Course Description & Objectives: 
- Tourism Information and cartographic and photographic representation. 
- Vision and perception. 
- Topographic maps; representation of topographic features, identification and analysis of potential tourism resources from topographic maps. 
- Otho-photomaps and tourism. 
- Special-purpose and Special-subject maps; tourism, travel, recreation and leisure maps (Characteristics, Design, content and Interpretation). 
- Challenges of using maps in tourism in developing countries. 
- Types of photographs and their relevance to tourism. 
- The Aesthetic qualities of photographs and its relevance to tourism marketing and promotion. Principles of Interpreting variuos types of photographs. 
- Principles of taking various types of photograps, Photographic equipment and their use. 
- Ethical considerations relating to production and use of maps and photographs. 
- Trends and developments in the cartographic and photographic industry and implications for the tourism industry.