Resort Management - Unit 12 & 13 Assessment

What are the most commonly booked spa services in order?

• Aromatherapy massages, manicures, facials, pedicures

• Manicures, aromatherapy massages, body wraps, local "signature" therapies

• Manicures, local "signature" therapies, facials, pedicures

• Aromatherapy massages, facials, local "signature" therapies, manicures

In order to increase revenue, some spas have

• Opened for more hours of the day.

• Reduced length of treatments.

• Raised number of rooms to 11–15 rooms.

• Reduced the number of massages treatments.

Salt glow exfoliation treatment always involves all but

• Rubbing, polishing, or scrubbing skin.

• Lotion finish.

• Salts mixed with oil or liquid soap.

• Uses a loofah, brush, washcloth, or sponge.

Cold water in hydrotherapy helps all but

• Relax the body.

• Reduce Pain.

• Maintain skins elasticity.

• Relive headaches.

Pool liability requires

• The resort provides a lifeguard when a large group is present.

• There may not be more than one diving board, slide, or platform.

• The pool access to be regulated to guests only.

• All drain covers must be up to safety standard.

Alternative tourism can be divided into?

• Nature-based, cultural, and special-purpose.

• Event, interpretation, and social.

• Event, cultural, and natural.

• Nature-based, interpretation and social.

Single-purpose trails can be used for

• Interpretation, bird-watching, and hike/bike.

• Motorized sports, horseback riding, and hike/ski.

• Hiking, fitness-jogging, and adventure.

• Interpretation, motorized sports, and horseback riding.

What makes an ecolodge a successful enterprise?

• Location near a point of interest in nature

• Usage of local materials and construction techniques

• All-meals included program

• Availability of tour guides

The main components of adventure include

• Personal challenge, relaxation, and uncertainty.

• Controlled risk, cultural attractions, and relaxation.

• Uncertainty, excitement, and luxury.

• Personal challenge, excitement, and controlled risk.

Some categories identified among adventure travelers are

• Energy-intensive, budget youngsters, and soft-moderates.

• Soft moderates, risktakers, and generic adventurers.

• Upper high naturalists, active soloists, and budget youngsters.

• Upper high naturalists, energy-intensive and risktakers.