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Test Bank For Worldwide Destinations The Geography of Travel and Tourism 9th Brian Boniface Chris

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Test Bank For Worldwide Destinations The Geography of Travel and Tourism 9th Brian Boniface Chris Cooper Chapters 1-26 Chapter 1 1

Recreation is engaged upon during (A) Committed Time (B) Work Time (C) Leisure Time (D) Sleep Time

Answer: (C) Leisure Time 2

Leiper Tourism System is made up of how many components? (A) Three (B) One (C) Two (D) Four

Answer: (A) Three 3

Which of the following is a component of the Leiper Tourism System? (A) Transit routes (B) Generating areas (C) Receiving areas (D) All of the above

Answer: (D) All of the above 4

TSA stands for? (A) Tourism Satellite Access (B) Tourism Satellite Account (C) Travel Satellite Account


(D) Tourism Service Account Answer: (B) Tourism Satellite Account 5

Tourist flows can be explained by (A) Gravity Model (B) Nuclear Model (C) Nuclear Theory (D) Physics Model

Answer: (A) Gravity Model 6

Domestic tourism embraces those travelling (A) Outside their own country (B) To overseas islands (C) Within their own country (D) On overseas cruises

Answer: (C) Within their own country 7

Common interest tourism includes (A) Business Tourism (B) Leisure Tourism (C) Conference Tourism (D) Visiting friends and relatives

Answer: (D) Visiting friends and relatives 8

What does UKTS stand for? (A) United Kingdom Tourism Survey (B) United Kingdom Travel Survey (C) United Kingdom Travel System (D) United Kingdom Tourism System

Answer: (A) United Kingdom Tourism Survey


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Long-haul tourism is journeys of more than (A) 500 Kilometres (B) 3000 Kilometres (C) 1000 Kilometres (D) 2000 Kilometres

Answer: (B) 3000 Kilometres 10 What concepts need to be considered when studying the geography of travel and tourism? (A) Spatial Scale (B) The geographical components of the tourism system (C) Spatial interaction between the components of the tourism system (D) All of the above Answer: (D) All of the above 11 The routes travelled between the generating areas and tourist destinations are known as, what? (A) Transit routes (B) Tourist routes (C) Travel routes (D) Geography routes Answer: (A) Transit routes 12 What type of statistics calculates the number of tourists visiting a destination in a given time? (A) Statistics of tourist characteristics (B) Volume statistics (C) Expenditure statistics (D) Resource statistics Answer: (B) Volume statistics


Chapter 2 1

The global code of ethics for tourism was drawn up by (A) World Tourism Organization (B) World Trade Organization (C) World Travel Organization (D) World Travel and Tourism Organization

Answer: (A) World Tourism Organization 2

Deferred Demand is demand unfulfilled because of a (A) Problem with the individual (B) Illness (C) Poverty (D) Problem in the supply environment

Answer: (D) Problem in the supply environment 3

Travel propensity is a measure of (A) The ratio of day trips to overnight visits (B) The percentage of a population engaging in tourism (C) Tourism market share of a country (D) Frequency of travel of a population

Answer: (B) The percentage of a population engaging in tourism 4

The majority of international tourism is generated by countries of which of economic development (A) Take off (B) Drive to maturity


(C) High Mass Consumption (D) Traditional society Answer: (C) High Mass Consumption 5

Baby Boomers belong to which phase of the demographic transition (A) Low Stationary Phase (B) High Stationary Phase (C) Early Expanding Phase (D) Late Expanding Phase

Answer: (A) Low Stationary Phase 6

The most useful discriminator of income to participate in tourism is (A) Gross Income (B) Disposable Income (C) Tax Income (D) Discretionary Income

Answer: (D) Discretionary Income 7

Wanderlust is (A) Desire for sunshine (B) Desire for rest (C) Curiosity to experience destinations (D) Desire for a better climate

Answer: (C) Curiosity to experience destinations 8

The 2010 Icelandic volcanic ash cloud creates which type of tourism demand (A) Deferred (B) Suppressed (C) Effective (D) No


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