Tourism Vocabulary
Authored by Leah Holms
Geography
11th - 12th Grade
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Tourism Trade Balance
The difference between Tourism Receipts (the amount tourists spend in a country) and Tourism Expenditures (the amount residents of a country spend on tourism in foreign countries).
The dollar amount of the difference between Tourism Receipts and Tourism Expenditures. If the dollar amount is positive a country has a positive tourism trade balance. If the dollar amount is negative the country has a negative tourism trade balance
the amount of goods and services produced in a country per year divided by the country’s population. It can be used to measure average wealth levels for the people of a country
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Net Tourism Income
Tourism Receipts are less than Tourism Expenditures. Countries do not want to have a Negative Tourism Balance of Trade because it means that more money is leaving their economy than coming into it.
The dollar amount of the difference between Tourism Receipts and Tourism Expenditures. If the dollar amount is positive a country has a positive tourism trade balance. If the dollar amount is negative the country has a negative tourism trade balance.
Tourism Receipts are greater than Tourism Expenditures. Countries want to have a Positive Tourism Balance of Trade because it means that more money is coming into their economy than leaving it.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Positive Tourism Trade Balance
Tourism Receipts are less than Tourism Expenditures. Countries do not want to have a Negative Tourism Balance of Trade because it means that more money is leaving their economy than coming into it.
Tourism Receipts are greater than Tourism Expenditures. Countries want to have a Positive Tourism Balance of Trade because it means that more money is coming into their economy than leaving it.
The difference between Tourism Receipts (the amount tourists spend in a country) and Tourism Expenditures (the amount residents of a country spend on tourism in foreign countries).
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Negative Tourism Trade Balance
Tourism Receipts are less than Tourism Expenditures. Countries do not want to have a Negative Tourism Balance of Trade because it means that more money is leaving their economy than coming into it.
Tourism Receipts are greater than Tourism Expenditures. Countries want to have a Positive Tourism Balance of Trade because it means that more money is coming into their economy than leaving it.
The dollar amount of the difference between Tourism Receipts and Tourism Expenditures. If the dollar amount is positive a country has a positive tourism trade balance. If the dollar amount is negative the country has a negative tourism trade balance.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
GDP per Capita
The dollar amount of the difference between Tourism Receipts and Tourism Expenditures. If the dollar amount is positive a country has a positive tourism trade balance. If the dollar amount is negative the country has a negative tourism trade balance.
The difference between Tourism Receipts (the amount tourists spend in a country) and Tourism Expenditures (the amount residents of a country spend on tourism in foreign countries).
The amount of goods and services produced in a country per year divided by the country’s population. It can be used to measure average wealth levels for the people of a country
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