A family traveled to Palawan for vacation. They also enjoyed local dishes prepared by the hotel’s restaurant. Which statement best analyzes the relationship between tourism and hospitality shown in this situation?

• Tourism and hospitality are unrelated because they offer different services.

• The resort only represents tourism, not hospitality.

• Tourism attracts visitors, while hospitality ensures their comfort and satisfaction.

• Hospitality functions only for local customers, not travelers.

During a festival in Cebu, hotels and restaurants were fully booked due to the influx of tourists. Local transportation and tour operators also experienced an increase in demand. What does this situation imply about the relationship between tourism and hospitality?

• A. Tourism activities depend on hospitality services for visitor satisfaction.

• B. Hospitality has no effect on tourism’s success.

• C. Tourism only focuses on travel agencies and not accommodation.

• D. Hospitality is more important than tourism in all cases.

A businessman attended a three-day conference in Baguio. His travel agent arranged his transportation, hotel, and meals during the event. Which of the following best explains how tourism and hospitality work together in this scenario?

• Tourism provided the reason for travel, while hospitality provided the services needed for his stay.

• Tourism and hospitality offered the same kind of service.

• Hospitality existed only to entertain, not to accommodate.

• Tourism and hospitality competed for customer attention.

Maria planned a trip to Baguio. She considered the distance from her home, the time she would spend there, and the money needed for transportation and food. Which element of travel is shown when she calculates her budget for the trip?

• Distance

• Duration

• Destination

• Resources

A traveler wanted to visit a historical church in Ilocos, which motivated her to travel outside her town. This reason for traveling refers to which element of travel?

• Duration

• Purpose of Travel

• Destination

A traveler books a mountain resort. However, their experience depends on the weather and service quality. This situation shows which characteristic of a tourist product?

• A. Tangible

• B. Inseparable

• C. Variable

• D. Perishable

Unlike physical goods, tourism services cannot be touched, seen, or stored for future use. What characteristic of a tourist product is described?

• Intangible

• Tangible

• Inseparable

• Measurable

Once an airline seat or hotel room remains unsold for the day, it cannot be sold the next day. This is because tourism products are:

• Durable

• Perishable

• Reusable

• Sustainable

A family visited Tagaytay expecting the same hotel service they experienced before, but this time the service quality changed because of new staff and management. What characteristic of a tourist product is shown in this situation?

• Variable

• Tangible

• Durable

• Inseparable

When a plane leaves with empty seats, the airline loses profit because those seats cannot be sold afterward. Which of the following characteristic of a tourist product?

• Tangible

• Intangible

• Perishable

• Inseparable