Question 1

The first stage of the tourist area lifecycle is

Accepted Answer

A)  Involvement 
B)  Exploration 
C)  Development 
D)  Consolidation 
A)  Involvement 
B)  Exploration 
C)  Development 
D)  Consolidation B

Question 2

UNESCO is

Accepted Answer

A)  United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 
B)  United Nations Environment, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 
C)  United Nations Educational, Social, and Cultural Organization 
D)  United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Civic Organization 
A)  United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 
B)  United Nations Environment, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 
C)  United Nations Educational, Social, and Cultural Organization 
D)  United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Civic Organization A

Question 3

Ideally, tourism planning is characterised by

Accepted Answer

A)  The involvement of the local community 
B)  A holistic approach 
C)  A basis in sound research 
D)  All of the above 
A)  The involvement of the local community 
B)  A holistic approach 
C)  A basis in sound research 
D)  All of the above D

Question 4

Planning for tourism ensures

Accepted Answer

A)  Benefits will flow to a destination 
B)  Negative impacts will increase 
C)  Conflict between residents and tourists will increase 
D)  Tourism will be disadvantaged 
A)  Benefits will flow to a destination 
B)  Negative impacts will increase 
C)  Conflict between residents and tourists will increase 
D)  Tourism will be disadvantaged

Question 5

Multiple use of resources means

Accepted Answer

A)  Managing a single user 
B)  Managing varied users 
C)  Strategic planning 
D)  Conflict among users 
A)  Managing a single user 
B)  Managing varied users 
C)  Strategic planning 
D)  Conflict among users

Question 6

Social Carrying Capacity is

Accepted Answer

A)  A measure of the environment to tolerate tourism 
B)  A measure of the tourist to tolerate other tourists 
C)  A measure of the host community to tolerate tourism 
D)  A measure of the economic benefit of tourism 
A)  A measure of the environment to tolerate tourism 
B)  A measure of the tourist to tolerate other tourists 
C)  A measure of the host community to tolerate tourism 
D)  A measure of the economic benefit of tourism

Question 7

The following is a type of tourist attraction

Accepted Answer

A)  Accommodation 
B)  Purpose built 
C)  Carrying capacity 
D)  Infrastructure 
A)  Accommodation 
B)  Purpose built 
C)  Carrying capacity 
D)  Infrastructure

Question 8

The percentage of the Earth surface covered by mountains and hill lands is

Accepted Answer

A)  0.25 
B)  0.5 
C)  0.66 
D)  0.75 
A)  0.25 
B)  0.5 
C)  0.66 
D)  0.75

Question 9

Reproducible attractions

Accepted Answer

A)  Cannot be replaced 
B)  The resource is paramount 
C)  Can be replaced 
D)  Are always remote 
A)  Cannot be replaced 
B)  The resource is paramount 
C)  Can be replaced 
D)  Are always remote

Question 10

In terms of sustainable tourism development, best practice dissemination aims to

Accepted Answer

A)  Educate and communicate examples of best practice in sustainable tourism throughout the industry 
B)  License businesses that operate in environmentally sensitive areas 
C)  Provide the industry with practical measures 
D)  Inspect and certify businesses on the basis of sustainable practices 
A)  Educate and communicate examples of best practice in sustainable tourism throughout the industry 
B)  License businesses that operate in environmentally sensitive areas 
C)  Provide the industry with practical measures 
D)  Inspect and certify businesses on the basis of sustainable practices

The first stage of the tourist area lifecycle is

UNESCO is

Ideally, tourism planning is characterised by

Planning for tourism ensures

Multiple use of resources means

Social Carrying Capacity is

The following is a type of tourist attraction

The percentage of the Earth surface covered by mountains and hill lands is

Reproducible attractions

In terms of sustainable tourism development, best practice dissemination aims to

An Introduction to the Geography of Travel and Tourism

The Geography of Demand for Tourism

Climate and Tourism

The Geography of Transport for Travel and Tourism

An Introduction to the Tourism Geography of Europe

An Introduction to the Tourism Geography of Britain

The Regional Geography of Tourism in Britain

The Tourism Geography of Ireland

The Tourism Geography of Scandinavia

The Tourism Geography of the Benelux Countries

The Tourism Geography of Germany, Austria and Switzerland

The Tourism Geography of France

The Tourism Geography of Spain and Portugal

The Tourism Geography of Italy and Malta

The Tourism Geography of South-Eastern Europe

The Tourism Geography of Eastern Europe, Russia and the CIS

The Tourism Geography of the Middle East

The Tourism Geography of Africa

The Tourism Geography of South Asia

The Tourism Geography of East Asia

The Tourism Geography of Australasia

The Tourism Geography of North America

The Tourism Geography of the Caribbean Islands

The Tourism Geography of Central and South America Abstract

Tourism Futures

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Exam 3: The Geography of Resources for Tourism

The first stage of the tourist area lifecycle is

UNESCO is

Ideally, tourism planning is characterised by

Planning for tourism ensures

Multiple use of resources means

Social Carrying Capacity is

The following is a type of tourist attraction

The percentage of the Earth surface covered by mountains and hill lands is

Reproducible attractions

In terms of sustainable tourism development, best practice dissemination aims to

An Introduction to the Geography of Travel and Tourism

The Geography of Demand for Tourism

Climate and Tourism

The Geography of Transport for Travel and Tourism

An Introduction to the Tourism Geography of Europe

An Introduction to the Tourism Geography of Britain

The Regional Geography of Tourism in Britain

The Tourism Geography of Ireland

The Tourism Geography of Scandinavia

The Tourism Geography of the Benelux Countries

The Tourism Geography of Germany, Austria and Switzerland

The Tourism Geography of France

The Tourism Geography of Spain and Portugal

The Tourism Geography of Italy and Malta

The Tourism Geography of South-Eastern Europe

The Tourism Geography of Eastern Europe, Russia and the CIS

The Tourism Geography of the Middle East

The Tourism Geography of Africa

The Tourism Geography of South Asia

The Tourism Geography of East Asia

The Tourism Geography of Australasia

The Tourism Geography of North America

The Tourism Geography of the Caribbean Islands

The Tourism Geography of Central and South America Abstract

Tourism Futures

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