Exam 3: Planning, Developing, and Marketing a Destination

Which of the following statements would most likely not be part of a community's tourism goals?

Duplication and redundancy of tourism resources are more likely to occur in catalytic development.

What is the tourism "product" made up of?

Holding a series of town hall meetings and conducting educational campaigns within a region that you might want to develop a tourism product in would be an example of investing in __________.

To be a vibrant tourism destination, it is important for a region's infrastructure to reflect _______________.

The ability to forecast trends is valuable to the tourism industry as it _______________.

Quantitative forecasting combines numerical data and statistics to better understand future events.

How do the efforts of Fairmont Hotels to "green" its operations help its life cycle?

In the eight steps to the tourism planning process, "strategy to reach goals" is explained as a timeline providing the community with a detailed plan of how goals will be achieved.

When sites, food services, accommodations, and events are developed in one area of a city, this is an example of _______________.