SE - Unit 1 and 2 (Part 1) Recap

An event that becomes synonymous with its venue overtime is called a:

• A. Mega event

• B. Hallmark event

• C. Minor event

• D. Major event

The Olympic Games was first held in which of the following city/country?

• A. Sydney, Australia

• B. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• C. Athens, Greece

• D. Nairobi, Kenya

Special events can be characterized by their:

• A. Size, form, content

• B. Location, size, cost

• C. Form, location, guests

• D. Content, size, artiste

The revitalization of blighted areas is an example of what type of event impact?

• A. Political

• B. Economic

• C. Environmental

• D. Social

Which option BEST completes the following sentence?

The positive impacts of shared experience, increased community participation, revitalizing traditions are all ____________ impacts?

• A. political

• B. social and cultural

• C. physical and environmental

• D. economic

Which option BEST completes the following sentence?

_____________ events by way of their size and significance are those that yield extraordinarily high levels of tourism, media coverage, prestige or economic impact for the host community or destination.

• A. Mega

• B. Special

• C. Hallmark

• D. Community

The local body responsible for worldwide marketing and promotions of tourism in Jamaica is:

• A. TPDCo

• B. Ministry of Tourism

• C. JHTA

• D. JTB

Complete the following:

_______________________ events are major one-time or recurring events of limited duration, developed primarily to enhance awareness, appeal and profitability of a tourism destination in the short term and /or long term. Such events rely on success on uniqueness, status or timely significance to create interest and attract attention.

• A. Hallmark

• B. Special

• C. Mega

• D. Major

An event that becomes synonymous with its venue overtime is called a:

• A. Mega event

• B. Hallmark event

• C. Minor event

• D. Major event

At what stage does the evaluation of the event and the settling of the bills usually occur?

• A. Post-event

• B. Event execution

• C. Briefing

• D. Pre-event