Exam 2: Tourism
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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What organization backs the World Tourism Organization?
• United Nations
• United States
• Automobile Association of America
• World Bank
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Which of the following has had a significant impact on increased air travel?
• Increase in flights
• Larger airports
• Lower airfares
• Smaller planes
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75 % of car rental sales take place at:
• Airports
• Inner city locations
• Suburban locations
• Gas stations
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The American Society of Travel Agents is:
• The world's largest travel trade association
• A society that brings tourists and tour operators together
• An organization that creates vacation packages
• A training organization for prospective travel agents
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Describe the multiplier effect and its effects on the economy of a tourism destination.
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The largest travel corporation is:
• Automobile Association of America
• Aladdin Travel
• Thomas Cook Travel Corporation
• American Express Travel Services
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Those who travel by bus may select this mode of transportation because:
• It provides an opportunity for eating at unique roadside diners
• It is ideal for long trips
• It provides on the road entertainment opportunities
• It is convenient and economical
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Travel Agents
• Serve as a middle person acting as a travel counselor on behalf of airlines, cruise lines, and hotels
• Promote tours and trips that they plan and organize
• Bring together tourists and rental companies
• Tour operators
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Cruising began in the 1840's when this ship line made the crossing from England to America.
• Disney
• Cunard
• White Star
• Princess
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The development of the _____________ in the 1830's made travel affordable and comfortable for the masses.
• Automobile
• Railroad
• Airplane
• Cruise line
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Inbound international tourism can be described as:
• Visits to a country by non-residents of that country
• Visits by residents of a country to another country
• Visits by tourists of a country to their own country
• Visits by student groups from one city to another city
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The largest and most recognized of all specialized travel services companies is __________ .
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What association is the global organization that regulated almost all international airlines?
• World Tourism Organization
• World Bank
• International Air Transportation Association
• United Nations Development Program
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During the age of the __________ Europeans toured Europe as part of their education.
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Eurail passes must be purchased:
• In France
• In England
• Outside Europe
• In Italy
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Today, the National Railroad Passenger Corporation is known as:
• Amtrak
• B & O railroad
• Metro
• The L
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Over the past few years, many major U.S. airlines have lost billions of dollars in revenue, this can be attributed to all of the following except:
• Competition from low-cost airlines
• Additional fuel costs
• Higher salaries
• Lower benefit costs for employees
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Inns sprang up to feed and accommodate pilgrims visiting Rome and the Holy Lands (now Israel) in the:
• 4th century B.C.
• 776 B.C.
• 1200's
• 1600's
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Hotel guests traveling to reach the hotel, eating in a nearby restaurant and visiting attractions are examples of the __________ of the segments of the hospitality industry
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The Travel Industry of America is responsible for:
• The promotion and development of tourism in the United States
• The promotion and development of travel to Europe
• The promotion and development of travel to South and Central America
• The promotion and development of local convention and visitors bureaus
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