Exam (elaborations) CRPC

CRPC EXAM EXAM MORE THAN 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) TOURISM PLANNING MODEL - ANSWER It refers to highlighting integrated activity that describes planning incorporating and monitoring system for conceptualizing a plan. TOURISM MASTER PLAN - ANSWER It refers to a detailed presentation of the conceptual framework of ideas planned for a tourist destination. Arctic Cruise - ANSWER as a form of "extinction tourism", whereby passengers travel ;observe the distinct wildlife or culture whilst they can. Mainstream Cruises - ANSWER The most common and known type of cruise ship, marketed to suit the needs of the majority of passengers, with all sorts of standard resort features. Mega Cruise Ships - ANSWER ships are able to accommodate more than 5,000 persons, and the are currently the largest and more sophisticated vessels in the world. Ocean Cruise ship - ANSWER ships are built to the most exacting standards to withstand the harsh conditions of ocean voyages in long and world cruises. luxury cruise ship - ANSWER ships are equipped with the most sophisticated and technologically advanced nautical systems, high standard features and luxurious comforts. Small Cruise Ship - ANSWER Cruise ships with a capacity up to a few hundred passengers onboard, offering more intimate and relaxing experiences in less familiar destinations. Adventure Cruise ship - ANSWER ships are designed and equipped to provide services that include visits of remote destinations, most commonly inaccessible to larger vessels. Expedition Cruise Ship - ANSWER Specially designed ships, or adapted research or icebreaker vessels, operated by specialized companies to offer their customers an exclusive experience in remote destinations. river cruise ship - ANSWER ships have a capacity for no more than a few hundred passengers, and are specially designed to navigate rivers and inland waterways. Cruise Lines International Association (CUA) - ANSWER is the world's largest cruise industry trade association with representation in North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Australasia. Land Transport/ ground transport - ANSWER the transport or movement of people, animals or goods from one location to another location on land. The Car/Automobiles - ANSWER the most common road vehicle in the developed world. A bus - ANSWER essentially a large cars Trains - ANSWER series of connected vehicles which travel along a track to transport people and/or goods. bicycle - ANSWER Another mode of ground transportation; Human-powered traditionally they are pedal-driven single-track vehicles. With two wheels attached to a frame, They are used for fitness and recreation as well as transport. Trams - ANSWER mixture of a train and a bus, a tram is a rail vehicle which runs on tramway tracks on public streets. Road transport - ANSWER it is a integral part of tourism system; transportation of goods and personnel from one place to the other on roads. Rail Transportation - ANSWER is also known as train transport. It is a means of transport, on vehicles whicb run on tracks (rails or railroads). Metro Rail - ANSWER Rapid Transport Sy~tem (MRTS). I t is a convenient, fast, efficient, comfortable mode of urban transport. Monorail - ANSWER are often used to transport people around large cities bullet train - ANSWER a high-speed passenger train pipeline transport - ANSWER mode of transportation of goods or materials through pipe. Liquids and gases are transported in pipelines. Ropeway Transport - ANSWER another means of transport in naval lifting device. Hyperloop - ANSWER proposed system of transport that would see pods or containers travel at high level speed through a tube that has been pumped into a near vacuum. International Airports - ANSWER are airports capable of handling international flights and have border control facilities. Principle Airports - ANSWER are airports which serve domestic destinations. They're 32 in the total Class 1 Principal Airports - ANSWER are airports capable of serving jet aircraft with a capacity of at least 100 seats (but could be 70). Class 2 Principal Airports - ANSWER are airports capable of serving propeller aircraft with a capacity of at least 19 seats. Community Airports - ANSWER These are airports that are used primarily as Regional and Local Airports or for General Aviation. Manila Metro Rail Transit Corporation System (MRTC) - ANSWER single line, MRT-3 or dubbed as the Yellow Line (formerly Blue Line). Jeepneys - ANSWER it is a ultimate Philippine form of transportation. It is a national icon and one of the aspects of life that remain constant across this diverse, several-thousand-island archipelago. trycicle - ANSWER Used as a Public Utility vehicle either plying a set route or for hire. Kalesa - ANSWER the oldest mode of transport that still exist today Bancas/ Ferry boat - ANSWER boats are prevalent around the Philippines, but especially vital in the Visayas, where nearly every city has some kind of water transport service. Pedicab - ANSWER uses a bicycle with a passenger cab attached to the side. Habal Habal - ANSWER Known as motorcycle taxis in other parts of the world, the habal-habal has extended seats, often sideways but a T-shaped crossbeam. Rail Carts - ANSWER Another unique mode of transportation in the Philippines, the rail carts are common in places which has a railway. Motorela - ANSWER three-wheeled vehicle, it is a smaller version of a jeepney and is a common mode of transport in small towns and cities. Buses - ANSWER congregate at designated terminals and pick up or drop off passengers at specific stop points. Taxis - ANSWER usually operate within the city, but may reach outlying areas within the province for an e~tra charge. wooden scooter - ANSWER known as palayon a famous mode transport in Banaue Hand Tractor Ride - ANSWER also known as Kuliglig used to haul two-wheel trailers that carry passengers. ZONING - ANSWER It identifies where specific activities will take place in a tourism areas. VISITOR SITE PLAN AND DESIGNED - ANSWER It consists detailed, large scale map of the specific site. SUSTAINABLE FACILITIES DESIGN - ANSWER Defines as structures and activities are fully integrated and in harmony with the ecosystem and its environmental features and constraints. VISITOR MANAGEMENT - ANSWER It refers to an administrative action aimed at maintaining the quality of park resources and visitor experiences. REVENUE GENERATION - ANSWER It defines as an activities that serve to make money for the site such as user fees. LAND USE - ANSWER These are the land use classification, area in hectares and percent or the total area. TOURIST ATTRACTION - ANSWER It refers to a physical or cultural feature of a particular place that individual travelers or tourists perceive as capable of meeting one or more of their specific leisure related needs, or positive or favorable attributes of an area for a given activity or a set of activities as desired by a given customer or market, including climate, scenery, activities and culture. BPM (patrick geddes) - Survey - ANSWER 1st - involves data and information gathering BPM (patrick geddes) - Analyze - ANSWER 2nd- analysis of the data collected and detection of trends that are likely to occur or continue in the future. BPM (patrick geddes) - Plan - ANSWER The final stage is to make a plan, taking into account the facts and interpretations derived from the first two steps (Hall 1975) ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH - ANSWER It works best when the place is being considered for tourism development is endowed with natural attractions of outstanding beauty; remote; beyond the reach of commercial electric and water services; or protected by laws such as protected areas and ancestral domains of indigenous peoples. CARRYING CAPACITY - ANSWER The maximum number of people that may visit a tourist destination at the same time, without causing destruction of the physical, economic, socio-cultural environment and unacceptable decrease in the quality of visitor's satisfaction PHYSICAL CARRYING CAPACITY - ANSWER The maximum number of tourists that can fit on a site at any given time and still enable people to move; the number of people that can fit in a site without causing irreversible damage to the environment. ECO-TOURISM APPROACH - ANSWER form of sustainable tourism within a natural and cultural heritage area where community participation, protection and management of natural resources, culture and indigenous knowledge and practices, environmental education and ethics as well as economic benefits are fostered and pursued for the enrichment of host communities and satisfaction of visitors. Coach - ANSWER refers to a vehicle that can carry may passengers. In the Philippines, it is called bus. Fleet - ANSWER is a group of motor vehicles owned or leased for business, in this course it refers to the car/vehicle for car rentals. Tariff - ANSWER is a tax imposed on the goods and services imported from another country. Railway track - ANSWER It is a set of two parallel rows of long pieces of steel where the train itself is use to move. Train cars or wagon - ANSWER It is a train cars connected together to compose the entire train unit. This is where passengers are staying as well as its cargo in the separate wagon. Cowcatcher - ANSWER It is the term for the front of the train. Specifically, it is device mounted at the front of the train to deflect obstacles like twigs, stones, etc. on the tract that may cause to derail the train. Coaches or carriage - ANSWER It refers to the ones where passengers are staying or riding. Railway station - ANSWER It is the terminal where the train stops, offload & load passengers. Caboose - ANSWER It is a shelter provided at the back of the train normally use to shelter the crew. Also for look out and load shifts. Sleeper Car - ANSWER This term is a train's wagon that can accommodate passengers in bed for more rest & night time travel. light rail transit - ANSWER LRT means Trolley or trolley bus - ANSWER It is also a kind of light train that draws power from a live suspended wire like in California & Hongkong. Rail transportation - ANSWER It is a transport of goods and services by means of a train. 1)commuter 2) tramway (or street car) 3) light rail 4)elevated rail 5) high speed - ANSWER What are the types of rail transport? HIGH SPEED TRAIN - ANSWER This trains could compete with air transport. The trains has the speed of 200km/hour, (or 120 miles per hour). Eurail Pass - ANSWER It is referring to a single train tickets to access multiple trains in multiple European countries. - Eurail Global Pass - Eurail select pass - Eurail - ANSWER 3 types of Eurail Pass Personal Accident Insurance - ANSWER PAI stands for PAI - ANSWER It covers medical costs and accidental death for the renter and passengers in the event of an accident during the rental. Car Category - ANSWER car rental companies categorize their cars on the following example compact, premium, luxury Chauffeur - ANSWER it refers to a person that the car company is assigned to drive the rented car.