Components of Tourism

Which of the following sentences is the disadvantage of tourism?

• Contributes to disease, economic fluctuation, and transportation problems

• Causes language barriers, sociocultural barriers, class barriers, racial barriers, political barriers, and religious barriers

• Reduces the quality of life

• Causes a decrease in gross national product

Which is true about the benefit of tourism?

• Creates concurs in host society

• Provides employment opportunities, both skilled and unskilled, because it is a labor-intensive industry

• Develops excess demand for resources

• Upgrades the natural physical environment

What are the 6 components of the built environment?

• Transportation, accommodation, entertainment, attractions, events, visitors

• Culture, infrastructure, communities, landscape, technology, natural assets

• Transportation, attractions, communities, technology, visitors, governance

• Infrastructure, tourism superstructure, technology, information, governance

Which sector do nature-based tourism, camps and outdoor education belong to?

• Event

• Entertainment

• Tourism services

• Adventure and outdoor recreation

Which does not belong to the public sector?

• World & National Government Tourism Offices

• World & National Travel Industry Association

• State & Provincial Government Tourism Office

• Local & City Government Tourism Departments

How many approaches are there in the study of tourism ?

• Ten

• Eight

• Nine

• Seven

Answer explanation

- Institutional approach

- Product approach

- Historical approach

- Managerial approach

- Economic approach

- Sociological approach

- Geographical approach

- Interdisciplinary approach

- Systems approach

Which approach is not widely used?

• Managerial approach

• Geographical approach

• Economical approach

• Historical approach

"Examine social classes, habits, and customs of both hosts and guests". Which approach shows this feature above?

• Managerial approach

• Economic approach

• Institutional approach

• Sociological approach