Week 4_Future of Travel

Tourists looking for unique experiences often travel to _____ locations, such as undersea hotels or even potential trips to space.

• a) Simulated

• b) Decline

• c) Exotic

• d) Affordable

Virtual Reality allows travelers to take a _____ tour of destinations before deciding where to go.

• a) Exotic

• b) Simulated

• c) Affordable

• d) Real-time

Many people choose to stay in private homes because they are more _____ than expensive hotels.

• a) Alternative

• b) Affordable

• c) Real-time

• d) Employment

Websites like Airbnb offer travelers the opportunity to find private _____ through the _____, which many find cheaper and more authentic than traditional hotels.

• a) accommodations / sharing economy

• b) employment / decline

• c) translators / real-time

• d) simulated tours / exotic places

Traditional hotel businesses have seen a _____ in revenue due to competition from private rentals.

• a) Decline

• b) Translator

• c) Simulated

• d) Real-time

Some people believe that Virtual Reality may become an _____ to real travel, allowing people to experience places without leaving home.

• a) Employment

• b) Sharing economy

• c) Alternative

• d) Decline

The use of technology that provides _____ translation will help travelers communicate without needing a human _____.

• a) Simulated / accommodation

• b) Real-time / translator

• c) Exotic / translator

• d) Affordable / alternative

Many worry that advanced technology, such as robots replacing human cleaners, could reduce _____ opportunities in the tourism industry.

• a) Translator

• b) Decline

• c) Employment

• d) Alternative