Exam 11: Tourism Services

Tourism services provide a great number of unrelated but interesting job opportunities.List the five different divisions of tourism services and choose an occupation found in each area that might appeal to you, explaining your choices. What two skills do you already possess that could be of use in each area? What additional training would you likely need to be successful in each occupation?

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Question 21

The organization that best helps a region by soliciting events, conferences, and large gatherings is the ___________________.

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Question 22

The non-profit organization, working with the Conference Board of Canada, that is responsible for collecting and publishing tourism statistics is ____________________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 23

CVBs act as gateways into a destination area.

(True/False)

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Question 24

Most of the tourism promotion done by a CVB is aimed at which target market?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 25

The development and security of transportation systems in Canada is managed by the Canada Border Services Agency

(True/False)

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Question 26

The symbol that signifies information for tourists is __________________.

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Question 27

Auto clubs like the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA)__________________.

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Question 28

Canadians acquire their passports through application to the Canada Border Services Agency.

(True/False)

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Question 29

TIAC's mandate is to lobby the federal government in order to stop or curtail legislation that might have a negative impact on tourism.

(True/False)

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Question 30

Membership fees are funding sources for chambers of commerce as well as convention and visitors bureaus.

(True/False)

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Question 31

The responsibility to strengthen the economic stability of a community falls to _________________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 32

The difference between a familiarization (FAM)tour and a site inspection is _________________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 33

Part of the role that provincial governments play in tourism is to encourage industry development by conducting research.

(True/False)

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Question 34

Tourism education councils (TECs)focus specifically on ________________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 35

Tourism operators are part of Tourism Services.

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Question 36

Most local tourism associations or organizations depend on ___________________.

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Question 37

Why are reliable research and statistics important to the future of tourism?

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Question 38

The CTRI is a good example of a non-profit organization that works solely in the field of tourism research.

(True/False)

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Question 39

"To enhance the economic stability of a community by soliciting and servicing large groups such as a conference" is the mandate of which organization?

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Question 40

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The organization that best helps a region by soliciting events, conferences, and large gatherings is the ___________________.

The non-profit organization, working with the Conference Board of Canada, that is responsible for collecting and publishing tourism statistics is ____________________.

CVBs act as gateways into a destination area.

Most of the tourism promotion done by a CVB is aimed at which target market?

The development and security of transportation systems in Canada is managed by the Canada Border Services Agency

The symbol that signifies information for tourists is __________________.

Auto clubs like the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA)__________________.

Canadians acquire their passports through application to the Canada Border Services Agency.

TIAC's mandate is to lobby the federal government in order to stop or curtail legislation that might have a negative impact on tourism.

Membership fees are funding sources for chambers of commerce as well as convention and visitors bureaus.

The responsibility to strengthen the economic stability of a community falls to _________________.

The difference between a familiarization (FAM)tour and a site inspection is _________________.

Part of the role that provincial governments play in tourism is to encourage industry development by conducting research.

Tourism education councils (TECs)focus specifically on ________________.

Tourism operators are part of Tourism Services.

Most local tourism associations or organizations depend on ___________________.

Why are reliable research and statistics important to the future of tourism?

The CTRI is a good example of a non-profit organization that works solely in the field of tourism research.

"To enhance the economic stability of a community by soliciting and servicing large groups such as a conference" is the mandate of which organization?

Understanding Tourism

Tourism Guests and Hosts

Planning, Developing, and Marketing a Destination

Transportation

Accommodations

Food and Beverage

Recreation

Adventure Tourism and Outdoor Recreation

Events

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