IGCSE Travel and Tourism Unit 1
1. Business travel - ANS-Travel for paintings or expert purposes
2. Culture clash - ANS-In a few destinations, vacationers regularly fail to appreciate
neighborhood customs and moral values (e.G. Sunbathing topless in Ngwe Saung
seaside)
3. Demonstration impact - ANS-The behaviour that contributors of the host population
replica from the tourists. This can be fantastic (e.G. Not throwing garbage anywhere)
however poor as well.
4. Domestic Tour Operators - ANS-these businesses put together UK holidays for people
residing inside the UK, e.G. Shearings, Haven Holidays.
5. Export leakage - ANS-In LEDC's multinational corporations are the simplest ones that
possess capital to spend money on production of tourism infrastructure and facilities and
so these foreign places investors take their earnings lower back to their us of a of
starting place (cash leaves the financial system)
6. Give examples of ancillary vacationer services. - ANS-Insurance, bureau de trade, sell
tickets for theaters and guided excursions and so forth
7. Give examples of entertainment venues - ANS-Sports stadiums, theaters, museums
8. Give examples of standards? - ANS-Transport vendors, accomodation companies,
points of interest, nearby tours
9. Global / International transport - ANS-Transport networks that tour outdoor country
borders to connect with global locations.
10. Heritage points of interest - ANS-Attractions related to records and/or lifestyle.
11. How do govt develop tourism? - ANS-1. They've an reliable tourism policy
12. 2. They installation a regional and country wide traveller board
13. How do government regulate the T&T industry? - ANS-1. Consumer protection laws
14. 2. Hearth protection laws in lodges
15. three. Health and food protection guidelines
16. four. Competency standards of bus and boat operations
17. 5. Enviro safety guidelines
18. 6. Aviation rules
19. How will we classify tourists? - ANS-Domestic vs International
20. Leisure vs Business vs VFR
21. Overnight vs Day trippers
22. How do you manage the outcomes of tourism? - ANS-1. Maximise advantageous results
and minimize negative effects
23. 2. Manage traveler affects in a sustainable manner.
24. 3. Manage the carrying capability of a vacation spot with a view to keep away from the
terrible influences
25. Import leakage - ANS-vacationers call for standards of device/food that the host country
cannot supply and that they have to import them (money leaves the economy)
, 26. Inbound Tour Operators - ANS-these organizations provide for distant places vacationers
who want to journey to the UK, e.G. Pathfinders, GTI Travel
27. Inbound tourism - ANS-site visitors from foreign places getting into the usa
28. Leisure journey - ANS-Travelling to relax and revel in yourself, outside of work hours.
29. Loss of authenticity - ANS-Adapting cultural activities or acting shows for tourists as
though they had been occurring in real life
30. Multiplier effect - ANS-This happens when injections of new call for for items and
offerings into the local economic system stimulate further rounds of spending - in other
words ' one character's spending is any other's income'
31. name a number of the capabilities of rooms? - ANS-en-suite bathrooms, wiFi, weather
control, phone, alarm clock, mini-bar, tea/coffee making centers
32. Name the varieties of commercial enterprise centers used to host conferences? -
ANS-Quite some hotels and accommodations even have a large convention centre to
host meetings eg: Sun City
33. Name the kinds of enterprise centers used to host exhibitions - ANS-1. Sports stadiums
34. 2. Conference centres
35. three. Universities
36. 4. Ballrooms
37. National Transport - ANS-Transport which could get a person from one a part of the us
of a to any other. National shipping networks are often used for domestic tourism and
commercial enterprise tourism.
38. Online Travel Services - ANS-Some tour agencies now function only on the internet to
keep expenses of walking a shop.
39. Outbound Tour Operators - ANS-these organizations prepare vacations for UK residents
looking to go on vacation distant places, e.G. Thompson Holidays, Thomas Cook
40. Outbound tourism - ANS-travelling to a different usa for a go to or holiday
41. Patterns of demand for International Tourism - ANS-Development of tourism has grown
6.Five% in keeping with 12 months for the remaining 60 years in the international
42. Asia 13% consistent with 12 months
43. Middle East 10%
44. Americas five% (declined via over thirteen% on the grounds that 1950)
45. Europe 6% (declined through over 10% seeing that 1950)
46. cause-constructed attractions - ANS-A man-made attraction that has been built to attract
travelers e.G.: purchasing, subject matter parks, museums
47. Regional delivery (specific regions in a country) - ANS-Local transport that covers big
areas or unique areas In the usa. Tourists may use local transport to get around their
destination and to visit other nearby attractions within the location.
48. Role of shipping providers? - ANS-1. Make tourist locations reachable to their markets
49. 2. All tourism depends on get right of entry to to move
50. Specialist travel - ANS-Travel which offers the kind of revel in the consumer needs
51. What are miniples? - ANS-An unbiased tour agent that isn't part of a national chain and
have one shop or a few in a place
52. What are multiples? - ANS-while a journey agent is a country wide chain and has
branches throughout the u . S . A . And in different international locations as well
1. Business travel - ANS-Travel for paintings or expert purposes
2. Culture clash - ANS-In a few destinations, vacationers regularly fail to appreciate
neighborhood customs and moral values (e.G. Sunbathing topless in Ngwe Saung
seaside)
3. Demonstration impact - ANS-The behaviour that contributors of the host population
replica from the tourists. This can be fantastic (e.G. Not throwing garbage anywhere)
however poor as well.
4. Domestic Tour Operators - ANS-these businesses put together UK holidays for people
residing inside the UK, e.G. Shearings, Haven Holidays.
5. Export leakage - ANS-In LEDC's multinational corporations are the simplest ones that
possess capital to spend money on production of tourism infrastructure and facilities and
so these foreign places investors take their earnings lower back to their us of a of
starting place (cash leaves the financial system)
6. Give examples of ancillary vacationer services. - ANS-Insurance, bureau de trade, sell
tickets for theaters and guided excursions and so forth
7. Give examples of entertainment venues - ANS-Sports stadiums, theaters, museums
8. Give examples of standards? - ANS-Transport vendors, accomodation companies,
points of interest, nearby tours
9. Global / International transport - ANS-Transport networks that tour outdoor country
borders to connect with global locations.
10. Heritage points of interest - ANS-Attractions related to records and/or lifestyle.
11. How do govt develop tourism? - ANS-1. They've an reliable tourism policy
12. 2. They installation a regional and country wide traveller board
13. How do government regulate the T&T industry? - ANS-1. Consumer protection laws
14. 2. Hearth protection laws in lodges
15. three. Health and food protection guidelines
16. four. Competency standards of bus and boat operations
17. 5. Enviro safety guidelines
18. 6. Aviation rules
19. How will we classify tourists? - ANS-Domestic vs International
20. Leisure vs Business vs VFR
21. Overnight vs Day trippers
22. How do you manage the outcomes of tourism? - ANS-1. Maximise advantageous results
and minimize negative effects
23. 2. Manage traveler affects in a sustainable manner.
24. 3. Manage the carrying capability of a vacation spot with a view to keep away from the
terrible influences
25. Import leakage - ANS-vacationers call for standards of device/food that the host country
cannot supply and that they have to import them (money leaves the economy)
, 26. Inbound Tour Operators - ANS-these organizations provide for distant places vacationers
who want to journey to the UK, e.G. Pathfinders, GTI Travel
27. Inbound tourism - ANS-site visitors from foreign places getting into the usa
28. Leisure journey - ANS-Travelling to relax and revel in yourself, outside of work hours.
29. Loss of authenticity - ANS-Adapting cultural activities or acting shows for tourists as
though they had been occurring in real life
30. Multiplier effect - ANS-This happens when injections of new call for for items and
offerings into the local economic system stimulate further rounds of spending - in other
words ' one character's spending is any other's income'
31. name a number of the capabilities of rooms? - ANS-en-suite bathrooms, wiFi, weather
control, phone, alarm clock, mini-bar, tea/coffee making centers
32. Name the varieties of commercial enterprise centers used to host conferences? -
ANS-Quite some hotels and accommodations even have a large convention centre to
host meetings eg: Sun City
33. Name the kinds of enterprise centers used to host exhibitions - ANS-1. Sports stadiums
34. 2. Conference centres
35. three. Universities
36. 4. Ballrooms
37. National Transport - ANS-Transport which could get a person from one a part of the us
of a to any other. National shipping networks are often used for domestic tourism and
commercial enterprise tourism.
38. Online Travel Services - ANS-Some tour agencies now function only on the internet to
keep expenses of walking a shop.
39. Outbound Tour Operators - ANS-these organizations prepare vacations for UK residents
looking to go on vacation distant places, e.G. Thompson Holidays, Thomas Cook
40. Outbound tourism - ANS-travelling to a different usa for a go to or holiday
41. Patterns of demand for International Tourism - ANS-Development of tourism has grown
6.Five% in keeping with 12 months for the remaining 60 years in the international
42. Asia 13% consistent with 12 months
43. Middle East 10%
44. Americas five% (declined via over thirteen% on the grounds that 1950)
45. Europe 6% (declined through over 10% seeing that 1950)
46. cause-constructed attractions - ANS-A man-made attraction that has been built to attract
travelers e.G.: purchasing, subject matter parks, museums
47. Regional delivery (specific regions in a country) - ANS-Local transport that covers big
areas or unique areas In the usa. Tourists may use local transport to get around their
destination and to visit other nearby attractions within the location.
48. Role of shipping providers? - ANS-1. Make tourist locations reachable to their markets
49. 2. All tourism depends on get right of entry to to move
50. Specialist travel - ANS-Travel which offers the kind of revel in the consumer needs
51. What are miniples? - ANS-An unbiased tour agent that isn't part of a national chain and
have one shop or a few in a place
52. What are multiples? - ANS-while a journey agent is a country wide chain and has
branches throughout the u . S . A . And in different international locations as well
