Sustainable Tourism in the Dominican Republic

What percentage of hotels in the Dominican Republic have already reduced single-use plastic containers by using refilling systems?

• 40%

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

How large is the marine sanctuary around the Dominican Republic where no cruise ships can pass through?

• 5000 km²

• 6000 km²

• 7000 km²

• 8000 km²

What is one of the main reasons for limiting the number of tourists visiting the marine sanctuary?

• To increase ticket prices

• To prevent overcrowding and scaring away marine life

• To allow more cruise ships

• To reduce the need for conservation efforts

What type of activities are encouraged in the national parks of the Dominican Republic?

• Large hotel developments

• Low impact adventure-based activities

• Industrial fishing

• Mining

Which of the following is NOT a sustainable practice encouraged for chefs and hotel managers in the Dominican Republic?

• Buying local food

• Importing food from abroad

• Using sustainable alternatives to plastics

• Reducing food waste

What is the primary purpose of the marine sanctuary around the Dominican Republic?

• To allow more cruise ships

• To protect the sea floor and marine life

• To build underwater hotels

• To increase fishing activities

Which of the following is illegal in the national parks of the Dominican Republic?

• Zip lining

• Kayaking

• Large hotel developments

• Bird watching

What is one benefit of the marine sanctuary for conservation efforts?

• It reduces the need for conservation

• It provides funds for continued conservation efforts

• It allows more tourists to visit

• It increases the number of cruise ships

What is the main focus of sustainable tourism strategies in the Dominican Republic?

• Increasing the number of tourists

• Balancing conservation and tourism

• Building more hotels

• Expanding industrial activities

Which of the following is a sustainable practice for hotels in the Dominican Republic?

• Using single-use plastics

• Implementing refilling systems

• Importing all food

• Building large resorts