17-19 test bank questinos Part B

The maximum number of guests or visitors that are allowed at an attraction at a certain time is called

• limitation.
• holding ability.
• capacity limits.
• crowd capacity.

What is the most common way for gated attractions count the number of guests?

• Point-of-sale systems
• Employees counting guests as they enter
• Management information systems
• Key card distribution

Many parks focus on wildlife conservation and the sustainability of natural environments. To do this, parks emphasize

• ecotourism.
• dark tourism.
• overtourism.
• undertourism.

Which is a regulation established to keep guests safe?

• Providing food and beverages
• Restrooms and baby-changing facilities
• Height requirements at an amusement park ride
• Establishing protected natural environments

Capacity limits are set to

• make money.
• ensure safety.
• add jobs.
• minimize the need for security.

Which hospitality and tourism sector is referred to as a “destination within a destination”?

• Clubs
• Resorts
• Gaming
• Banquets

A resort offers multiple food and beverage outlets, recreational activities, and picturesque setting. What type of service is this resort?

• Limited
• Casual
• Full
• Boutique

Why do resorts target leisure guests?

• Because business guests require additional business related services that resorts do not provide
• Because most leisure guests are couples who will not require the facility to offer children’s activities
• Because leisure guests tend to spend more money on “nicer” offerings
• Because only leisure guests go to international resorts

Why do all-inclusive resorts charge different nightly rates during the year?

• The rates are based on the amount of maintenance needed for resort services.
• The rates change because hourly employees are paid more at certain times of the year.
• The rates change based on the number of lodging options available.
• The rates change based on seasonality and demand.

Which of the following is an amenity that would likely be offered only at a luxury resort?

• On site coffee or tea
• Turn-down service
• Daily housekeeping
• Business center