ENVIRONMENTAL

What are the two main goals of resource management in tourism?

• Increase profitability and reduce taxes

• Increase the number of tourists and jobs

• Resource conservation and inclusive local economy

• Urban growth and unemployment reduction

One of the challenges of resource management is:

• Hotel overcrowding

• Community resistance

• Lack of tourists
  

• Decrease in operational cost

Which of the following is a strategy for effective resource management?

• Community involvement

• Intense exploitation of natural resources

• Short-term revenue maximization

• Staff reduction

Effective resource management in tourism contributes to:

• Increased bureaucracy

• Long-term sustainability

• Increased reliance on subsidies
  

• Reduced innovation

Creative limitation in management practices is associated with:

• Lack of sustainable materials

• Cultural barriers and resistance to change

• International competition

• Technological advances

Co-creation and storytelling are used as strategies to:

• Cut operating costs

• Improve brand aesthetics

• Engage local stakeholders in management

• Attract international investors

Why is it important to measure effectiveness in resource management?

• To meet sales goals

• To reduce costs and improve environmental management

• To increase dependence on external resources

• To promote luxury tourism

A direct benefit of measuring efficiency is:

• Decrease in customer satisfaction

• Increased competitiveness

• Decline in service quality

• Increased emissions

Which tool was developed to account for material and cost flows?

• BSC

• MFCA

• SWOT

• CRM

FOREST is a tool that:

• Generates revenue reports

• Monitors ESG indicators in tourism

• Calculates net profit

• Evaluates service quality