Sustainable Tourism Quiz

What is the main idea behind sustainable tourism?

• Travelling only to places that are already eco-friendly.

• Minimizing negative impacts on the environment, local culture, and economy.

• Focusing on travelling to natural areas and national parks.

• Finding the cheapest travel deals to save money.

When you're eating out on your trip, which of these is the most sustainable choice?

• Choosing a restaurant that sources its ingredients from local farms and markets.

• Picking a restaurant with a huge, diverse menu of international cuisine.

• Bringing your own food from home to save money.

• Eating at a large international fast-food chain.

You want to buy a souvenir to remember your trip. What is the most sustainable option?

• A handmade craft or piece of art from a local artisan.

• A mass-produced item with 'I ❤️ [Destination]' printed on it.

• A small item made of plastic that will fit in your suitcase.

• Something you found in a beautiful natural area, like a seashell or stone.

What is the best way for a traveller to reduce their carbon footprint while exploring a new city?

• Using ride-sharing apps exclusively for all trips.

• Using public transportation, walking, or biking whenever possible.

• Renting a large SUV to travel in comfort.

• Taking direct flights to and from the city to avoid connecting flights.

Which of these is a way for a sustainable hotel to conserve water?

• Serving only bottled water in the restaurant and rooms.

• Using low-flow showerheads and offering guests a towel-reuse program.

• Offering free laundry services to guests.

• Placing a swimming pool in every room.

What is the main driver of Vietnam's growing ecotourism market, beyond its natural beauty?

• The decline of traditional cultural attractions

• The government's promotion of mass tourism

• Growing global awareness of sustainability and government support

• The increasing number of luxury resorts

What is the primary goal of a sustainable tourism student industry challenge?

• To solve a real-world business problem for our industry player

• To win a prize by presenting the best idea

• To learn new academic theories

• To compete against other teams

Our industry partner operates in a beautiful location known for its rich biodiversity and natural wonders. What is a key challenge this presents for a luxury hospitality business?

• Marketing the location's natural beauty to tourists.

• Complying with complex local building codes.

• Finding local staff with sufficient experience.

• Balancing guest expectations for luxury with the need for environmental preservation.

Our industry partner operates a luxury hospitality business. What does the term 'luxury' typically imply in this context?

• Providing the most technologically advanced services.

• Exceptional service, unique experiences, and high-quality amenities.

• High prices and exclusive access.

• The use of gold and other expensive materials in decor.

Based on the clues about a luxury, sustainable, island-based resort that actively supports its community, what type of company are we most likely working with?

• A standard hotel chain with a few eco-friendly options.

• An eco-lodge focused solely on budget-conscious, adventure travellers.

• A global brand that integrates sustainability and social responsibility into its core luxury offerings.

• A small, family-owned guesthouse.