Heritage and tourism Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

TOUR 1P92 Midterm Flashcards Questions and Answers Graded A+ - Tourism is integrally connected to distinctive place specific characteristics and is driven by people's desire to have an experience in, and form a relationship w/ unfamiliar places. - Tourism is all about the production and consumption of in-place experiences - The fundamental condition for the development of tourism in the first place is that travelers must have both the ability and the willingness to travel (there must be a de...

Domestic tourism - Answer Taking holidays and trips within your own country outbound tourism - Answer Travelling to a different country for a visit or holiday inbound tourism - Answer Visitors from overseas coming into the country Leisure travel - Answer Travelling to relax and enjoy yourself Day trips - going to visit an attraction and coming home the same day Short breaks - less than 4 nights away from home Holidays - a period of rest away from work 1 week or more Visiting...

What is the difference between a Nature Guide and a Game Ranger? - Ranger= Central work is the conservation management of a specific area Guide= Person who leads and guides people into an environment What is the main aim of a Nature guide? - - Reveal and expose people to the natural heritage, history, Folklore and the Beauty of the Country. - Create awareness of the clompexity of the nature - Preservation and sustainability of abiotic features In terms of First Aid competency, what is re...

memberships are the primary source of funding for public attractions t/f false Rainforests, grasslands, and individual species of animals and plants are all part of an ecosystem's processes. t/f false The events industry is a stand-alone sector that rarely makes use of the other tourism components t/f false Conferences have a more educational tone to their programs and content than do conventions. t/f true On average, hotels earn over 50% of their rev...

Leadership Roles and Management Functions in Nursing 10th Edition Test Bank- Latest edition Leisure Tourists - Tourists that visit for pleasure in their free time and engage in leisure-related activities, paid with their own economic resources. As they are on HOLIDAY. Leisure Tourists Examples - Day trippers, Holiday takers, Short break & overnight visitors. Business Tourists - High spending tourists that travel for attendance at conferences, sales trip & trade shows. They usually make ...

Sunlust is more allocentric than wanderlust. False The hotel industry is a component of the tourism industry. True The output of the travel industry is the production of an experience for the consumer. True Heritage interpretation refers to the cultural education of a tourist by a host area. True Because of Disney World and other theme parks in the area, the majority of all visitors to Orlando, Florida can be considered 'wanderlust' tourists. False The t...

GCSE Geography AQA: Human Geography Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is urbanisation? The growth of a country's population living In an urban area What percentage of the world are urbanised? More than 50% (3.9 billion) of the world live in urban areas Why does urbanisation vary around the world? It varies between HIC which are more economically developed and LIC which are less economically developed. HIC have been industrialised so people already live in city's. What causes urbanisation...

FGASA Module 1 - Guiding What is the difference between a Nature Guide and a Game Ranger? - Ranger= Central work is the conservation management of a specific area Guide= Person who leads and guides people into an environment What is the main aim of a Nature guide? - - Reveal and expose people to the natural heritage, history, Folklore and the Beauty of the Country. - Create awareness of the clompexity of the nature - Preservation and sustainability of abiotic features In terms of...

What is the difference between a Nature Guide and a Game Ranger? - Ranger= Central work is the conservation management of a specific area Guide= Person who leads and guides people into an environment What is the main aim of a Nature guide? - - Reveal and expose people to the natural heritage, history, Folklore and the Beauty of the Country. - Create awareness of the clompexity of the nature - Preservation and sustainability of abiotic features In terms of First Aid competency, what is req...

Alaska History Latest Update Graded A Which of the following did NOT lead to Russia's decision to sell Alaska? Many Russian colonists were dying. Which of the following regions is most closely associated with Juneau? Panhandle of the Southeast Why is it especially important to know where the Legislative Information Offices (LIO) are during the second and third week of January? legislative sessions begin about this time every year Which of the following documents set the framework for an Alas...