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    usiness plan of

    Homestay angladesh

     

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    report on “Home Tourism Business Plan’’

     

    Submi tted To  

    Junnatun Naym

    Lecturer

    Department of Finance

    Faculty of Business Studies

    University of Dhaka

    Submi tted By

    Group No. 03

    Section- B

    18th

     Batch

    Department of Finance

    Faculty of Business Studies

    University of Dhaka

    Date of Submission: 9th

     November, 2014.

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    Group Profile

    Group no.

    Serial no. Name ID

    1 Sumsul Arafine 18-006

    2 Faisal Ahmed 18-012

    3 Faria Lisan 18-030

    4 Md. Arifur Rahman 18-148

    5 Fatema Tabassum 18-172

    6 Md. Johurul Islam 18-251

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    Letter of TransmittalJunnatun Naym

    Lecturer

    Department of Finance

    University of Dhaka.

    Subject: Submission of report.

    Dear Maa’m, 

    It gives us immense pleasure to submit the report on “Home Tourism Business Plan”  as a

    requirement of the regular BBA course of the Department of Finance, University of Dhaka.

    Apart from the academic knowledge gained from this course the preparation of the report has

    given us the opportunity to acquaint ourselves with the true experience of how to undertake a

     business, how to plan for this, and how to execute and make profitable this business consideringsocial welfare. We believe that the experience we have acquired from this study will be an

    invaluable asset in our near future professional lives.

    It expresses our gratitude to you for providing us the opportunity to check the application of

    theoretical knowledge in practical professional field. In spite of various shortcomings, we have

     been devoted to preparing this report a sound one. We hope you will appreciate our endeavor and

    find the report up to your expectation.

    We will be pleased to answer any sort of query you may have regarding this report.

    Sincerely yours,

    Name ID Signature

    Sumsul Arafine 18-006

    Faisal Ahmed 18-012

    Faria Lisan 18-030

    Md. Arifur Rahman 18-148

    Fatema Tabassum 18-172

    Md. Johurul Islam 18-251

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    Acknowledgement

    First of all we would like to express our gratitude from heart to the Beneficent, the Merciful, &

    Almighty Allah for giving us the strength and patience to prepare this report within thescheduled time. Then we are especially grateful to our honorable course teacher for giving his

    valuable suggestions and precious contributions preparing this report. Different aspects

    regarding this plan that she taught us in our course have worked as a beacon while preparing

    this report.

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    Executive summary 

    The homestay concept is focused on lifestyle and experiential tourism. The uniqueness of the

    traditional songs, dances, cuisines and sports as well as rural economic activities are the main

    attractions and offers unique experience to the tourists compared to the experience in the

    city.Each homestay has something unique to offer visitors and organizes its own special

    activities for their guests such as jungle trekking, fishing, kite flying, rubber tapping, fruit

     picking, handicraft-making, and more.

    Initially we will start homestay in five locations. Those are Cox’s Bazar, Rangamati, Bandarban,

    Sundarbans, Bogra.

    Internet and mobile phone technology will mainly be used for our business purpose. Tourists will

     be informed about us through our website or advertisement. Then they will have the options to

     book electronically or through our local booking points.

    Homestay service requires continuous development and market analysis. We will expand our

     business by exploring more tourist spots, training hosts and guides and upgrading the

    environment of houses. The prime concern of our agency is to bring the tourists the real travel

    experiences, to offer something genuine, a real taste of life around the world.

    Our target market consists of tourist both local and coming from abroad. We have targeted the

    local customer of higher or higher middle income peoples aged above 30 and who are interested

    in making tour for leisure, passing time with family, entertainment and refreshment purpose. On

    the other hand we have also targeted foreign tourists who usually set their tourist destination and

    interested in South or East Asia and conduct tour for leisure, cultural, amusement and experience

     purpose.

    The potential competition faced by our company comes from mainly two sources. The first one

    is the local tour operating agencies in our country. Dhaka Holidays, Royal Holidays etc. are

    some example of tour operating agencies in Bangladesh. On the other hand home stay tourism

    service is available in our neighboring country India, Nepal, Srilanka, Malaysia, China etc.

    Various specialized companies are operating in those countries and capturing the biggest portion

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    of customers interested in home stay tourism. So they are our most prominent competitors as

    they are providing the customers with great deal of efficiency and quality. But still we can

    compete vigorously since Tourism in Bangladesh is still very cheap in comparison to other

    tourists’ attraction in South or East Asian countries. Our 4 nights and 5 days homestay tourism

     package will cost only $225 to $300 but its features will amaze the customers.

    Besides this, our homestay products are based on customer priority and convenience. Other

    tourist attraction of homestay in Malaysia, Indonesia, Srilanka etc. are already crowded with

    tourists in pick seasons. In comparison with those spots our tourists’ spots are less crowded and

    our guest can customize their tour in a great extent and enjoy their leisure period with great

    excitement and pleasure.

    To start the project, we initially need about TK.3800000. Initially we  are starting as all equity

    firm. However, when we go on expansion, we will use debt about 30% of the capital. Our cost

    of capital is 15%. Our firm beta is 1.5 because our business is very much cyclical.

    The promoters of the home tourism business are A, B, C, X and Y among whom A,B, C are the

    fresh graduates of B.B.A from department of Finance, University of Dhaka and X & Y have

    recentlly resingned from their job and provided the capital needed to start the business.

    Management team consists of one general manager who is A, one administration manager who is

    B And one marketing manager who is X, one financial manager who is C, one operational

    manager who is Y and with others staffs needed to run the business. There is also an attorney

    general.

    Homestay is aimed to increase the participant of the rural community in the tourism industry and

    a way to reduce the rural-urban migration. Homestay social responsibility involves sharing the

     benefits of the tourism industry with the rural community and encourages their participation in

    the tourism sector, boosting household income and improves living standards of the rural

    community, which contribute to the reduction of poverty; and developing rural tourismentrepreneurs and provide job opportunities.

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    Table of contents

    Business introduction …………………………………………… 11 

    Management aspect ………………………………………..…… 16 

    Technical aspect ………………………………………………... 20

    Marketing plan …………………………………………………. 30

    Financial aspect ……………………………………………….. 38

    Social aspect …………………………………………………..54

    References ……………………………………………………. 57 

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    Origin of the reportOne of the essential aspects of modern business studies is exposure to the practical experience.

    And the purpose of business studies is to make the students wind up their imagination and to be

    innovative in this field. As a part of our course F-306, “Entrepreneurship and business project

    development” we prepared a report on the topic “Homestay Tourism: Business Plan”. Thisreport has been prepared as the course requirement of the BBA program. We, hope that this

    report will provide a clear view on how a business should be prepared.

    Objectives of the report

    The main objective of the report is how to work on and carry out a new business. Other

    objectives are:

      Creatively analyze the business environment, opportunity recognition, and the business

    idea-generation process;

      Know how to acquire necessary resources and organizational matters of new venture

    creation process;

      Write a business plan that creates and starts a new venture.

      Recognize the innate entrepreneurial potential within themselves;

     

    Understand the many ways in which entrepreneurship can manifests itself in different

    walks of life;

      Are willing to have big dreams and take responsibility for pursuing those dreams;

      Appreciate the role than entrepreneurial behavior can play in enhancing their lives and

    the lives of others;

      Become better creative problem solvers;

      Develop a strong knowledge base and set of tools that enables them to act on creative and

    innovative ideas;  Recognize the critical importance of values and ethics when engaged in entrepreneurial

    activities.

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    Methodology of the report

    From our educational background we have learnt different methodology to collect data from

    different sources and analyse them. With the objective to make our report sound one, we havethe opportunity to implicate our educational knowledge in practical field. We have collected data

    from many sources.

      Discussing the topic with group members and dividing part.

      Browsing the internet.

    Limitations of the reportEvery study has some limitations. We faced some usual constraints during the course of our

     preparation for the report. The major limitations are as follows:

      Limited experience and expertise.

      Lack of vast knowledge in the respective area.

      Lack of primary data.

      Lack of time.

    Scope of the Study

    We feel fortunate to have the opportunity on work on this report. We have worked on the

    information given by the course instructor. Because of relevant data and information, the scope

    of study this specific area was very broad.

    The report covers the following areas.•  Overview of tourism industry in Bangladesh.

    •  Regulatory framework of start-up business.

    •  Abundance of natural beauty and colorful life of Bangladesh. 

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    Business Introduction 

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    Introduction

    Bangladesh is a country of natural beauty. She is blessed with endowment of almighty. It hasvariety of natural and cultural destinations suitable for tourist attractions. Tourism is an emergingsector for Bangladesh and it is one of the most growing industries all around the world. But lackof accommodation, security, transportation is some of the major problem in tourism sector inBangladesh. To solve these problems and to attract tourist from home and abroad, we are planning to start “Home Stay Tourism” business in Bangladesh. Tourists will have theopportunity to experience the lifestyle of local people along with visiting the area. The businesswill attract more tourists from home and abroad and it will also involve rural and tribal who willalso be benefitted by this business.

    What is Homestay?

    The homestay concept is focused on lifestyle and experiential tourism. People living in some

    areas away from city surrounded by natural beauty have converted their farm houses, heritage

    houses or hill cottages with a view to accommodate a couple of guests. These guests can live in a

    homely atmosphere and get a chance to mingle with another local family who are mainly the

    host. At some places even more than one family are accommodated at one place.

    Besides offering local delicacies in their meals, some Home Stays also offer the guests to learn

    some local cuisines. Local visitors and tourist will be able to learn more about close-knit family

    relationship enjoy sumptuous home-cooked food and discover the simple lifestyle of people

    living in a particular area. It offers tourist a chance to experience the daily life outside the

     bustling capital cities and puts the visitor closer to nature, our cultures. This will also increase the

     participation of the rural community in the tourism industry and a way to reduce the rural-urban

    migration.

    The homestay concept is focused on lifestyle and experiential tourism. The uniqueness of the

    traditional songs, dances, cuisines and sports as well as rural economic activities are the mainattractions and offers unique experience to the tourists compared to the experience in the city.

    Industry background

    Bangladesh is bestowed with beautiful coasts and beaches, archeological sites, historical and

    religious places, hills and islands, forests and jungles and attractive countryside with

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    innumerable water bodies and green fields of agriculture. These rich natural and cultural

    attractions are valuable ingredients for tourism development in Bangladesh. Every year, a large

    number of tourists visit these attractive places, which has a significant contribution in the

    national economy. That is a better way of generating sustainable GDP for Bangladesh. Real GDP

    growth for Travel & Tourism economy is expected to be 5.78% in current situation and to

    average 8.64% per annum over the coming 3-5 years. 

    Since the 1990s tourism has been a small but rapidly growing sector of the national economy.

     Nevertheless, Bangladesh is still one of the countries in the South Asian region with the least

    arrivals and the lowest revenue earned from the tourism industry. Sustainable tourism initiatives

    exist and demand is increasing, but sustainable tourism management is not widespread in the

    sector.

    Homestay is a new accommodation arrangement in tourism industry.  It is an iconic rural tourism

     product highlighting Bangladeshi cultural and traditional ways of life. In Bangladesh this tourism

    service is not yet prospered. It is almost a new business idea to be flourished and get popularityin our context. Homestay is getting popularity in some neighbor country of us like Malaysia,

    Srilanka and India. It could add diversity to Bangladesh’s tourism and help it to meet the

    challenges of an increasingly competitive industry. Though a new idea in tourism industry, it has

    considerable potentials and if sufficient promotional activities are taken and favorable

    government policy are adopted in this sector, homestay industry will tremendously contribute on

    the economic development of the nation.

    The Project: “Homestay Bangladesh” 

    Tag line: “get closer to nature, be friend with stranger….’ 

    Company Overview

    “Homestay Bangladesh Pvt. ltd” will let the tourists to book accommodation in a local person's

    home when they want an authentic travel experience. We have homestays in some popular and

    attractive destinations of Bangladesh.

    Company Description

    The prime concern of our agency is to bring the tourists the real travel experiences, to offer

    something genuine, a real taste of life around the world. Through our service travelers will get to

    experience life in a traditional village. With an open mind, they will be exposed to a fascinating

    culture where they will establish a bond with your friendly foster family and get acquainted with

    the village elders. Friendly children and accommodating neighbors will also help show them the

    rural ways of life.

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    Something extraordinary and unforgettable that takes the tourists to the heart of the culture and

    community they are visiting, that shows, what it’s really like to live in that place, what it looks

    like from the warmth of a real family rather than the isolation of yet another hotel room or empty

    apartment.

    We will establish a community of homestay hosts, each of whom welcome visitors to stay in

    their home. Each host will give the tourists a really affordable alternative to ordinary tourist

    accommodation. They will share a meal, learn customs, hear stories and enjoy traditions with the

     people that really make the place what it is.

    It will offer so much more than ordinary travel, where visitors observe a place of our country and

    its people. It’s an unmissable opportunity to see beyond the usual tourist trail. To not just see the

    country, but to experience it as it’s meant to be experienced. 

    Vision: To turn the homestay industry of Bangladesh into a major and viable sector and also

    contributes to the socio-economic development of the local people and the country.

    Mission:  The mission of our service are to flourish the tourism business in our country by

     providing a different travelling service other than traditional; let them to experience life in a

    traditional village as well as disseminate and promote our culture and to represent our country

    to the outside and through these making economic development. 

    Objectives of Company

      To ensure that host communities have developed a unique experience of the lifestyle of

    rural people and are obtaining a fair return for their services and investment;

      To ensure that homestays contribute to conserving local cultural and natural heritage

      To create a distinctive, authentic, reliable, tourist accommodation and experience -

    homestay packages for visitors.

      To attract more tourists in other country.

     

    To represent and promote Bangladeshi culture to the other nations.  To give some income for the villagers of our country.

      To increase Bangladeshi economy.

      To enhance the size of business and set up more branches in all over Bangladesh.

      To provide job op Short Term Objectives

      To attract customers and increase the number of customers as large as possible.

      To make sure customers knows us and satisfied with our services.

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      To perform a healthy competition with other competitors.

      To fulfill market needs.

      To increase the number of entrepreneurs who are involved in this type of business.

    In order to achieve these objectives, all employee and the shareholders must nwork closelytogether. They must communicate and cooperate with each other. Other than that, all employees

    must hold one concept that is 'customers are always right', that is we try to provide the best

    services and will not blame customers because of our ownnmistakes or carelessness. Employees

    and hosts must always be sincere and serve the customers with great hospitality.

    Location: the location of the head office will be at Mirpur 12, Dhaka. We also have five regional

    offices at the selected tourist spots initially.

    Advantages: the tourists will get many advantages over the traditional tourism service-

      Homestay vacations are the type of tourist accommodation that gives visitors the closest

    contact and most authentic experiences with locals.

      Homestays can be a good way for families to supplement their income, especially in

    regions where there may not be enough economic activity for full employment.

      They allow communities to come together as hosts for tourists, generate a festive

    atmosphere and create memorable moments shared with visitors.

      Homestay vacations can also have strong economic spinoffs: a surge in visitors can be

     beneficial for local artists, crafts people and tour operators.

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    Management aspect

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    The promoter:  The promoters of the home tourism business are the fresh graduates of B.B.A

    from department of Finance, University of Dhaka. They are A, B, C, D,E.

    Legal form of Business: Primarily it is targeted the business is to be established as a Private

    Ltd. Co. but in future the company will be turned into a public Ltd. Co.

    Manament team: Management team  consists of one general manager who is A, one

    administration manager who is B And one marketing manager who is D, one financial manager

    who is C, one operational manager who is E and with others staffs needed to run the business.

    Here positions and activities of each member of management team are described in detail.

    Position Activities

    General manager - Responsible for the overall running of the organization.

    - Provide direction and leadership to motivate her staff to perform the

    essential task within the required time frame.

    - To ensure that the activities of all departments are integrated and

    coordinated for unity of proposed.

    - Creating an organization structure that is suitable for achievements of the

    company objectives.

    - Planning, organizing, directing and controlling.

    - Defining and establishing the long-term goals of the organization and

    determining the activities to achieve long term goals.

    - Make decision and solve the organization problem.

    - Decide on organizational structure based suited to achieve the goals.

    Administration

    manager

    - Help organization to achieve company goals.

    - Encourage employees to develop performance to maximum potential.

    - To put in order and receive the requirements of clients.

    - Have a good communication with clients.

    - Manage office expenditure, partner's remuneration, organization profit,

    holiday of employees, bonus of employees and incentive for employees.

    - Organize or take care of entire document, file and corresponding letter.

    Marketing - Manager the marketing, promotion and publicity at beginning of business.

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    manager - Search for client and develop the market.

    - Find the target market, plan and strategy for market, types of services and

    amount of service payment.

    - Make research about opportunity in market.

    Financial manager - Record all organization profit or loss

    - To determine types and extend of financial requirements of the company.

    - To select the best forms of financing to meet the requirements.

    - Concern with acquiring the funds needed to enable the organization to

    carry out business activities.

    - Seeks to achieve a position

    Operational

    manager

    - Concern with the determination acquisition and scheduling of all facilities

    necessary for future production of service to satisfy demand.

    - To ensure workers are available where and when required.

    - To ensure all activities

    Supervisor - Arrange the activities

    - Looking to the welfare of the tourist

    - Making reports to the manager regarding any matters related to the

    activities.

    - Assist the activity operation manager when it is necessary- Perform clerical work

    - Being as the middle person between villagers and the operation

    department

    Clerk - Typing documents

    - Filing

    Consultants & Advisors: our honorable teacher    professor Shahjahan Mina and lecturerJunnatun Naym ma’am from dept. of Finance¸ University of Dhaka on is expected to advices our

    company for management, financing, strategic and marketing aspect.

    Bank: HSBC bank which is prominent in this country for its banking services is selected for

    transactions and maintaining bank balance.

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    Auditor: Assistant professor Md. Salauddin Chowdhury who is also a renowned ACA from

    dept. of finance from Dhaka University has been appointed as Auditor for the company.

    HR Management:

    Staffing need:

    Direct stuff: Total direct stuff needed for the business is primarily seven in number. They are one

    general manager, one administration manager, one financial manager, one marketing manager,

    one operational manager, one supervisor and one clerk. Since the business will expand with

     passage of time, the stuffing requirement will also increase.

    Host: Primarily 15 hosting families are selected on the tourist spot.

    Staffing budget: All managers’ remuneration is 25000tk monthly and the supervisor will be

     paid 15000tk per month and the clerk will be paid 8000tk per month. The hosting families will

     be paid according to the number of tourist and the number of days they will serve. It is

    determined 3000tk will be given for per day and per tourist they will serve.

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    Technical aspects

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    Homestay tourism: 

    The homestay concept is focused on lifestyle and experiential tourism. The uniqueness of the

    traditional songs, dances, cuisines and sports as well as rural economic activities are the main

    attractions and offers unique experience to the tourists compared to the experience in the city.

    Product and services

    Each homestay has something unique to offer visitors and organizes its own special activities for

    their guests such as jungle trekking, fishing, kite flying, rubber tapping, fruit picking, handicraft-

    making, and more.

    Homestay products are however essential to the viability of the couch surfing structure. For

    example, travellers could be offered an “all-in” product consisting of bed and breakfast in

    different households, so that they can discover different areas of a region, share evening meals

    with the host, benefit from transportation and luggage transfer, and enjoy sports activities and

    cultural excursions.

     Types of activities offered in homestay :

    Each homestay program offers different types of activities, depending on the culture, food,

    economic activity as well as location. Every tourist spot in Bangladesh has its own uniqueness in

    terms of culture, natural beauty and historical background. For example- world’s longest sea

     beach is situated in Cox’s Bazar, highest hill in Bangladesh is situated in Bandarban, the largest

    mangrove forest “Sundarban” is situated in Sathkhira, Khulna and Bagerhat area etc. Homestay

    tourism provides the following activities-

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    1. Culture and lifestyle

      History

      Traditional dances, traditional songs and traditional food

      Traditional games and sports

      Culture: marriage, assembly of animal sacrifice and festivals

    2. Economic activity

      Rubber tapping

      Fish breeding and catching

      Agriculture: paddy, cocoa, oil palm, fruit

     

    Joom cultivation

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    3. Recreation

      Sightseeing

      Jungle trekking

      White water rafting

      Enjoying traditional food

      Visit to nearby tourism products

    Utilities

    As a minimum requirement, homestay accommodations must be near town as much as possible,

    located in a pleasant environment, impeccably clean rooms with access to a full bathroom,

    whether private or shared. Host(s) must be available and hospitable and must provide breakfast,

    lunch and dinner. Optional services could include a family supper made with locally sourced

    ingredients; a private bathroom would be an asset. Evening gathering can be made through

    which tourists will be able to learn about the local culture. This type of event could be organized

     by the host or our company.

    Tourists will use our own transport for visiting purpose. Trained hosts will work as guide to the

    local visiting spots.

    Security 

    Every tourist visiting Bangladesh has the biggest concern about his/her security during the trip.

    Our homestay program gives top priority to tourist’s  security and right from the moment they

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    arrive in our offices till they leave, we will accompany them throughout the trip for their safety.

    As misbehavior of local people is the main threat to tourism business, involving local people and

    their interest ensure security from them. Our guides and hosts, preferably from locals, are always

    there to attend to every whim and fancy of our customers.

    Locations

    Initially we will start homestay in five locations. The locations and their attractions to tourists

    are:

    Hill tracking and tribal tourism

    We will build several homestay spots in hilly regions of our country in Bandarban, Khagrachariand Rangamati district. Customers can have real taste of natural beauty and blessing by livingwithin the nature in our hosts’ houses. Highlighting features of this product-

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     Natural beauty and site seeing in different spots such as Nilgiri, Nilachol, Kaptai lake,Chimbuk hill, golden temple etc.Opportunity to observe life style of tribal people and build friendship with them andtake their warm hospitality.Hill tracking and camp firing

    Enjoying different cultural and religious festivals

    Coastal area

    We will build some host spot in area near to the longest sea beach of Cox’s bazar. This productincludes site seeing of natural beauty of world’s longest sea beach and observing l ife style oflocal people and sea creatures. Highlighting features of this product-

    Site seeing and sun-bath in sea beach

    Water surfingUnder water diving and observing life cycle of sea creatures.Observing lifestyle of people who depends on sea.

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    Natural beauty of tea garden and lifestyle of tribal people

    we will build some spot in hilly area of Shyleth with in different tea garden. Highlightingfeatures of this product-

    Site seeing of natural beauty of tea gardenEnjoying authentic taste of teaObserving life style and culture of local peoples and tribal peopleCamp firing and hill tracking

    Largest mangrove forest in earth- the Sundarban 

    customers can enjoy the natural beauty of Sundarban the largest mangrove forest in world bychoosing different spot in southern part of bangladesg. Highlighting features of this product

    Enjoying profound natural beauty of Sundarban

    Observing the forest life of Sundarban by staying nearby host villages

    Surfing the forest ensuring highest security

    Observing the life style of local people who depends on the forest

    River cruising in various rivers in the area

    Observing the one of the most challenging job of sundarban –“honey collecting” 

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    Traditional Banglali culture and natural beauty in North-bangle

    this products include observing and participating in the traditional life style of Bangali people

    and natural beauty of Bangladesh in different host spots in Bogra one of the northern district in

    Bangladesh. Highlighting features of this product-

    Site seeing of historical important and world heritage sites such as “Shompur Bihara”,

    “Mohasthangar” and various ancient temples situated in different northern distict of

    Bangladesh

    Observing the life style and culture of Bangali people.

    Observing agricultural process and practices in this area and enjoying agricultural

    festival the “Nobanno uthshob”. 

    Enjoying traditional Bangali food, Pithas (cake), drinks and having opportunity to learn

    it

    Taking part in the rural and naïve lifestyle of Banglali people, enjoying various culturaland religious festivals and experiencing the world famous hospitality of Bangladesh

    Enjoying taste of “Hilsha fish” and learn  the traditional process of fish catching and

    cooking.

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    Information and communication technology

    Internet and mobile phone technology will mainly be used for our business purpose. Tourists will

     be informed about us through our website or advertisement. Then they will have the options to

     book electronically or through our local booking points. Tourists will be transported to the site

    through our own transport. Trained guide will be always with the tourists for security purpose.

    There are some places where network may not be available. In that case, we will inform the

    tourist about this beforehand so they can be aware of the fact.

    Supplies and sources of raw materials

    We will collect raw materials for building houses and providing tourists daily necessaries from

    local market. Hosts will purchase daily necessaries for them and for tourists according torequirements. Foods will be provided according to customer’s choice keeping in mind the

    traditional appeal of the food.

    Manufacturing and service cost declaration

    The cost of building and updating houses will be provided by our company. The service charge

    that will be collected from visitors will depend on specific tour and spot. So no specific price can

     be stated here. On an average, there will be a general 5 days 4 nights tour package for all tourists.

    For this types of package service charge will be 15000 to 20000taka. If a tourist wants to stay

    more or less, extra daily charges will be applied.

    R&D plan

    Homestay service requires continuous development and market analysis. We will expand our

     business by exploring more tourist spots, training hosts and guides and upgrading the

    environment of houses. Local museum which will represent the specific locality and culture will

     be built. Souvenir shop in every tourist spot will help visitors to keep their experience alive and

    help us to expand our business. Steps will be taken to protect and enrich the environment.

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    Marketing plan

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    Marketing plan is the most significant part of a business plan. It explains the market conditionof the products, the target market in which the company will exercise its offerings, analysis of

     present and potential competitors, buying behavior of possible and potential customer, how the

     product will be positioned in the competitive market and the marketing mix of the product or

    service being developed.

    Market analysis and target market

    Tourism in Bangladesh is a developing foreign currency earner. The country was listed byLonely Planet in 2011 as the "best value destination". The whole tourism market consists of allkind of travels and tourism service and all kind of tourist in the world. Relevant market oftourism for our company comprises with number of local tourists who travel and makeentertainment tour inside and outside of our country, numbers of travellers coming to our country

    for various purposes and number of travellers and tourist coming to south Asia and south EastAsia in a year. Tourism board of Bangladesh reports that the numbers of travelers coming toBangladesh is approximately 300,000 in recent years. On the other hand 1 billion and 8 milliontourists come in south East Asia and south Asian region for tourism purpose and it is growing ata rate of 8.5% which is highest in all over the world. On the other hand in Bangladeshapproximately 1million tourists make tour in home and abroad in each year. So our whole marketconsists of both local and international customers.From the whole local market we have targeted only .04% of total tourist traveling in a year andhave expected 400 customers for our packages. On the other hand we have targeted only 600customers coming from abroad. So for our service we have targeted approximately 1000customers in a year. From local market our target customers are mostly customers’ of high or

    middle income margin and businessman, professionals and corporate persons who have very fewtime to spend with their family and thus searching for tour opportunity where they can spendenough time with their family in a homely environment and enjoy beautiful sites. On the otherhand for foreign customers we have targeted tourist coming to south or East Asian continents.We have to reach 10% of total market and that is 1.08 million. We will reach 1.08 million by our promotional package and are expecting approximately 600 customers coming from abroad.

    So our target market consists of tourist both local and coming from abroad. We have targeted thelocal customer of higher or higher middle income peoples aged above 30 and who are interestedin making tour for leisure, passing time with family, entertainment and refreshment purpose. Onthe other hand we have also targeted foreign tourists who usually set their tourist destination and

    interested in South or East Asia and conduct tour for leisure, cultural, amusement and experience purpose.

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    Competitor analysis

    The potential competition faced by our company comes from mainly two sources. The first oneis the local tour operating agencies in our country. There are various tour operating and travelagencies in our countries which offers different tour in different location of our country. Dhaka

    Holidays, Royal Holidays etc. are some example of tour operating agencies in Bangladesh. Theyoffer package tour such as 4 days 3 four nights, 3 days 2 nights in different location ofBangladesh. Reports show that about 1300 travellers made tour in “Bandarban” last year whichwas operated by different local tourists’ agencies. They offer their packages at a price within15000 tk to 40000 tk according to location, hotel services, transportation, securities etc.

    On the other hand home stay tourism service is available in our neighboring country India, Nepal, Srilanka, Malaysia, China etc. Although this service is not available in our country in thatextend, this product is thriving in Malaysia, France, Thailand and contributing a significantamount in their national income. Various specialized companies are operating in those countriesand capturing the biggest portion of customers interested in home stay tourism. So they are our

    most prominent competitors as they are providing the customers with great deal of efficiency andquality.

    Customers’ behavior analysis

    Consumers’ behavior analysis is important to understand and  predict what customers will buy,how and why.  We also need to understand the processes consumers go through in buying andconsuming hospitality products. By understanding and meeting customer expectations we canexpect ensuring customer satisfaction. Tourists choose homestay vacations as a way of meetinglocals, immersing themselves in local life, learning about the history of the region, anddiscovering other ways of living. Price can also be an important factor, if it is less expensive than

    a hotel, and the services provided by hosts can also be a big plus. As a minimum requirement,homestay accommodations must be near the center of town, located in a pleasant environment,impeccably clean rooms with access to a full bathroom, whether private or shared. So siteselection and host selection must be done with due case considering above factors. On the otherhand economic aspect of tourism industry must be understood. Homestay tourism is consideredto be a luxurious product. Customers of this product are people of high income margin andaffluent with communication technology. So before purchasing a package they search fordifferent packages in different company’s websites and compare the price with features andconvenience of the service. Foreign visitors also want to be ensured about the safety, security,environmental and legal system about the visiting country. The buying behavior of the customersof this industry is highly influenced by financial and economic condition, socio-cultural factors

    and psychological factors. So in time of economic growth and higher customers’ confidencethere is an increase in consumption of this product. On the other hand people do not feelcomfortable and safe in making tour in such country which socio-cultural condition contradictsthem. On the other hand psychological factors affect consumers to be loyal in certain brand orcountry. Our marketing strategy must consider the customers’ buying behavior of tourism sector.

    In case of visiting Bangladesh about 45% foreigners expressed negative view about Bangladeshsuch as poverty, politically disturbed, load shedding, overcrowded corruption, traffic congestion,

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    illiteracy etc. on the other hand about 38% foreigner expressed positive view about Bangladeshas they were excited about the natural beauty of Bangladesh and riding rickshaw and delighted athospitality and friendliness of Bangladeshi people. Different survey show that among all theforeign tourist visiting in Bangladesh 31% described their tour as exciting and 42% of themdescribed Bangladesh as fascinating tourist spot. So, all the data and variables suggest

    Bangladesh as potential tourist attraction to the potential customers.

    Strategic position analysis

    SWOT analysis

    StrengthPioneer brand in homestay tourism service sector in Bangladesh.Tax holiday and rebate facilities for belonging in tourism industry. Natural beauty: Bangladesh is renowned for its natural beauty, greenery, archeologicaland historical places and hospitality of people, it has numerous rivers and longest sea

     beach of the World.Pollution free environment.Cost effective transportation facility.Rich history and heritage.Liberal behavior of local people towards tourist.Rich Cultural heritage.Low cost of products and services

    WeaknessProblems related to safety, security and hygiene.lack of Infrastructural development

     Non-Professional tour operators and lack of skilled hostsPoor transportation systemLots of investments in registration and other non-productive activity and systematicdifficulty to start business

    OpportunityJob creation and enriching the standard of people of remote areas by giving themopportunity to be host along with their usual professionSynergy for promotional strategy of TourismDevelopment of tourism cultureBuilding awareness among tourist, policy maker and local communityHuge campaign to create a positive attitude toward tourism, Building positive attitudetoward country like Beautiful BangladeshIncreasing strong security system for both inbound and outbound tourist.Increasing emphasize and encouragement of government in this sector.

    Threats Political instabilityForeign tourist may not communicate with local people due to lack of language problem.

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    May face Strong competition with already established giant company in tour operatingindustryBarriers to overcome image crisis of BangladeshMisinterpretation or misconception about tourism in local communities.

    Overall marketing strategy and product positioning

    This section of the report deals with the strategy by which the company will position its productor service in the competitive market. There are different positioning strategy for product andservice depending on the features of the product and condition of the market. Productdevelopment, market development, market penetration and product differentiation are fourmarket positioning strategy based on the degree of uniqueness in product and service andcondition of market in which the product or service is going to place. Some fascinating featuresof our product which will help our brand to positioned itself in market are described bellow.

    UniquenessWe are developing an apparently new and unique product. Though home stay tourism is anexisting product in different counties. We are going to rebuild it with some exceptional featuresand services. On the other hand this product is a new concept in tourism for our local customers.So our positioning strategy will be product diversification strategy. For the foreign tourist somecultural aspect and food will be an unique experience.

    Product identificationOrganizations identify their products in the marketplace with brand names, symbols, anddistinctive packaging. Almost every product distinguishable from another gives buyers some

    means of identifying it. Choosing how to identify a firm’s output represents a major strategicdecision for marketers. The name of our company is “Homestay Bangladesh Pvt. Ltd” and wewill promote our product to the possible customers using the brand name of “HomestayBangladesh” with its creative logo. This strategy can differentiate our brand from the competitors

    and the customers will prefer our brand for its amazing packages and products, world classhospitality service and distinctive brand identification.

    Cultural tourismHomestay tourism is distinctive from other tourism products for its cultural aspect. By this product we are not only branding our natural and historical sites but also creating an opportunityto spread a cultural bondage among our guests and our hosts. Our customers can not only enjoy

     profound natural beauty and blessings of our country but also be very much closed to our cultureand people by participating it within the events. In usual tourism this opportunity is not veryample. In our country various cultural and religious festivals of rigorous colors and enjoymenthappen time to time such as “Boishakhi uthshob”, “village fair”, “BOISHABI uthshob of tribal people”, “Nobanno uthshob”, religious festivals such as “Eid-ul-fitar”, “Eid-ul-azha”, “Durga puja”, “Bouddho purnima’’ etc. Customers from different parts of world interested in cultural tourism will take the opportunity of having taste of real Grameen Bangla and natural beautyalong with lifestyle of tribal people by our homestay packages.

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    Costs and benefitsTourism in Bangladesh is still very cheap in comparison to other tourists’ a ttraction in South orEast Asian countries. Our 4 nights and 5 days homestay tourism package will cost only $225 to$300 but its features will amaze the customers. A tourist can stay longer or shorter according to

    his or her wish. Per day extra charges will be applied in that case. All our packages can becustomized according to customers’ need and promised to provide highest service in exchange oflow price compared to other homestay destination around the world.

    Customer priority  Our homestay products are based on customer priority and convenience. Other tourist attractionof homestay in Malaysia, Indonesia, Srilanka etc. are already crowded with tourists in pickseasons. In comparison with those spots our tourists’ spots are less crowded and our guest cancustomize their tour in a great extent and enjoy their leisure period with great excitement and pleasure.

    Integrated marketing strategy

    Integrated marketing strategy consists of some activities, processes and ideas which will help theorganization to reach our product to every potential and possible customer, create a positivemindset about our brand, make the potential customers into actual customers, build a long term profitable relationship with them and achieve our corporate goals. Now, the first step in the process of integrated marketing strategy is to search and identify targetcustomers’ group and analyzing strategic position of our brand. Target customer section of this

    report described this part. The second step in this process is continuous development of productsand features according to the changing aspect of customers’ demand, taste, trends and

    environmental forces. We will build a R&D team consists of expert in this industry forcomprehensive research and continuous development of products and their features over time.The duty of the R&D team is also to search for new opportunities and gaps in the market anddevelop more exciting products to enrich our product portfolio.The third step of our integrated marketing plan is to identify and develop central marketing

     philosophy of our brand according to which our brand will position in the mind of our customers.The philosophy of our brand is “delighting every customer”. Execution of our service will ensure

    and maintain our marketing philosophy in four layers on our entire homestay package. The firstlayer of our product is “basic level or core service”. This includes the core attributes of our

     product such as hygienic accommodation, healthy as well as tasty traditional food and the entirehomestay experience. The second layer is the “expected service”. These attributes of our product

    is expected by customers and take them as granted. This level consists of comfortabletransportation facilities, securities and other utility services. The third layer of our product is“desirable service” which customers are known about but do not expect generally. This level ofour service includes helping customers in collecting Airway ticket, ensuring customers’ safe

    return journey, helping customers in processing visa etc. the fourth layer of our product is“unanticipated or surprise service” which is designed to delight and surprise the customers anddemonstrates our outstanding service quality. This service includes surprising gift, shopping

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    opportunity, discounts, exceptional service of operators and hosts which will make the trip amemorable experience to the customers and delight them in great extent.

    The fourth step of our integrated marketing strategy is to develop a marketing mix and promotethe brand to the possible groups of customers. This strategy will be discussed in marketing mix

     part of this report. The fifth step of the integrated marketing strategy consists of execution andcontrolling activities. The execution and operation part of this business plan is jointly done bythe management and hosts of the business. The management must supervise the operation ofeach tour and ensure better service of the whole operational team. Management must develop acontrol system to get the feedback of the customers and develop strategy to ensure qualityservice.

    Marketing mix

    Product mixMarketers define a product as being a bundle of benefits. Our product is homestay and cultural

    tourism. According to Kurtze (2010), our product can be considered as service for itsintangibility, inseparable from providers, perishability etc. what so ever we have 5 products inour product portfolio. Our products are divided according to the spot of tourism. All the productsrepresents different traditional, cultural, natural aspect of Bangladesh which can delight thecustomers and make the whole package a memorable experience.

    Price mix

    Pricing may not be exciting, but it is one of the most important issues for marketers and it is

    crucial not only to the profit that is to be made, but also to the quantity of the products that will

     be sold. The price of our product will be within $225 to $300 and it will reflect the real value of

    the customers. In initial stage of the business we will follow cost plus mark up base pricing but

    eventually by popularizing and branding this product we will go for value based and demand

     based pricing.

    Promotional mix

    Promotional mix of products deals with building strong relationship with customers. It is the

    most crucial part and significant strategy of a new venture. Our strategy is to reach every

     possible targeted group of customers by our various promotional mixes. The tools we will use to promote our product

    Official website

    Social networking sites

    Internet based advertising and e-commerce sites

    Magazine and newspaper advertising

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    Tourism fair and promotional events

    Sponsoring events and social awareness programs

    Recruiting promotional experts of this sectors for promotion and branding

    The target customer of our brand is people of high or higher middle class. Most of our target

    customers are handy with communication technology. So our promotion program will emphasizein social communication network based media such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. We can

     promote the features and attributes of our products through such social networking site’s pages

    and the potential customers can satisfy their queries about our products and even can book a

     package immediately. This strategy can popularize our product by posting notes, status, offers,

     photos, videos and promotional contents about our products by costing a very minimum amount.

    We will also encourage our current customers to share their views and experience through our

     pages and this promotional strategy will make it more vibrant and attractive to the potential

    customers. Other promotional mix such as TV commercials and magazine ads can also be

    considered. Booking a stall in different tourism fair can also help to promote the brand and

    getting instant booking. Recruiting promotional expert can also increase sales of our product by

    means of direct sales and personal relationship.

    Distribution mix

    We will build a quality distribution and logistics service to provide the customers with our

    service and products. In initial stage of our business we will build strategic alliance with different

    transport agencies to carry our customer from airport or our corporate office to different spots.

    An integrated supply chain system must be developed in this purpose to ensure safe journey,

    availability of desired food of customers and other convenience service required. Our hosts are

    the main service provider of our customers. So host selection and training must be done with

    great care so that the hosts can provide quality service. Hosts and our professional team will

    always ready for any situation and security needs of our customers.

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    Financial analysis of the project

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    Cost of the project:

    to start the project, we initially need about TK.3800000. This amount will be spent for the

    following purposes:

    Item quantity cost per Amount Total

    Building & civil work 5 200000 1000000Preoperative expenses

    Training & host development 30 10000 300000

     promotional cost 1500000

    R & D 100000

    Registration &License 1000000 2900000

    Total 3900000

    We will spend TK. 900000 for building and civil work. We will have these at five locations. We

    will not have our own land, rather we will lease it from indigenous people. A huge amount of

    money will be spent as preoperative expenses. Among them, TK. 300000 will be spent for host

    training and development purpose. It is very much important because through it hosts will know

    how to deal with our customers. As the firm is new in our country, a large fund is allocated for

     promotional purpose. We will have website, internet domain, social network site . we also have

    an allocation for R&D and Registration & license purpose.

    Means of Financing:

    Initially we are starting as all equity firm. However, when we will go on expansion, we will use

    debt about 30% of the capital. Our cost of capital is 15%. Our firm beta is 1.5 because our

     business is very much cyclical. It should perform better when the is booming and perform poorly in case of bad time of the economy like recession.

    Cost of capital (Ke )= 6%+1.5(12-6)%

    =15%

    means of financing equity debt

     proportion 100% 0

    Initially we are going to use no debt. Generally debt is used for tax advantage purpose. Our firm

    will have to pay a little or no taxes for initial years. It is one reason for which we don’t use debt

    initially. However, when we go for expansion, we must use debt and get listed as public limited

    company after four to five ears.

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    Cost of service per client:

    The cost of servicing one customer include transportation cost- taking to our location and

    showing various sites, food and service & host cost-the compensation to be paid to the persons

    involved in looking after customers.

    The amount is shown below:

    Particulars Cost

    Transportation 3000

    Food 4000

    service and host 3000

    Working Capital Requirements:

    All of our sales are on cash. In this case, our working capital requirements will be low. It is about

    1.5% 0f total sales.

    Here the requirements are shown for three possible scenarios.

    Normal situation:

    Favorable situation:

    Year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    Revenue 21000000 23100000 25410000 27951000 30746100

    %ofrevenue

    0.015 0.015 0.015 0.015 0.015

    TWC 200000 315000 346500 381150 419265 461191.5CNWC 200000 115000 31500 34650 38115 41926.5

    Working capital requirement (1.5% of sales)

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    Sales 17500000 21000000 25200000 30240000 36288000

    amount 200000 262500 315000 378000 453600 544320

    CNWC 200000 62500 52500 63000 75600 90720

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    Unfavorable situation:

    Year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    Revenue 14000000 15400000 16940000 18634000 20497400

    % of

    revenue

    0.015 0.015 0.015 0.015 0.015

    TWC 200000 210000 231000 254100 279510 307461

    CNWC 200000 10000 21000 23100 25410 27951

    Income statement: there are three I/S for three possible scenarios. The scenarios are normal

    (1000 customers per year), favorable (1200) and unfavorable (800).

    The following I/S is for 1000 customers per year. Sales growth is 10% for first five years and

     becomes constant for 2%.

    HOMESTAY BANGLADESH 

    Income Statement 

    For the year ended 31 December, 2014

     Number ofcustomer

    1000

    Revenue per 17500

    cost per 10000

    Growth 10%

    Terminal growth 2%

    Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

    Revenue 17500000 19250000 21175000 23292500 25621750

    cost of service 10000000 11000000 12100000 13310000 14641000

    Gross profit 7500000 8250000 9075000 9982500 10980750

    Operating expenses

    SG&A 5950000 6545000 7199500 7919450 8711395

    EBITD&A 1550000 1705000 1875500 2063050 2269355

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890EBIT 935750 1150712 1368963 1593562 1827465

    financing cost 0 0 0 0 0

    income before taxes 935750 1150712 1368963 1593562 1827465

    income tax 0 0 154008.3 426138 411179.6

    net income 935750 1150712 1214955 1167424 1416285

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    DEPRECIATION calculation:

    In case depreciation, we use 15% flat rate on all assets. Depreciation calculation for five years is

    shown below:

    year Beginning value Addition total D&A EV1 3900000 195000 4095000 614250 3480750

    2 3480750 214500 3695250 554287.5 3140963

    3 3140963 235950 3376913 506536.9 2870376

    4 2870376 259545 3129921 469488.1 2660433

    5 2660433 285499.5 2945932 441889.8 2504042

    Tax Calculation: as ours is a private limited company, we charge 37.5% tax on our taxable

    income. However our company will get tax rebate for the first seven years at a predetermined

    rate.

    EBT 935750 1150712 1368963 1593562 1827465

    tax applied on(%) 0 0 0.3 0.45 0.6

    Taxable income 0 0 410688.9 717102.9 1096479

    Tax(.375) 0 0 154008.3 268913.6 411179.6

    Selling, General & Admistrative expenses allocation:

    Particulars amount % 5950000

    wages and salaries 3500000 0.588235rent & lease 1000000 0.168067

    Promotion 1200000 0.201681

    Others 250000 0.042017 100%

    Firm Valuation:

    Profitability Analysis:

    To measure the profitability of the new venture, we calculate NPV & IRR of firm’s cash flows.

    We use 15% discount rate as it is our cost of equity. Our first year caital expenditure is %% 0f

    initial Capex. Then it will grow at a rate of 10% for subsequent years.

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    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    OCF:

     NI 935750 1150712 1214955 1167424 1416285

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890

    CNWC 200000 62500 52500 63000 75600 90720

     NCO 3900000 195000 214500 235950 259545 285499.5PCFs 4100000 1292500 1438000 1422542 1301767 1481956

    Discount rate 15%

    Terminal growth rate 2%

    PCF @ year 6 1511595

    PCF for year 6 to onwards 11627654

    Total CF at year 5 13109610

    NPV Calculation

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000 1292500 1438000 1422542 1301767 13109610

    DF@15%  1 0.869565 0.756144 0.657516 0.571753 0.497177

    PV -4100000 1123913 1087335 935344.2 744289.5 6517793

    NPV 6308674

    IRR Calculation

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000 1292500 1438000 1422542 1301767 13109610

    IRR 48%

    According to this calculation, we should step forward.

    Free cash flow valuation:

    General formula for determining free cash flow is as follows:

    EBIT(1-Tax Rate)+ Depreciation expense-Capital expenditure-change in net working Capital.

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    We use this formula to determine free cash flow for first five years and assume a flat growth rate

    of 2% for subsequent years.

    year 1 2 3 4 5

    EBIT(1-T) 935750 1150712 1214955 1167424 1416285

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890

    CNWC 62500 52500 63000 75600 90720

    Capex 195000 214500 235950 259545 285499.5

    FCF 1292500 1438000 1422542 1301767 1481956

    Discount rate 15%

    Terminal growth rate 2%

    FCF @ year 6 1511595

    FCF for year 6 to onwards 11627654

    Total FCF at year 5 13109610

    Year 1 2 3 4 5

    Free Cash Flow 1292500 1438000 1422542 1301767 13109610

    Discount Factor 0.869565 0.756144 0.657516 0.571753 0.497177

    PVFCF 1123913 1087335 935344.2 744289.5 6517793

    Balance sheet: balance sheet shows the financial condition of a firm on a particular day. We

    have prepared B/S for our firm at the beginning and ending of accounting year 2014. As we are

    an all equity firm, we don’t have any long-term debt. Besides we have no short term liability as

    our transactions are in cash and initial working capital will be met by initial investment. Weexpect to have an handsome amount of cash at hand at year 2015 that will be invested initially

    and will be used for expansion purpose. The B/S is as follows:

     Value of the Firm

    10408674

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    Homestay Bangladesh

    Balance sheet

    For 31 December , 2015

    ASSSETS 1/1/2015 31/12/2015

    current assets

    Cash & cash equivalents 200000 355000

    Account receivables 0

    Total current assets 200000 355000

     Non-current Assets

    Building & equipment 1000000 1015750

     preoperative expense 2900000 2465000

    Investments 0 1200000

    Total non-current assets 3900000 4680750

    TOTAL ASSETS 4100000 5035750

    Liability & Stocholders' Equity

    current assets

    account payable 0 0

    Accrued expenses 0 0

    short-term loan 0

    total current liabilities 0

     Non-current Liabilities 0

    long term debt 0

    shareholders' Equity

    common stock 4100000 4100000

    retained earnings 0 935750

    Total shareholders' Equity 4100000 5035750

    Total Liability & Stocholders' Equity 4100000 5035750

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    Ratio analysis

    Ratio Formula Result

    current ratio current assets/current liabilities -

    return on Assets net income/total assets 0.228232

    Return on equity net income/stockholders' equity 0.228232GPM Gross profit/revenue 0.428571

    profit margin net income/revenue 0.053471

    Debt debt/total asssets 0

    Debt to equity debt/total equity 0

    Total asset turnover revenue/total assets 4.268293

    The above table shows some important ratio for the company. However this information is

    useful only if we have a benchmark like industry average to compare with.

    Current ratio: We don’t get any current ratio because we don’t have any current liabilities. 

    Return on Assets: ROA for the first year is expected to be 22.82% which is satisfactory.

    Return on equity: as we have no debt capital, our ROE is the same as return on Assets.

    GPM: our gross profit margin is relatively low compared to other business. It is only 43%. We

    have to take steps to decrease variable cost and increase gross profit margin.

    profit margin: our net profit margin is expected to be 5.34% in first year which is quite low.

    Total asset turnover: it shows the efficiency with which the company is using its assets togenerate revenue. Our calculated ratio says that company generates an amount of revenue of

    tk.4.26 against 1taka asset.

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    Financial Analysis(profitability) for 800 customers per year:

    Income Statement

    2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

    Revenue 14000000 15400000 16940000 18634000 20497400cost of service 8000000 8800000 9680000 10648000 11712800

    Gross profit 6000000 6600000 7260000 7986000 8784600

    Operating expenses

    SG&A 4760000 5236000 5759600 6335560 6969116

    EBITD&A 1240000 1364000 1500400 1650440 1815484

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890

    EBIT 625750 809712 993863 1180952 1373594

    financing cost 0 0 0 0 0

    income before taxes 625750 809712 993863 1180952 1373594

    income tax 0 0 111809.6 199285.7 309058.7net income 625750 809712 882053.4 981666.4 1064535

    Tax calculation:

    EBT 625750 809712 993863 1180952 1373594

    tax appliedon(%)

    0 0 0.3 0.45 0.6

    Taxableincome

    0 0 298158.9 531428.4 824156.4

    Tax(.375) 0 0 111809.6 199285.7 309058.7

    NPV Calculation

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    OCF:

    NI 625750 809712 882053.4 981666.4 1064535

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890

    CNWC 200000 10000 21000 23100 25410 27951

    NCO 3900000 195000 214500 235950 259545 285499.5

    PCFs 4100000 1035000 1128500 1129540 1166199 1192975

    Discount rate 0.15

    Terminal growth rate 0.02

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    PCF @ year 6 1216834

    PCF for year 6 to onwards 9360264

    Total CF at year 5 10553239

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000

    1035000 1128500 1129540 1166199 1192975

    DF@15% 1 0.869565 0.756144 0.657516 0.571753 0.497177

    PV -4100000

    900000 853308.1 742691.2 666778.3 593119.3

     NPV -344103

    IRR Calculation:

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000

    900000 853308.1 742691.2 666778.3 593119.3

    IRR -3%

    Financial analysis for 1200 customers:

    Income Statement

    year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

    Revenue 21000000 23100000 25410000 27951000 30746100

    cost of service 12000000 13200000 14520000 15972000 17569200

    Gross profit 9000000 9900000 10890000 11979000 13176900

    Operatingexpenses

    SG&A 7140000 7854000 8639400 9503340 10453674

    EBITD&A 1860000 2046000 2250600 2475660 2723226

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890EBIT 1245750 1491712 1744063 2006172 2281336

    financing cost 0 0 0 0 0

    income beforetaxes

    1245750 1491712 1744063 2006172 2281336

    income tax 0 0 196207.1 338541.5 513300.6

    net income 1245750 1491712 1547856 1667630 1768035

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    Tax calculation:

    EBT 1245750 1491712 1744063 2006172 2281336

    tax appliedon(%)

    0 0 0.3 0.45 0.6

    Taxableincome 0 0 523218.9 902777.4 1368802

    Tax(.375) 0 0 196207.1 338541.5 513300.6

    NPV Calculation

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    OCF:

    NI 1245750 1491712 1547856 1667630 1768035

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890CNWC 200000 115000 31500 34650 38115 41926.5

    NCO 3900000 195000 214500 235950 259545 285499.5

    PCFs 4100000 1550000 1800000 1783793 1839458 1882499

    Discount rate 0.15

    Terminal growth rate 0.02

    PCF @ year 6 1920149

    PCF for year 6 to onwards 14770380

    Total CF at year 5 16652879

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000 1550000 1800000 1783793 1839458 16652879

    DF@15% 1 0.869565 0.756144 0.657516 0.571753 0.497177

    PV -4100000 1347826 1361059 1172873 1051716 8279424 NPV 9112898

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    IRR calculation

    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000

    1550000 1800000 1783793 1839458 16652879

    IRR 58%

    Sensitivity Analysis:

    Sensitivity of NPV with number of customer:

    SENSITIVITY OF NPV WITH NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS

    Scenario Number of customers NPV

    Favorable 1200 9112898

    Normal 1000 6308674

    Unfavorable 800 -344103

    From our calculation, we see that if our number of customer is increased by 20% that is

    1200, NPV of the firm will increase by 44%,

    Sensitivity of NPV with Selling, General & Administrative expense:

    To test sensitivity, we reduce SG&A expenses by 20%. The result is as follows:

    Income Statement

    Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

    Revenue 17500000 19250000 21175000 23292500 25621750

    cost of service 10000000 11000000 12100000 13310000 14641000

    Gross profit 7500000 8250000 9075000 9982500 10980750

    Operating

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    expenses

    SG&A 4760000 6545000 7199500 7919450 8711395

    EBITD&A 2740000 1705000 1875500 2063050 2269355

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890

    EBIT 2125750 1150712 1368963 1593562 1827465

    financing cost 0 0 0 0 0

    income beforetaxes

    2125750 1150712 1368963 1593562 1827465

    income tax 0 0 154008.3 268913.6 411179.6

    net income 2125750 1150712 1214955 1324648 1416285

    NPV Calculation:

    Year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    OCF: NI 2125750 1150712 1214955 1324648 1416285

    D&A 614250 554288 506537 469488 441890

    CNWC 200000 62500 26250 28875 31762.5 34938.75

     NCO 3900000 195000 214500 235950 259545 285499.5

    PCFs 4100000 2482500 1464250 1456667 1502829 1537737

    Discount rate 0.15

    Terminal growth rate 0.02

    PCF @ year 6 1568492

    PCF for year 6 to onwards 12065322

    Total CF at year 5 13603059

    Year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000 2482500 1464250 1456667 1502829 1360305

    9

    DF@15% 1 0.86956

    5

    0.75614

    4

    0.65751

    6

    0.57175

    3

    0.497177

    PV -4100000 2158696 1107183 957782 859247.

    3

    6763125

    NPV 7746033

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    year 0 1 2 3 4 5

    PCF -4100000 3292500 3664250 3604417 3715616 33678123

    DF@15% 1 0.869565 0.756144 0.657516 0.571753 0.497177

    PV -4100000 2863043 2770699 2369962 2124416 16743979 NPV 22772100

    Our calculation shows that if Variable cost per customer decreases by 20% that is

    TK.2000, NPV will increase by 260%.

    So we can say that NPV has the highest sensitivity with variable cost compared to other two

    variables because in this case the change in NPV is the highest.

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    Socio Economic Aspects

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    Social Responsibility 

    Homestay is aimed to increase the participant of the rural community in the tourism industry anda way to reduce the rural-urban migration. Homestay social responsibility involves sharing the benefits of the tourism industry with the rural community and encourages their participation in

    the tourism sector, boosting household income and improves living standards of the ruralcommunity, which contribute to the reduction of poverty; and developing rural tourismentrepreneurs and provide job opportunities.

    Business Ethics

    The project will focus tourism industry ethics as well as standard ethical code adopted. So as toregards, furniture and furnishings should be adequate, clean and well maintained. Standard foodwill be provided. For the ethical code to maintain, the  Halalfood will be supplied to the Muslimstourists. Kitchen would have adequate supply of clean water, lighting, and food storage, properwaste collection and disposal methods, clean& well maintained, free of smoke, odor and pest.

    Where water for drinking is not available from a public source the host would ensure purifiedwater. Fresh, well cooked, clean utensils follow approved health standards; avoid food poisoning, consistent supply of food, local delicacies will be provided to maintain businessethics.

    Environmental Impact of the Project

    The location would be suitable to receive and host paying guests depending on the themeconcept of the Home stay. It also would be attractive, in harmony with the Natural, cultural and built up environment, and in compliance with the local government

    regulations, well maintained environment, excellent sanitation and refuse disposal. There willhave eco- friendly practices such as Energy saving, alternative energy sources, waterconservation &harvesting techniques, waste management, recycling and pollution.Environmentally friendly Toilets/Pit latrines should be provided. Not less than 5m deep. Safe &washable floors and walls.Clean, well lit and ventilated. Freeform fly/mosquito. Train visitors to use the different types offacilities e.g. Pit latrines. Guests be provided with running water where not available improviselike “Tip tap” tissue paper & liquid soap. Alternatively acquire plastic toilet seat to improvise for

    those who cannot squattingThere should be appropriate waste storage, collection and disposal facilities, in line with healthstandards and environmental protection regulations of the area. In addition should exercise waste

    separation and proper management Encourage separation of waste e.g. plastic, metal, glass andthe biodegradables. Animal waste be used for energy like Bio gas and sludge (organic farming).Adequate and appropriate firefighting equipment should be provided. At least (Buckets with dryand looses and/soil) should be available. Host/Family should be familiar with fire fighting skills.Fire extinguishers be introduced where applicable and a water source be available. Designate andmark a fire assembly point.

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    Environmental Opportunities of Homestay

    conducted

    areas.

    Contribution towards the Economy

    Bangladesh is a country of natural beauty. She is blessed with endowment of almighty. Propernurturing of natural beauty can attract tourists from across the world as well as Bangladesh. Thetourism sector can be a major contributor in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Bangladesh. As anew concept of tourism industry, Home stay can play vital role by attracting tourists towardcontribution of our economy. Home stay offers immense potentiality for employment generation,

     poverty alleviation and maintaining ecological balance. It is relatively a modern phenomenon,which plays an intensely important role in the economic development of our country. Tourism isa part of service sector which is contributing a major part of total GDP of Bangladesh. Thoughthe contribution of tourism in GDP is only 7% in 2004-05, it has increased to 9.44% by the year2009-10. This simple data could be helpful to understand how promising the sector is forBangladesh. A large number of employment opportunities are being created by this project. Touroperator business is doing well in Bangladesh. Thousands of young people will have engagedthemselves as tourists’ guide in this project. Moreover some other induced impact of truismresults in economic progress in local area and the country as a whole. Communication,throughout the country, will develop because of the project. As a result, other economic activitieswill be augmented.Solar, wind and other renewable energy sources installation highly preferable for the project,thus contributes to economy. Homestays can be a good way for families to supplement theirincome, especially in regions where there may not be enough economic activity for fullemployment. This project creates consciousness among villagers, the way of living, the reductionof income gap between the urban and the village. The government can earn handsome revenuefrom this sector. Besides the other economic opportunities of the Homestay as follow:

    Economic Opportunities of Homestay

    ransforming economic and employment opportunities to rural areas and thus alleviating poverty.

    hip in tourism and its many other related sectors.-consumption of food, accommodation and purchase of souvenirs.

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    References

    Lectures and handouts provided by the course teacher.

    http://www.banglayp.com/category/Homestay 

    http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com 

    http://www.dhakaholidays.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestay 

    https://www.academia.edu/6800362/Home_Stay

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