Question 1

This is the effect on tourism brought by deregulation of airlines.

Accepted Answer

A)  more flights 
B)  more airlines 
C)  an explosion of domestic passengers 
D)  discounted fares 
E)  the development of mass travel 
A)  more flights 
B)  more airlines 
C)  an explosion of domestic passengers 
D)  discounted fares 
E)  the development of mass travel

Question 2

Automobile associations such as AAA offer travelers the following services apart from their roadside assistance except:

Accepted Answer

A)  hotel discounts. 
B)  travel counseling and ticketing. 
C)  international driver's licenses. 
D)  tour packages. 
E)  escorted tours. 
A)  hotel discounts. 
B)  travel counseling and ticketing. 
C)  international driver's licenses. 
D)  tour packages. 
E)  escorted tours.

Question 3

For flight safety, planes generally must be at least _ feet above or below one another, and _ miles on either side.

Accepted Answer

A)  1000; 5 
B)  500; 10 
C)  500; 5 
D)  1000; 10 
A)  1000; 5 
B)  500; 10 
C)  500; 5 
D)  1000; 10

This is the effect on tourism brought by deregulation of airlines.

Automobile associations such as AAA offer travelers the following services apart from their roadside assistance except:

For flight safety, planes generally must be at least _ feet above or below one another, and _ miles on either side.

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Exam 14: Transportation

This is the effect on tourism brought by deregulation of airlines.

Automobile associations such as AAA offer travelers the following services apart from their roadside assistance except:

For flight safety, planes generally must be at least _ feet above or below one another, and _ miles on either side.

Tourism Introduction, Past and Present Tourism

Motivation for Leisure Travel

Tourism Marketing

Tourism Economics

Tourism Organizations and Policy

Tourism Planning and Sustainable Development

Tourism Research

Attractions and Entertainment

Conventions, Meetings and Expositions

Tourism Sociology

Cultural and Heritage Tourism

Ecotourism

Distribution Organizations

Lodging and Restaurants

Tourism in the Future

Marketing and Tourism Industry

Filters