1. The founder of modern tourism in China
In December 1930, when Chen Guangfu was passing through Xuzhou Station on his northbound trip, he saw third-class passengers stranded at the station and asked China Travel Agency to set up offices in some areas. Guest house and canteen. In the same year, Zhao Junhao was appointed editor-in-chief and founded China's first tourism publication "Travel". This magazine, with its pictures and texts, introduces places of interest at home and abroad, stimulating the Chinese people's love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland and their interest in tourism.
From the tourism department to the China Travel Agency, Chen Guangfu loses money every year because of the initiative and cumbersome procedures for handling air tickets. Colleagues and friends advised him to stop, but Chen remained unmoved, saying that although the travel agency lost money every year, it had saved a lot of rights and interests for the country, otherwise more money would have been sent abroad.
2. The founder of modern tourism industry
Xu Shubiao (1922-March 17, 2012), male, Thai beverage king, founder of Red Bull Beverage, born in 1922 Kengyuan Village, Baofang Township, Wenchang, Hainan. When he was 2 years old, he was taken to Thailand by relatives to reunite with his father. When he was in his twenties, he entered the society and found a job as a salesman, selling drugs door to door, and became familiar with the drug market. Thailand's post-war US economic recovery, opening up to the outside world and the development of tourism have promoted the prosperity of all walks of life.
Tencel Group was founded in 1956 by Thai Chinese Xu Shubiao. Tencel Group is a food and beverage company from Thailand and a trademark of the Red Bull brand and Red Bull World in China. Currently, its authorized Red Bull products in China include Red Bull metamizole beverages and Red Bull vitamin flavored beverages.
3. In 1927, the founder of the earliest tourism organization in China was
An important symbol of China’s development. A symbol of China’s modern tourism industry is that Chen Guangpu established the Tourism Department at Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank and Officially changed its name to China Travel Service in 1927.
The Travel Department of Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank was formally established in August 1923. It was China's first travel agency, the predecessor of China Travel Agency in the future, and the beginning of modern China's tourism industry. Founded by banker Chen Guangfu.
Interestingly, as the first travel agency in China, it is not an independent organization, but is located under the bank. From a time perspective, it has been nearly 80 years since the British inventor Thomas Cook invented the world. This was the first travel agency in 1845.
4. Who is the founder of modern tourism in China?
The founder of China Travel Network is Zhang Ping. China Travel Network was established in July 2003 and is headquartered in Beijing, China. It is currently the largest travel portal in China. As an early practitioner of the U.S. travel Internet industry in China, China Travel Network has been committed to providing the most professional, richest, and most detailed travel information and outdoor information to Chinese people around the world, and strives to build China Travel Network into a sharing and interactive paradise for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts. .
: 5. Who is the father of modern tourism?
1. The father of modern tourism discovered the needs of people in the United States and then developed tourism.
2. The pioneer of tourism lies in adapting to the market, catering to needs and innovating tourism. This is the standard for developing tourism.
3. Develop tourism-related industries and promote the development of the service industry with tourism as the core.
There is no doubt that he changed the lives of individuals and the needs of the people he met.
5. He created a tacit understanding of group tourism, developed the basic model of travel agency operation, and developed package tours.
6. He promoted industrial transformation (from industry and agriculture to the service industry). He also created new markets and satisfied consumer desires. Thomas Cook (November 22, 1808 - July 18, 1892) was the father of modern travel and tourism. The first person to organize a group tour also organized the world's first round-the-world tour. He also published "The World's First Travel Guide for Group Tourists" (-- "Liverpool Travel Guide"), and creatively used travelers as a guide: on July 5, 1841, he organized a chartered car for 570 people to participate in the prohibition of alcohol prohibition. order meeting.
Although this tour group is a non-commercial amateur activity, it is open to the public, which increases Cook's interest and confidence in organizing tour activities, laying a foundation and accumulating experience for him to open a travel agency in the future. After years of preparation, he officially founded the world's first travel agency in the United States, Thomas Cook Travel Agency in 1845 (now Thomas Cook Group, the brand is officially authorized by China, named Thomas Cook), which became the beginning of the travel agency business . After the travel agency was established, it organized its first leisure sightseeing tour group on August 4, 1845, a trip from Leicester to Liverpool with 350 participants. I made careful plans for this group trip, personally inspected the travel route in advance, determined the tourist spots along the way, and made arrangements with innkeepers from all over the world for the tourists' meals and accommodation. After returning, I compiled and published the "Liverpool Travel Guide" and distributed it to tourists, which became an early travel guide. In 1846, he organized another 350 people and guides to travel to Scotland. The tour group received a warm welcome wherever they went. Since then, the name of Thomas Cook Travel Agency has become famous in the British Isles. In 1851, he organized more than 165,000 people to visit the first World's Fair at London's Crystal Palace. Four years later, the World Expo was held in Paris, France. He organized more than 500,000 people to visit it, making the tourism industry break national boundaries and go global for the first time. By 1864, he had established Thomas Cook & Sons, fully launched the tourism industry, and made some preparations for going global.
Font Thomas Cook, an 84-year-old British missionary who lived in the 19th century, pioneered modern tourism. Known as the father of modern tourism, he was the first person to organize group tours, organized the world's first round-the-world travel group, and compiled and published the world's first group travel guide - "Liverpool Travel Guide" .
6. Who is the father of modern tourism in China?
In 1923, Chen Guangfu, general manager of Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank, established the tourism department in the bank, marking the beginning of China's modern tourism industry. In 1927, he separated the travel department from the bank and established the China Travel Service, which was the birth of China's first travel agency.
7. Who is the founder of modern tourism in China?
It is directly managed by the State Council and is an administrative agency. Its main responsibilities are: (1) Research and formulate guidelines, policies and plans for tourism development, study and solve major problems in the economic operation of the tourism industry, organize the formulation of laws, regulations and standards for the tourism industry and supervise their implementation. (2) Coordinate and implement various tourism-related policies and measures, especially holiday tourism, tourism safety, tourism emergency rescue and travel insurance, to ensure the normal operation of tourism activities. (3) Research and formulate international tourism market development strategies, organize publicity and promotion activities for the country’s overall tourism image, and organize and guide the development of important tourism products. (4) Cultivate and improve the domestic tourism market, study and formulate strategic measures for the development of domestic tourism and guide their implementation, supervise and inspect the tourism market order and service quality, accept complaints from tourists, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of tourists. (5) Organize a census of tourism resources, guide the planning, development and construction of key tourist areas, and organize tourism statistics. (6) Research and formulate foreign-related tourism policies, be responsible for foreign tourism exchanges and cooperation, sign international tourism agreements on behalf of the country, formulate outbound tourism and border tourism measures, and supervise their implementation. (7) Organize and guide tourism education and training, formulate a professional qualification system and grade system for tourism professionals and supervise its implementation. (8) Guide local tourism administrative agencies in carrying out tourism work. (9) Responsible for the party and mass work of the bureau agencies and directly affiliated units in Beijing, and provide leadership and management to the directly affiliated units. (10) Undertake other tasks assigned by the State Council.
8. The founder of China’s earliest tourism organization
Introduced by the British Thomas Cook, the father and founder of the world’s modern tourism industry. 112 years ago, a pioneer died in 1872 at the age of 84. Because of his contribution to the world, the UK published two reviews. His greatness lies in discovering a need and satisfying it.
This demand is self-evident, it is called tourism. This satisfaction clearly tells us that we should study products based on market demand. This great man was the famous Englishman Thomas Cook, a pioneer of contemporary tourism.
This chef teacher has been engaged in tourism all his life. His great achievements provide us with an opportunity, which is tourism.
: 9. Who is the father and founder of modern tourism in the world?
1. Li Shizhen (1518-1579): a medical scientist in the Ming Dynasty who read a lot and was very knowledgeable. . Three years later, he translated the manuscript into "Compendium of Materia Medica" three times, which is a masterpiece in the history of China and Chinese medicine.
2. Xu Guangqi (1562-1633), a scientist of the period, translated "He Yuan" and wrote "The Complete Book of Agricultural Affairs". He was a pioneer of modern Western learning in China.
3. Song Yingxing (1587-?): A scientist in the late Ming Dynasty named Chang Geng and Feng Xin. He wrote "Tiankaiwu", a famous scientific and technological work in ancient China.
4. Chen Shigong (1555~1636), a surgeon in the Ming Dynasty of China. Yu Ren, whose real name is Xu Ruo, was born in the Jiajing period of Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty (AD 1555) and died in the Chongzhen period of Emperor Sizong of the Ming Dynasty (AD 1636) at the age of 81. A native of Donghai, Jiangsu (now Nantong). Chen Shigong has been engaged in surgical work for more than 40 years. He has cured many difficult and complicated diseases and accumulated rich experience in treatment.
5. Zhang Jingyue (1563-1640) was born in Kuaiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) in the late Ming Dynasty. His real name was Jiebin, his real name was Huiqing, his real name was Jingyue, and his courtesy name was Zi. At the same time, because he made good use of cultivated land, some people called him Zhang S cultivated land. He is an outstanding medical scientist, a representative of the warming and tonic school of ancient Chinese medicine, and the actual founder. At that time, he was known as a man with outstanding medical skills and an immortal person after Zhongjing. His academic thoughts had a great influence on later generations.
Written Chinese medicine classics such as "Lei Jing", "Lei Jing Picture Wings", "Lei Jing Fu Yi", "Jingyue Complete Book" (including "New Fang Ba Zhen"), and "Questioning Records" book.
6. Xu Xiake (1587-1641), whose name was Hongzu and whose real name was Zhenzhi, was from Jiangyin (now Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province) in southern Zhili. A geographer, traveler and writer of the Ming Dynasty, he wrote a 600,000-word geographical masterpiece between 755 and 79,000 AD.
Beijing Tourism University is the first undergraduate tourism higher education institution established in New China. The school is the pioneer of tourism higher education in China. The college founded China's first tourism management university, compiled China's first generation of tourism higher education textbooks, trained graduates from China's first tourism university, and edited and published China's first tourism academic journal "Xu Xiake's Travels" , is also the most authoritative Chinese tourism academic journal in the world.