BHM Study Notes
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Meaning of supply of tourism products, supply function, supply curve and Law of Supply, Costs in
tourism: relationship among costs, total revenue and profit in the tourism industry, Concept of shift in
supply curve and the factors shifting supply curve of the tourism products, Concept of elasticity of supply
for tourism products, Challenges for the supply of tourism products, movement along the supply curve.
Introduction of cooking, Objectives of cooking, Methods of cooking including moist heat, dry
heat and fat medias, Microwave cooking, Induction cooking, In a packet cooking, Solar cooking,
Molecular gastronomy, Heat effects on foods, Advantages and disadvantages of various cooking
methods, Suitable ingredients for various cooking methods
Introduction of hygiene and sanitation, Kitchen hygiene, Food hygiene, Food poisoning and
remedies, Personal hygiene and its rules
Introduction of kitchen equipment, Types of kitchen equipment such as large equipment,
mechanical equipment, tools and utensils, their examples and uses
Introduction of kitchen and bakery brigade, Kitchen organization charts of small, medium and
large scale
hotels, Staffing and heir job responsibilities, Kitchen uniform and its care
Meaning of tourism demand forecasting, Purpose/ Importance of tourism demand forecasting, Concept of
Quantitative and Qualitative techniques of forecasting tourism demand, Concept of Time Series Model, Concept and importance of Survey Method for tourism demand forecasting
Concept of demand for the tourism product, tourism demand function, Demand Curve and Law of
Demand, Types of variables influencing tourism demand, Levels of choices affecting tourism demand, Factors constraining tourism demands, Concept of shift in the demand curve, Concept of elasticity of
elasticity of demand for tourism products, Measurement of Price, Income and Cross Price Elasticity of
Demand, Lancastrian demand analysis, movement along the demand curve.
Composition of the tourism industry and its product: suppliers’ and tourists’ views, Concept of free and
scarce resources in tourism, Controlling and rewarding resource use, Interrelationship between tourismand other sectors of the economy
Concept of economy and economics, scope of the study of economics, The concept of opportunity cost, concept and scope of tourism economics, An overview of Nepalese Economy, Importance of tourism for
Nepalese economy, Challenge for the development of tourism in Nepal, Needs and types for economic
analysis in the tourism industry
Tourism in Nepal Nepal is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and adventurous activities. The country is home to the majestic Himalayan mountain range, including Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world. Nepal also has a vibrant culture, with a blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, and […]
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