KPER 1200 FINAL TEST BANK COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS ALREADY
GRADED A+
●● Tourism industry
Answer: "the businesses that produce tourism services include
accommodation services, which provide people a place to stay and sleep
as well as transportation services"
●● toursim commodity
Answer: Products and services that draw a significant portion of their
sales from visitors (transportation, accommodation, food and beverage
services etc.)
●● Tourism trends
Answer:
●● Outside the usual environmet
Answer: Usually refers to at least 80km away
●● the future of leisure travel
,Answer: Younger generations are having more discretionary time, the
industry will need to provide them with quality credible info as they
become more novel travellers
●● factors shaping leisure travel
Answer: 1. time pressures
2. Increasingly sophisticated travellers
3. economic conditions
4.Airine deregulation
5.internet
6. accessibility concerns
7. security concerns
●● security concerns shaping travel
Answer: rise of terrorist attacks, delays from tighter restrictions
●● accessibility concerns shaping travel
Answer: lack of accessibility for people with disabilities
●● internet shaping travel
Answer: travellers can use the internet to search any destination.
travellers can reserve travel directly on a website making a more
efficient customer experience
, ●● Airline deregulation
Answer: "freedom to move act" set in 1987allowing airlines to set their
own prices, and allow anyone who had the means to start an airline
●● Economic conditions shaping travel
Answer: Travel requires discretionary money
●● Sophistication of travellers shaping travel
Answer: People are demanding more than just beach vacations, looking
for experiential travel
●● Experiential travel
Answer: A form of travel where people immerse themselve in a culture
or activity
●● time pressures shaping travel
Answer: Canadians feel they have little free-time and don't have time for
traditional 2-week vacation.
●● the dark side of shopping
Answer: "carries with it anti-feminist, anti-environmental, and anti-
intellectual baggage"
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS ALREADY
GRADED A+
●● Tourism industry
Answer: "the businesses that produce tourism services include
accommodation services, which provide people a place to stay and sleep
as well as transportation services"
●● toursim commodity
Answer: Products and services that draw a significant portion of their
sales from visitors (transportation, accommodation, food and beverage
services etc.)
●● Tourism trends
Answer:
●● Outside the usual environmet
Answer: Usually refers to at least 80km away
●● the future of leisure travel
,Answer: Younger generations are having more discretionary time, the
industry will need to provide them with quality credible info as they
become more novel travellers
●● factors shaping leisure travel
Answer: 1. time pressures
2. Increasingly sophisticated travellers
3. economic conditions
4.Airine deregulation
5.internet
6. accessibility concerns
7. security concerns
●● security concerns shaping travel
Answer: rise of terrorist attacks, delays from tighter restrictions
●● accessibility concerns shaping travel
Answer: lack of accessibility for people with disabilities
●● internet shaping travel
Answer: travellers can use the internet to search any destination.
travellers can reserve travel directly on a website making a more
efficient customer experience
, ●● Airline deregulation
Answer: "freedom to move act" set in 1987allowing airlines to set their
own prices, and allow anyone who had the means to start an airline
●● Economic conditions shaping travel
Answer: Travel requires discretionary money
●● Sophistication of travellers shaping travel
Answer: People are demanding more than just beach vacations, looking
for experiential travel
●● Experiential travel
Answer: A form of travel where people immerse themselve in a culture
or activity
●● time pressures shaping travel
Answer: Canadians feel they have little free-time and don't have time for
traditional 2-week vacation.
●● the dark side of shopping
Answer: "carries with it anti-feminist, anti-environmental, and anti-
intellectual baggage"
