Travel & Tourism C1 Destination Management

The coordinated management of the different elements that make up a tourist destination, including visitor attractions, infrastructure, marketing and pricing is called...

• Destination management

• Destination control

• Exploration

• Stagnation

What does 'TALC' stand for

• Tourist Areas Like Us

• Today's Area Life City

• Tourists are Little Known

• Tourist Area Life Cycle

The correct order of the Butler's Tourist Area Life Cycle is:

• Decline, Stagnation, Consolidation and Exploration.

• Exploration Involvement and Decline

• Exploration, Involvement, Development, Consolidation Stagnation, Decline or Rejuvenation.

• Exploration and decline.

Smaller numbers of people visit an area, it is small scale and low key. This is known as the _____________ stage

• Life cycle

• Involvement

• Exploration

• Development

The 'involvement' stage is when:

• local populations begin to respond by building hotels, restaurants and transport facilities.

• the number of visitors begins to level off.

• visitor numbers drops significantly

• when there is rejuvination.

Benidorm is an example of a:

• Involvement

• Exploration

• Emerging destination

• Mature destination

What stage of Butler's model has Benidorm experienced?

• Exploration

• Development

• Involvement

• All of the above

A 'niche market' is:

• A specialised market for a particular tourism product.

• A shop that people go to.

• A big place where people go.

• A small town in England.

New investment sometimes happens to smarten up a destination. This is called:

• Involvement

• Exploration

• Decline

• Rejuvenation

Write down three points as to how a destination could rejuvenate itself.