Exam 3: Why People Travel
Exam 1: Hospitality Spirit45 Questions
Exam 2: Tourism50 Questions
Exam 3: Why People Travel35 Questions
Exam 4: Lodging51 Questions
Exam 5: Lodging Operations49 Questions
Exam 6: Cruising51 Questions
Exam 7: Restaurants44 Questions
Exam 8: Restaurant Operations45 Questions
Exam 9: Managed Services46 Questions
Exam 10: Beverages48 Questions
Exam 11: Clubs35 Questions
Exam 12: Theme Parks and Attractions40 Questions
Exam 13: Gaming Entertainment39 Questions
Exam 14: Meetings, Conventions, and Expositions45 Questions
Exam 15: Special Events40 Questions
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Reasons people travel include all but which of the following:
• Health
• Education
• Eco-tourism
• Shopping
• All of the above are examples of reasons why people travel
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• All of the above are examples of reasons why people travel
An example of a popular ecotourism destination is:
• Disney World
• Macchu Pichu
• Las Vegas
• Beijing
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• Macchu Pichu
Which of the following is not one of the changes an airline traveler might experience?
• Free Wi-Fi
• Time delays
• Enhanced airport restrictions
• Fewer refreshments on flights
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• Free Wi-Fi
__________ tourism respects natural and built environments; a renewed appreciation for historical milestones.
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The promotion and development of tourism is moving from the ________ sector to the ________ sector.
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Cultural tourism or World Heritage sites are often designated by :
• The American Hotel and Lodging Association
• The National Restaurant Association
• United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
• Sustainable Tourism Advisory Board
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Which characteristic is not typically found in a business traveler?
• Younger
• Stay for extended periods at a location
• Spend more money
• Travel in small groups
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All of the following are potential negative impacts that tourism may have on the local environment except:
• Natural resources threatened by overuse
• Unchecked growth may upset the balance of nature
• Partnerships are formed between governments and local industries to put regulations in place to protect resources
• Noise, litter and air pollution
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Eco-tourism can be traced back to the:
• 1950's
• 1960's
• 1970's
• 1980's
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The most important skills for a destination manager are:
• Fashion and style sense
• Health and fitness
• Culinary and baking
• Communication and organization
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Which of the following would not be considered business travel?
• Trade shows and expositions
• Conventions
• Gaming
• Sales call
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An increasingly popular form of tourism with the aging Baby Boomers is __________ and might include a visit to a National Park.
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Club Med was conceived by:
• The United States tourism board
• The United Nations
• A Belgian diamond cutter and water polo champion
• Greece
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Infrastructure includes:
• Roads, communication, transportation and lodging
• Schools, stores, and libraries
• Employment opportunities
• Airports, restaurants and hotels
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Travel is on the increase and expected to continue to increase in the coming years reasons for this include all of the following except:
• Longer life span
• Increased cost of travel
• Early retirement
• Increased standard of living
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Tourism is an interesting sociocultural phenomenon due to:
• Seeing how others live is interesting and exchanging sociocultural values is rewarding
• Decrease in tourism
• Decrease in domestic travel
• Smaller family size
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Sustainable tourism
• Has no effect on society
• Places a broad-based obligation on society
• Causes a decline in tourism
• Places a strain on the local infrastructure
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Which of the following is not a factor that influences travel decisions:
• Entertainment
• Cost
• Infrastructure
• Climate for comfort
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Placing local arts and crafts in hotel lobbies, guest rooms and restaurants:
• Increases the demand for the items
• Creates competition between local artisans
• Generates demand for new crafts
• Creates new markets for faux crafts
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