T&T Emerging or Mature destinations

An 'emerging destination' is a destination which is growing in popularity and has a growth rate of visitor numbers of over ___ % year on year.

• 1

• 4

• 30

• 25

Which one of these is not a characteristic of an 'emerging destination'?

• Visitors seeking adventure

• Difficult to access from overseas

• Basic infrastructure

• Mass tourism

Which one of these is not a characteristic of an 'emerging destination'?

• Traditional lifestyles

• Lack of healthcare and education

• Fully integrated tourist links

• Low volume of visitors

Which one of these is not a characteristic of an 'emerging destination'?

• Unspoilt natural and cultural factors

• Economy relies on tourism

• Limited awareness of destination

• Economy relies on tourism

Which one of these is not a characteristic of a 'mature destination'?

• Mass tourism

• Low numbers of visitors

• Fully integrated transport links

• Fully developed infrastructure

Which one of these is not a characteristic of a 'mature destination'.

• Established tourism season

• Lots of advertising and marketing

• Traditional lifestyles still exist in the local area.

• Appearance may be a little dated and run-down.

To be called a 'mature destination' it needs to be popular for _______ years.

To be called a 'mature destination' it needs to have an annual growth rate of at least ____% each year.

• 5

• 2

• 20

• 1

Which one of these is an example of a mature destination.

• San Antonio, Ibiza

• Baku, Azerbaijan

• Caen, France

• Ischia, Italy

Which one of these is an example of an emerging destination?

• Magaluf

• Bequia, the Grenadines

• Phuket, Thailand

• Marbella, costa del Sol