HOS651 Responsible Tourism Week 5

What is responsible tourism?

• Traveling only to eco-friendly destinations

• Traveling to destinations that prioritize sustainability and community well-being

• Traveling only to destinations that are easy to get to

Which of the following is an example of cultural appropriation in tourism?

• Wearing a traditional dress to participate in a cultural festival

• Learning to cook a traditional dish from a local chef

• Buying a cheap imitation of a traditional handicraft as a souvenir

What is the name of the rock formation in Australia that was recently closed to climbers due to its cultural significance to the traditional owners of the land?

• Uluru

• Great Barrier Reef

• Sydney Opera House

What is the term for tourism activities that involve staying with locals and experiencing their way of life?

• Eco-tourism

• Adventure tourism

• Community-based tourism

Which of the following is an environmental impact of tourism?

• Promoting conservation efforts in natural areas

• Providing jobs and income for local communities

• Overuse of water resources and damage to natural habitats

What is the term for the process of turning a culture or cultural experience into a commodity for tourists?

• Authenticity

• Ethnocentrism

• Commodification

What is the term for tourism that prioritises the well-being of local communities and the environment?

• Sustainable tourism

• Mass tourism

• Adventure tourism

Which of the following is an example of responsible tourism?

• Taking a helicopter tour of a national park

• Staying in a chain hotel instead of supporting local businesses

• Visiting a cultural site with a local guide who explains its significance

What is the term for tourism that seeks to minimize the negative impacts of travel and maximize the positive impacts on local communities and the environment?

• Responsible tourism

• Luxury tourism

• Budget tourism

What was the primary reason for the closure of the climb at Uluru?

• Environmental concerns caused by the large number of climbers

• Safety concerns related to the steep and slippery surface of the rock

• Recognition of the cultural significance of the site to the traditional owners of the land and the need to preserve its authenticity