Question 1

Outbound international tourism can be described as:

Accepted Answer

A) visits by tourists of a country to their own country 
B) visits by residents of a one country to another country 
C) visits by tourists 
D) visits to a country by non-residents of that country 
A) visits by tourists of a country to their own country 
B) visits by residents of a one country to another country 
C) visits by tourists 
D) visits to a country by non-residents of that country

Question 2

What association is the global organization that regulated almost all international airlines?

Accepted Answer

A) United Nations Tourism Development Program 
B) World Bank 
C) International Air Transportation Association 
D) World Tourism Organization 
A) United Nations Tourism Development Program 
B) World Bank 
C) International Air Transportation Association 
D) World Tourism Organization

Question 3

75 % of car rental sales take place at:

Accepted Answer

A) airports 
B) inner city locations 
C) hotels 
D) suburban locations 
A) airports 
B) inner city locations 
C) hotels 
D) suburban locations

Question 4

The development of the ________ in the 1830's made travel affordable and comfortable for the masses.

Accepted Answer

A) Airplane 
B) Automobile 
C) Cruise line 
D) Railroad 
A) Airplane 
B) Automobile 
C) Cruise line 
D) Railroad

Question 5

A ________ is a middleperson that sells travel services on behalf of airlines, cruise
ships, rail, hotels, etc.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ________ is a middleperson that sells...

Question 6

The International Air Transportation Association (IATA)is the global organization that
________ almost all international airlines.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The International Air Transportation Association (IATA)is the...

Question 7

Cruising began in the 1840's when this ship line made the crossing from England to America.

Accepted Answer

A) Cunard 
B) Norwegian Lines 
C) White Star 
D) Princess 
A) Cunard 
B) Norwegian Lines 
C) White Star 
D) Princess

Question 8

What are five characteristics of the travel and tourism industry as identified by the United Nations World
Tourism Organization and the World Travel and Tourism Council

Accepted Answer

An around the clock all year e

Question 9

Major U.S. airlines have formed ________ alliances with partner airlines to provide
easier ticketing and transportation access to locations they do not serve.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Major U.S. airlines have formed ________ alliances...

Question 10

________ is a dynamic, evolving, consumer-driven force which is the worlds largest
industry.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ is a dynamic, evolving, consumer-driven force...

Question 11

Inbound international tourism can be described as:

Accepted Answer

A) visits by tour groups from one city to another city 
B) visits by residents of a country to another country 
C) visits to a country by non-residents of that country 
D) visits by tourists of a country to their own country 
A) visits by tour groups from one city to another city 
B) visits by residents of a country to another country 
C) visits to a country by non-residents of that country 
D) visits by tourists of a country to their own country

Question 12

Automobile travel is a way of life for many Americans who can drive ________ miles or more per year.

Accepted Answer

A) 25,000 
B) 10,000 
C) 20,000 
D) 15,000 
A) 25,000 
B) 10,000 
C) 20,000 
D) 15,000

Question 13

The multiplier effect occurs when:

Accepted Answer

A) money is used to purchase items from outside the local area 
B) new jobs are created to service the needs of international travelers 
C) employment rates reach normal levels 
D) money is recycled back into the community from the money tourists spend in the local economy 
A) money is used to purchase items from outside the local area 
B) new jobs are created to service the needs of international travelers 
C) employment rates reach normal levels 
D) money is recycled back into the community from the money tourists spend in the local economy

Question 14

Which of the following has had a significant impact on increased air travel?

Accepted Answer

A) Increase in flights 
B) Larger airports 
C) Shorter flights 
D) Lower airfares 
A) Increase in flights 
B) Larger airports 
C) Shorter flights 
D) Lower airfares

Question 15

Define the following classifications of tourism:
• Inbound international tourism
• Outbound international tourism
• Internal tourism
• Domestic tourism
• National tourism

Accepted Answer

• Inbound International Tourism: visits

Question 16

Tourism has become one of the world's most important sources of ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Tourism has become one of the world's...

Question 17

What are two main benefits of the airline hub and spoke system?

Accepted Answer

Airlines can service more citi

Question 18

________ promote tours and trips that they plan and organize.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ promote tours and trips that they...

Question 19

The ________ and ________ system enables air passengers to travel from one smaller
city to another.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ________ and ________ system enables air...

Question 20

The Travel Industry of America is responsible for:

Accepted Answer

A) the promotion and development of local convention and visitors bureaus 
B) the promotion and development of travel to Europe 
C) the promotion and development of travel to South and Central America 
D) the promotion and development of tourism in the United States 
A) the promotion and development of local convention and visitors bureaus 
B) the promotion and development of travel to Europe 
C) the promotion and development of travel to South and Central America 
D) the promotion and development of tourism in the United States

Outbound international tourism can be described as:

What association is the global organization that regulated almost all international airlines?

75 % of car rental sales take place at:

The development of the ________ in the 1830's made travel affordable and comfortable for the masses.

A ________ is a middleperson that sells travel services on behalf of airlines, cruise ships, rail, hotels, etc.

The International Air Transportation Association (IATA)is the global organization that ________ almost all international airlines.

Cruising began in the 1840's when this ship line made the crossing from England to America.

What are five characteristics of the travel and tourism industry as identified by the United Nations World Tourism Organization and the World Travel and Tourism Council

Major U.S. airlines have formed ________ alliances with partner airlines to provide easier ticketing and transportation access to locations they do not serve.

________ is a dynamic, evolving, consumer-driven force which is the worlds largest industry.

Inbound international tourism can be described as:

Automobile travel is a way of life for many Americans who can drive ________ miles or more per year.

The multiplier effect occurs when:

Which of the following has had a significant impact on increased air travel?

Define the following classifications of tourism: • Inbound international tourism • Outbound international tourism • Internal tourism • Domestic tourism • National tourism

Tourism has become one of the world's most important sources of ________.

What are two main benefits of the airline hub and spoke system?

________ promote tours and trips that they plan and organize.

The and system enables air passengers to travel from one smaller city to another.

The Travel Industry of America is responsible for:

Hospitality Spirit

Characteristics of Tourism

Lodging

Lodging Operations

Cruising

Restaurants

Restaurant Operations

Managed Services

Beverages

Clubs

Theme Parks and Attractions

Gaming Entertainment

Meetings, Conventions, and Expositions

Special Events

Filters

Exam 2: Tourism

Outbound international tourism can be described as:

What association is the global organization that regulated almost all international airlines?

75 % of car rental sales take place at:

The development of the ________ in the 1830's made travel affordable and comfortable for the masses.

A ________ is a middleperson that sells travel services on behalf of airlines, cruise ships, rail, hotels, etc.

The International Air Transportation Association (IATA)is the global organization that ________ almost all international airlines.

Cruising began in the 1840's when this ship line made the crossing from England to America.

What are five characteristics of the travel and tourism industry as identified by the United Nations World Tourism Organization and the World Travel and Tourism Council

Major U.S. airlines have formed ________ alliances with partner airlines to provide easier ticketing and transportation access to locations they do not serve.

________ is a dynamic, evolving, consumer-driven force which is the worlds largest industry.

Inbound international tourism can be described as:

Automobile travel is a way of life for many Americans who can drive ________ miles or more per year.

The multiplier effect occurs when:

Which of the following has had a significant impact on increased air travel?

Define the following classifications of tourism: • Inbound international tourism • Outbound international tourism • Internal tourism • Domestic tourism • National tourism

Tourism has become one of the world's most important sources of ________.

What are two main benefits of the airline hub and spoke system?

________ promote tours and trips that they plan and organize.

The ________ and ________ system enables air passengers to travel from one smaller city to another.

The Travel Industry of America is responsible for:

Hospitality Spirit

Characteristics of Tourism

Lodging

Lodging Operations

Cruising

Restaurants

Restaurant Operations

Managed Services

Beverages

Clubs

Theme Parks and Attractions

Gaming Entertainment

Meetings, Conventions, and Expositions

Special Events

Filters

The and system enables air passengers to travel from one smaller city to another.