U1 3.1 Quiz

Which of the following is an example of a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) mentioned in the learning material?

• Expedia

• The Youth Hostel Association

• TripAdvisor

• Save the Children

What is the main source of income for Charitable Organisations mentioned in the learning material?

• Government grants

• Membership fees

• Advertising

• Ticket sales

According to the learning material, what is NOT a sector of the UK tourism industry?

• Accommodation providers

• Travel Agents

• Non-Governmental Organisations

• Private sector organisations

Which of the following is a component of the marketing mix as described in the learning material?

• Price

• Conservation

• Apps

• Social media

What type of destinations are described as having "a range of museums, galleries, ecclesiastical buildings, or an association with historic events and famous people" in the learning material?

• Coastal destinations

• Cultural destinations

• Countryside destinations

• City destinations

Which sector includes organisations that 'construct' the holiday using a range of different providers?

• Accommodation providers

• Travel Agents

• Tour Operators

• Transport Organisations

Which of the following best describes 'sustainable tourism' as mentioned in the learning material?

• Tourism that significantly increases revenue without consideration for environmental impact

• Tourism that focuses solely on economic growth and ignores local cultures

• Tourism that ensures a positive experience for local people, tourism companies, and tourists themselves

• Tourism that is limited to urban areas to reduce environmental degradation

According to the learning material, which type of accommodation is becoming increasingly popular due to travelers' desire for unique experiences?

• Chain hotels

• Boutique hotels

• Hostels

• Caravan parks

What role do 'Visitor Information Centres' play in the tourism industry, as described in the learning material?

• They primarily sell tickets for local attractions and tours

• They offer accommodation booking services only

• They provide comprehensive information and services to tourists

• They are mainly souvenir shops with little informational value

What is the primary role of 'Destination Management Organisations' in the tourism industry, as described in the learning material?

• They focus on providing transportation services within the destination

• They are responsible for the marketing and management of tourist destinations

• They only handle accommodation services for tourists

• They are mainly involved in organizing events and festivals