TIG - Unit 8

Successful traveller-oriented products such as souvenirs can be deemed as

• commercialisation of the destination.

• a good representation of their countries of origin.

• cheapening the image of the country.

• westernising of local cultures.

What category of travel motivation does the pilgrimage to Badrinath, in Uttarakhand, represent?

• Customs & traditions.

• Heritage sites.

• Architecture.

• Religion.

Which one of the following is NOT a subdivision of a destination's physical appeal?

• Attractions.

• Beaches.

• Parks.

• Climate.

UNESCO is short for

• United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation.

• United Nations Economy, Social and Cultural Organisation.

• United Nations Expeditions, Scientific and Country Organisation.

• United Nations Excursions, Scenery and City Organisation.

Matryoshka dolls are popular souvenirs made from

• Czech.

• Holland.

• Denmark.

• Russia.

Which of the following is an example of a natural formation?

• Angkor Wat.

• Egyptian Pyramids.

• Grand Canyon.

• Ayutthaya.

How does the arts and music festivals boost a destination’s tourism and overall economy?

(More than 1 correct answer)

• Create an impression of a commercialised destination.

• Keeping them on site for a longer period of time.

• Live streaming to allow foreign visitors to view the festivals from the comfort of their homes.

• Drawing people from all over the world.

In Japan, which degree would the most senior person bow?

• 15 degree.

• 30 degree.

• 45 degree.

• 90 degree.

Michael is travelling to London to watch the Wimbledon Championship. Michael's motivation of travel is

• leisure activities.

• gastronomy.

• culture.

• health.

An example of an arts and music festival that attracts millions of people to Scotland is the

• Wonderfruit.

• Glastonbury Festival.

• Edinburg Fringe Festival.

• Coachella.