
workers, 10.6 percent ofThe global workforce. Is the worlds leading economic contributor, producing an incredible 10.2
percent of the worlds
Gross national product. Is the leading producer of tax revenues at US$655 billion. Is the worlds largest industry in terms of gross output approaching US$304
trillion.The World Tourism Organization defines tourists as people who "travel to and stay
in places outside theirUsual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business
and other purposes not
Related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the placevisited". Hence we could say that places are becoming a product andtheir market is been flourishing day by day making it a profitable dealto the state government.
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