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resort

vr.tr.resort · SOC.ORG

Let an agent explain what a resort is and its kinds, identify the kind of resort meant, relay tourism, planning and consumer rules in general terms, and separate resorts from hotels, destinations and health facilities.

Thing Registry Society, people and institutions

Research draft, second pass

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Purpose and description

Let an agent explain what a resort is and its kinds, identify the kind of resort meant, relay tourism, planning and consumer rules in general terms, and separate resorts from hotels, destinations and health facilities.

A place developed for holidays, recreation or health, providing accommodation, food, leisure facilities and often a beach, ski slopes, spa or entertainment on a single site or in a destination town; resorts range from all-inclusive hotel complexes and ski villages to seaside and spa towns, and are operated commercially or, historically, as sanatoria and holiday camps.

What it is for: Holidays, recreation and health tourism.

It can be identify the kind of resort; explain facilities and business models; relay tourism and consumer rules; distinguish resorts from hotels and destinations.

Distinguishing features

Recreation as the purpose

Accommodation plus facilities

Single-site complexes or resort towns

Seasonal patterns

What it looks like

A complex or town with accommodation, leisure facilities and attractions such as a beach, slopes or spa.

How it is recognised

Developed place for recreation with accommodation and facilities

Kinds by attraction: seaside, ski, spa, golf, all-inclusive

A hotel alone, a national park or a hospital is a different thing

Related models

is a kind of - in registry terms

lodging

is a kind of - when operated as a business

commercial organization

is related to - the sector

tourism

is confused with - a component or a smaller operation

hotel

In practice

Families and kinds

seaside resorts

ski and mountain resorts

spa and health resorts

all-inclusive and integrated resorts

golf and marina resorts

holiday villages and historical holiday camps

resorts serving specific communities, studied as history

Standards and regulation

Tourism accommodation licensing and classification

Planning and environmental rules for resort development

Consumer protection for package holidays

Health regulation for spa and medical resorts

Failure modes and hazards

Overdevelopment and environmental damage

Seasonal economic dependence

Consumer disputes over bookings

Safety incidents at pools and slopes

Also called

turbazahealth resortseaside resorttourist resortAfrican American resorttourist villageHigh Oaks Grangebalneological resortprivate island resortholiday villageisland resortholiday campleisure complexoutfitterdestination sparecreation areamountain resortyaylavacation colonycottage countrymineral spa

Where this came from

wikidata · CC0 1.0

Drafted structure

Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.

Identify What kind of resort.

Identity.

Kind

Kind and attraction.

Kind

Kind.

  1. What kind of resort is it, and what is its main attraction? definition
  2. Is the place a resort, a hotel, a destination or a health facility? boundary

Facilities

Facilities.

Facilities

Facilities.

  1. What accommodation and facilities does the resort provide? provenance
  2. Which entry fits the specific resort? action
Operate Business and regulation.

Business.

Business

Business models.

Business

Business.

  1. How are resorts operated, from all-inclusive pricing to resort towns? provenance
  2. Which entry fits hospitality management? action

Rules

Licensing and consumer rules.

Rules

Rules.

  1. What licensing, classification and consumer protection rules apply? provenance
  2. Is the user in a booking dispute, which needs consumer services? boundary
Impact Environment and community.

Impact.

Environment

Environmental effects.

Environment

Environment.

  1. What environmental effects do resorts have, and how are they regulated? provenance
  2. Which entry fits sustainable tourism? action

Community

Local communities.

Community

Community.

  1. How do resorts affect local economies and communities, with positions attributed? provenance
  2. Is the presentation neutral? boundary
History History.

Context.

History

History of resorts.

History

History.

  1. How did resorts develop from spa towns and seaside resorts to modern complexes? provenance
  2. Which references are standard? provenance

Social

Social history.

Social

Social.

  1. What is known about resorts serving particular communities, such as those for African Americans under segregation, with attribution? provenance
  2. Which entry fits tourism history? action

What the second pass must settle

  • Should ski and seaside resorts be separate entries?
  • How should accommodation classifications be linked?
  • The registry entry has merged aliases from Russian tourist bases to historical resorts; should they be split off?