Jenis Investigasi

Life of a poor tailor

            It is in my neighboring area that there is a family they are all widow they have to live their life with two breadwinners inside.But despite that they are still survive ,there are two widow and one of the widow has a daughter and her daughter has a big role in the family her daughter working as a servant inone of the families in the neighborhood to keep the family standing.the other widow work as a tailor wich also a breadwinner in the family when I asked “how can you survive to live your life?”she said she has to save the money as much as she can so that they can buy food every single day,about their house condition its pretty bad condition beam in the middle of the house to prop up the ceiling,the neighbors know the condition so they are reported it to kelurahan to ask support and assistance to reconstruct the house,about how much money they can get each month they won’t tell it and it is ok,their daughter usually wash the dishes doing household work ,about the tailor we call her “bude” bude usually get people to fix people’s clothes in variant mode and also prices she get a lot of order only during idul fitri so everyday like this only few people wants to fix their clothes.to keep their life they also rely on her daughter that only work as a servant.I hope their house can be fixed by the kelurahan that their neighbors have veen reporting about their bad house condition.

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               Bogor botanical garden is one of botanical garden in Indonesia wich is located in Bogor,West Java.Bogor botanical garden built on May 18 1817,it built by prof,Reindwardt from germany he worked for holland under colonial that time.Bogor botanical garden has an area around 87 hectares.it managed by LIPI (Indonesian Science Agency)non department,Bogor botanical garden has some variety there are 213 families of plant varieties, there are 1300 genus. For Orchid collection there are 101 until 570 of genus.It has the oldest plant that is lychee it's since 1823.there's some rare plant in botanical garden they are enam-enam plant with status vulnerable,kayu raja it is from borneo (Kalimantan) with the status threatened and then kayu besi , kayu hitam,kayu ebony etc.when i asked about the tendance of this garden there is no any special tendence perhaps for some plants there.for a worker there or if you want to be a worker there there is some requirement they are must be a high school graduated minimum or must be bachelor degree in any major.Bogor botanical garden can be used to sights place you can take a look around seeing many kinds of plants there it's so green there are some cactus,fruit trees,ponds etc.for the facilities there are mosque,toilet,cafeteria,gazebo etc.the number for the visitors if on the weekend there are around 10.000 visitors and for the week days around 1000 until 2000 visitors.it's good for children to respect the nature and knowing many kinds of plant.there's some constraints to this place they are from nature sectors like hurricane the trees can fall down and lightning when wet season can break some trees and for recreation sector there are the level of cleanliness,and trash.Bogor botanical garden has a future plan for the plants that is as the last bastion to protect rare plants.

so as the last bastion to protect rare plants Bogor botanical garden still try to make it comes true,with the development in any sector they have.

Tulisan Jenis Opini

Khattab, an Arab-Israeli jihadist in Syria

Khattab is one of the few Arab Israelis fighting beside rebels who oppose Assad's regime in Syria. FRANCE 24 talked to him about his decision to leave a home and job in Israel to “perform his duty of jihad” despite his lack of military training.

By FRANCE 24  (text)

Islamists from all corners of the globe have joined the jihadist rebel groups fighting against President Bashar al Assad in Syria. But, unlike many of the others, Khattab is not Saudi, Tunisian or Iraqi.

He is an Arab Israeli (a Palestinian with an Israeli passport), who told FRANCE 24 that he decided to “perform his duty of jihad in Syria” despite a lack of military skill or experience.

Khattab says he decided to take action because he was revolted by what he called “the inaction of the international community, while Syrians have been massacred for more than two

”. He was moved by “the images repeatedly broadcast on news channels”.

The twenty-year-old recently left his home in the northern Israeli city of Haifa and his job as a mechanical engineer (for which he frequently travelled to the UK) “after having established contact with certain people in Syria via social networking sites”.

Arriving first in Turkey, Khattab was picked up at the Syrian border and taken to the city of Aazaz and then toward the north-western Latakia region.

Today Khattab is fighting with the al Nusra Front, a group affiliated with al Qaeda and considered a terrorist organisation by the UN. He is preparing to go to the former rebel stronghold of Homs after having already fought in battles in the Hama region.

Though it is extremely rare to stumble upon jihadist who hold an Israeli passport in Syria, Khattab says he has met a few in the north, near Latakia and Idlib.

One of them, Muayyed Zaki Jumaa Ighbariya, an Arab Israeli who, like Khattab, is a member of the al Nusra front, was killed in fighting in September. He is thought to have been the first Israeli citizen to die in the Syrian conflict. 
 

Source : www.france24.com

Opinion:

         As we know that they outside ,people around the world has their own opinion about this situation ,pro or contra of assad regime.

But for me ,I think it’s almost the same with other arab countries that wanted to get a better government ,with the better government they can get a better life as well then,

I hope the UN can find best solution for this so that refugees can get back to syria and get a better,new life in their own country.

And khattab as an Israeli who is doing duty of jihad may be it can break a negative statements about Israel.

Tulisan Jenis Feature

Journey to Java

               It is a story of three young teenagers journey to jogja ,D.I.Yogyakarta province,lets call it ala backpacker journey these teenagers started their journey with low budget and in happy ways.ya as teenagers spirit pumping,enermous couriosity ,travelling are such a good stuff for them.

Manually they bought tickets for three to the senen station Jakarta before they get the tickets they fill out some forms with their ID numbers on it so that they are save during the journey and it also has been a part of policy.

               They took economy class train ya as we said before ala backpacker these three young teens lets call them as jen,yun and nick .the train was came at night at 8.00 pm .loud speaker system at the station calling that their train is coming they’re ready to start a journey.got on the train took few hours to get there.

Finally they got the place they entering the motel that they have been book in Jakarta,so although ala backpacker they still have plan to make their journey easier.

              Morning has come theirs first plan was to Borobudur temple that has been known as buddhist temple ,asking for direction to the local is the way to get there so that they can’t get lost took a bus 2 hour long journey finally they got there such a big temple they saw took a look around with some others tourist foreign and domestic took some pictures they had fun there .

             The next day their plan was to south square of keraton of jogja because it’s near from the place they were settled so they got there at night. By a cab for three it was so amazing and interesting view at night,there was a myth that if sombody could pass through the beringin tree their wishes will come true

             They gave it a try at first they failed they tried again and over again then finally these three teens could passed through the three hope their wishes come true.unfortunatelly they have to had their vacation just for 2 days or 3 days they have to take their train by tomorrow and hopefully they can take a journey again sometime together.

the terms of tourism X

91. Psychosentric : A traveler who enjoys travel only when it is just like home and is often anxious; the "armchair" traveler.

92. Pull Factors : Tangible reasons for travel choices, such as friends, mountains, and beaches.

93. Push Factors : Intangible reasons for travel choices, such as the need to escape, the need for culture, or a need for physical fitness.

94. Recreational Sports : Major sports that affect the tourism industry, including skiing, golf, tennis, and water sports.

95. Round Trip : An airline routing that originates in a city, goes to a destination, and returns to the original city.

96. Sense of Place : The special feeling of a destination, created by its unique feature(s), and used in marketing it.

97. Step-on Guide : A sightseeing guide who has particular knowledge about the history, people, and events that have shaped the region and who is specifically trained to show the sights of the city.

98. Tourist Dollars : Revenue produced by the tourism industry.

99. Travel Deficit : The difference that occurs when the dollars spent by tourists choosing to vacation outside their country (outbound tourists) exceeds the revenue generated by foreign tourists (inbound tourists) who visit the country.

100. Leakage : A community's need to import workers and/or goods in order to sustain its tourism industry.

the terms of tourism IX

81. Interline Connection : Air travel between two destinations during which the traveler is forced to change airline companies in order to complete the journey.

82. Interpersonal Motivator : A reason for travel based on family and friends and the seeking of comradeship.

83. Multiplier Effect : Ripple effect; the mechanism whereby the benefits of tourism dollars spread through a community, profiting businesses and residents not directly involved in tourism.

84. Natural Resources : The physical means of supporting and attracting tourists, such as land and agriculture, a habitable climate, a water supply, and natural beauty.

85. Nonconsumptive Tourism : A type of tourism in which the tourist takes nothing away from the destination and leaves nothing behind.

86. Nonstop Flight : A flight that does not stop between point of departure and destination.

87. Outdoor Recreation : Activities that occur outdoors, such as hiking, backpacking, canoeing, sailing, kayaking, bicycling, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and heli-hiking.

88. Overnight / Short Tour : A bus tour that is two days long.

89. Partnerships : Alliances formed among various sectors of the tourism industry. By working together they ensure a better quality product for the consumer and shared business opportunities for the industry.

90. Pleasure Guest : Someone traveling for pleasure on discretionary time and money.

the terms of tourism VIII

71. Consolidator : An operator that purchases a large number of airline seats every year from individual airlines at a low price, which it then sells to tour operators and travel agents at discounted prices.

72. Cuisine Tourism : Tourism that focuses on culinary products, such as a tour of wineries, a short course at a cooking school, or a series of lectures on foods of a region, combined with a local food festival.

73. Escorted Tour : An organized tour led by a professional tour guide.

74. Excursionist : Any person who travels at least 40 km from the place of residence, stays less than 24 hours, and is not commuting to work or school or operating as part of a crew on a train, airplane, truck, bus, or ship.

75. Fly / Coach Tour : A tour that combines airfare with an escorted bus tour.

76. Franchise : A business purchased as a turnkey operation, with everything in place.

77. Greenwashing : Using the "eco-label" to lure unsuspecting tourists into believing your company uses sound environmental practices.

78. Hallmark Event : Major happening that brings tourists from around the world to a destination and has a huge economic impact on the community (e.g., the Olympics).

79. Hard Adventure : Tourism activity that takes place in an unusual, exotic, remote, or wilderness setting and involves some form of unconventional means of transportation, high or low levels of physical activity, and some risk or challenge.

80. Industrial Tourism : Tourism that includes visits to industrial sites, such as the oil fields of Alberta, or the salmon fisheries of British Columbia.

the terms of tourism VII

61. Travel Warning : An official notice in which a government warns its citizens not to travel to a particular country or region because it is dangerous.

62. Whale Watching : The activity of watching whales.

63. Well-Traveled : A well-traveled place is visited or used by many people.

64. Courier : Someone whose job is to help and look after tourist on an organized holiday.

65. Allergy Awareness : Consumer demand to know the ingredients used to create food products, to avoid allergic reactions.

66. Allocentric : A traveler willing to take risks, willing to go without the normal conveniences of life in order to gain a fuller travel experience. These travelers prefer to go where few people have before and are often referred to by marketers as innovators, first to try a new travel destination in its development stage.

67. Amusement Park : An aquatic zoo that features a wide variety of fish and sea creatures in tanks for viewing. It may include marine mammals such as porpoises.

68. Circle Trip : A type of round trip in which the route taken to the destination differs from the route taken from the destination.

69. Clustering : Locating a variety of tourism sites and products in one area to create easy access for visitors.

70. Condominium : An individually owned apartment-style unit located in an area filled with recreational amenities; can be rented out to other travelers when not occupied by the owner.

the terms of tourism VI

51. High Season : A part of the year when many tourist visit a place and travel costs are therefore higher.

52. Holiday Resort : A place where a lot of people go on holiday, usually one with a lot of hotel, bars, and restaurants.

53. Holiday Season : The time of year when most people take their holidays.

54. Holiday Village : A village of small houses built for people to stay in while on holiday, usually near the sea, a river, or lake.

55. Low Season : The time of year when a place or business is least busy, for example because there are not many tourist. The busiest period of the year is high season.

56. Mecca : A place that a lot of people visit, because it is famous for something that they want to see or do.

57. Phrase Book : A small book that contains useful words and phrases in a particular foreign language, used especially by tourists.

58. Showplace : An impressive place that tourists often visit.

59. Sunspot : A very sunny place that is popular for holidays.

60. Tourist Trap : A place that is visited by many tourists and is therefore crowded and expensive.

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the terms of tourism III

21. Net Rate : The rate provided to wholesalers and tour operators that can be marked up to sell to the customer.

22. Peaks and Valleys : The high and low end of the travel season.

23. Person Trip Visit : Every time a person travels more than 100 miles (round-trip) a day or stays overnight away from their primary domicile, whether for business or leisure purposes, they make one “person trip visit”.

24. Property : A hotel, motel, inn, lodge or other accommodation facility.

25. Retailer : Another term for travel agents who sell products directly to consumers.

26. Receptive Operator : Specialist in handling arrangements for incoming visitors at a destination including airport transfers, local sightseeing, restaurant, accommodation, etc. Receptive Operator can be a travel agent or tour operator.

27. Site Inspection : An assessment tour of a destination or facility by a meeting planner, convention or trade show manager, site selection committee, tour operator, wholesaler or incentive travel manager to see if it meets their needs and requirements prior to selecting a specific for an event.

28. Tariff : Rate of fare quoted and published by a travel industry supplier. Usually an annual tariff is produced in booklet form for use in sales calls at trade shows.

29. Visitors Center : Travel information center located at a destination to make it easier for visitors to plan their stay.

30. Press Trip : Organized trips for travel writers and broadcasters for the purposes of assisting them in developing stories about tourism destinations.

quote

Не жалей о своих ошибках, ведь не сделав их, ты никогда не узнаешь как делать правильно.
Lyaman

Don't be sorry about your mistakes, not making them, you will never learn how to do the right thing.

Lyaman 

Dengan quote ini saya dapat selalu mengingat bahwa hidup tanpa melakukan kesalahan saya tidak akan dapat merasakan apa yang disebut dengan berkembang.

the terms of tourism V

141. Travel Trade : The collective term for tour operators, wholesalers and travel agents.

442. Tour Wholesalers : An individual or company that sells tour packages and tour product to travel agents.

443. Mission (Sales) : A promotional and sales trip coordinated by a state travel office, conventional and visitors bureau or key industry member to increase product awareness, sales and to enhance image.

444. International Marketing : Marketing a destination, product or service to consumers and the trade outside the of the United States.

445. Audit Coupon : All multi-part travel ticket, regardless of the mode of transport involved, have travel coupon which are collected from the passenger when the journey undertaken, and an audit coupon, used for accounting purpose.

446. Internal  Tourism : Comprises domestic tourism plus inbound tourism, that is to say, the activities of resident and non-resident visitors within the country of reference as part of domestic or international tourism trips.

447. Beauty Spot : A beautiful place in the countryside that attracts tourists.

448. Butlins : A group of British holiday camps (Group of buildings containing restaurants, swimming pools, bars, places to sleep, etc, where people can spend their holiday).

449. Guidebook : A book for tourist that provides information about a place.

550. Heritage Center : A building where tourists and other visitors get information about a place and its people, including information about the natural features of the area.

the terms of tourism IV

1.     31. Occupancies : A percentage indicating the number of bed nights sold (compared number available) in a hotel, resort, motel or destination.

32. Icon : A facility or landmark which is visually synonymous with a destination.

33. Fulfillment : Servicing consumers and trade who request information as a result of advertising or promotional programs.

34.  Discounted Fare : Negotiated air fare for convention, trade show, meeting, group and corporate travel.

35.  Destination Marketing Organization : Local tourism marketing organizations, such as convention and visitors bureaus or chambers of commerce.

36.  Frequency : The number of times an advertisement appears during a given campaign.

37. Chambers of Commerce : Typically, a chamber of commerce will specialize in local economic development that can be include tourism promotion.

38. Buyer : A member of the travel trade who reserves room blocks from accommodations or coordinates the development of a travel product.

39. Motorcoach : Deluxe equipment used by most tour operators in group tour programs. Amenities include reclining seats, bathrooms, air conditioning, good lighting and refreshment availability.

40. Rooms blocks : Several rooms held for a group.