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    TYPES OF RECREATION

    AND PUBLIC PARKS

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    Commercial Recreation Private Membership Voluntary University/Campus Recreation

    Military Recreation Employee Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Urban Rural Sports Adventure

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    “ The provision o recreation!related products or services by

    private enterprise or a ee" #iththe lon$!term intent o bein$

    pro%table&'

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    (eeds" #ants"and demands

    Products

    Value"satisaction"and )uality

    E*chan$e"transactions"

    and relationships

    Mar+ets

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    CR be$an #ith the invention o money by

    the Sumerians in ,abylon&

    Most early travel #as based on #ar orbusiness

    Romans held -. holidays per year" anddeveloped better roads or travel

    -01-" Thomas Coo+ invented 2travelerschec+s2 and #as %rst travel a$ent&

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    Commercial Recreation  The provision o recreation!related products

    or services by private enterprise or a ee"#ith the lon$!term intent o bein$ pro!ta"le&

    Commerciali#e$ P%"lic Recreation  The provision o selected recreation!related

    products or services by a &overnmental or

    nonpro!t or&ani#ation in a commercialmanner" #ith much or all o the costs coveredby ees' c(ar&es or ot(er non)ta*reven%es&

      E*t& (ational Par+" museum

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    Entreprene%rial Recreation  The actions of a recreation-related

    organization that searches for trends andchanges in its environment , then

    brings together and manages resources toexploit those changes as an opportunity 

    Entreprene%r

      One who takes responsibility for

    creating innovation of any kind within anorganization

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     The Travel 3ndustry

     The 4ospitality 3ndustry The 5ocal CommercialRecreation 3ndustry

     The 6acilitators

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     Primary unction is themovement o people and the

    provision o travel!relatedservices&3ncludes airlines" rental cars"

    bus lines" roads" cruise lines"travel 7 tour companies&

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     Primary unction is theprovision o accommodations"ood and bevera$e" and related

    amenities& This includes hotels" motels"restaurants" resorts"camp$rounds" recreationcommunities" taverns" 7 ni$htclubs&

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    6acilitators o many types supportthe three main industries&

    -& travel a$encies support hospitality9& #holesalers support localcommercial recreation

    :& convention/visitors bureaus supporthospitality and local commercialrecreation

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    On-site participation and/or purchase

    Travel from

    Recollection

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    Provide" maintain or re$ulate inrastructure;roads" utilities etc&<

    Promote tourism and commercial

    development Provide public acilities or the use o

    commercial products/services ;la+es< Provide lo#!cost introductory pro$rams Encoura$e =oint ventures/partnerships #ith

    commercial enterprises ;s+i areas<

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    Public Recreation vs.Private

    Recreation

    free or low cost philosophy profit motive

    social welfare service origin market driven

    tax supported financial base private capitalgovernmentbased authority entrepreneur

    non-restrictive service focus

    restricted by

    ability to pay