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Costing details to use for the assignment, all are Canadian dollars-
- You are a Toronto based tour operator with a series of flights starting up from Vancouver to Montego Bay, Jamaica.
- The charter will operate every Sunday and the duration of your package is 7 nights. The aircraft has 179 seats and the anticipated load factor is 81%.
- The first rotation is Nov 06, 2022, and the last flight rotation is on April 30, 2023.
- Operating costs are $100,000 for each live/live and $85,000 for rotations with a ferry portion.
- Air taxes per person are $220.
- The hotel has a rate of $121 per person per night plus $12 per person per night for hotel taxes, charges and service fees.
- Transfer (airport to hotel return) per person is $46.
- Credit card fees are high, so we need to cost them in at $6. 00 per person “below the line” (non-commissionable).
- Travel Agent commission is 8%.
Find:-
1) a. Air Cost Calculation
b Hotel Cost Calculation
c. Transfer Cost Calculation
d. Margin Calculation (Net Margin amount pp = Add PP net costs and margin to get - Final Net Selling Price PP = $ )
e. Retail (Travel Agent) Commission Calculation ( Commission amount pp = Add Final Net Selling Price PP to get - Final Gross Selling Price PP )
f. Tax and Service Charges Calculation(Final Gross Selling Price PP = ? Final T&SC PP = ?
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All Answers Needed in Soft Form & Don*T Copy From others.
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4. Margin Calculation:
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Net Margin amount pp = $ Final Net Selling Price PP = $ |
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5. Retail (Travel Agent) Commission Calculation:
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Commission amount pp = $ Final Gross Selling Price PP $ |
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6. Tax and Service Charges Calculation:
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Final Tax, fees and service charges total Amount PP= $ |
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Final Gross Selling Price PP = $ Final T&SC PP = $ |
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NEED PART 4,5 & 6 ONLY ,I uploaded part a,b,c solved for Refrences
Transcribed Image Text:This assignment is to be completed on an individual basis. Do not work in a group or with a partner.
Costing details to use for the assignment, all are Canadian dollars-
You are a Toronto based tour operator with a series of flights starting up from Vancouver to Montego
Bay, Jamaica.
The charter will operate every Sunday and the duration of your package is 7 nights. The aircraft has 179
seats and the anticipated load factor is 81%.
➤ The first rotation is Nov 06, 2022, and the last flight rotation is on April 30, 2023.
Operating costs are $100,000 for each live/live and $85,000 for rotations with a ferry portion.
➤ Air taxes per person are $220.
The hotel has a rate of $121 per person per night plus $12 per person per night for hotel taxes, charges
and service fees.
Transfer (airport to hotel return) per person is $46.
Credit card fees are high, so we need to cost them in at $6.00 per person "below the line" (non-
commissionable).
Travel Agent commission is 8%.
On the Costing Calculation page below, outline each formula in your calculation, provide a costing amount for
each section including the final gross selling price per person for a one-week package based on double
occupancy including a 16% margin. Add lines as you need them. Submit under Costing Assignment in
Assignments folder in our Course site.
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Air Cost Calculation:
Total number of passengers Air tax per person
= 144.99 passengers (179*81%) * $220
= $31,897.8
Net Air Cost pp = $31,897.8||
Costing Calculations
2. Hotel Cost Calculation:
= Total number of passengers * Hotel charges
= 144.99 passengers (179*81%) * ( $121 + $12)
= $19,283.67
Net Accommodation Cost pp = $ 19,283.67
3. Transfer Cost Calculation:
= Total number of passengers * Transfer Charges per person
= 144.99 passengers (179*81%) * $46
= $6,669.54
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