WorksheetsAOHT PHT Lesson 8 Entertainment
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Entertainment businesses are organized into all of the categories below except
leisure.
recreation.
amusement.
lodging.
All of the following are leisure activities except
shopping.
sightseeing.
laser tag.
sunbathing.
Leisure activities can be enjoyed and performed by almost anyone. They require little or no athletic ability, and they are designed to help travelers relax and enjoy their vacations.
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All of the following are examples of businesses that offer leisure activities except
hotels.
shopping malls.
touring companies.
watching a ballet.
Recreation activities are located at tourist resorts and near natural attractions.
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All of the following are examples of recreation activities except
sailing.
hiking.
zip lining.
escape rooms.
Recreation businesses earn money by charging tourists for entrance tickets, rental gear, trained guides, or lessons.
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Amusement businesses do not earn money through entrance fees, concession stands, and equipment rental fees.
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False
All of the following are examples of amusement activities except
roller coasters.
trampoline parks.
museums.
casinos.
Travelers who love to learn about new things and to immerse themselves in the culture of a place are looking for
amusement activities.
recreation activities.
leisure activities.
arts and entertainment activities
Arts and entertainment activities include all of the following except
the Super Bowl.
the opera.
the zoo.
planetarium.
Arts and entertainment businesses make money by selling admission tickets, souvenirs, and food and beverages.
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False
Sports businesses do not normally make a profit on selling jerseys and other collector's items.
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False
All of the following are sports activities except
watching a bike race.
watching a movie.
playing intramural games.
watching a Rockers baseball game.
Itineraries are short lists of the planned events or activities on a trip.
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An itinerary informs travelers about what they will be doing each day.
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Creating itineraries is not an important part of a travel agent's job.
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Itineraries may include all of the following except
flight or rental car information.
hotel information.
music preference.
transportation arrangements.
Considerations for accessibility of travelers includes all of the following except
planning for people with physical disabilities.
remembering guests who are under 18 years of age.
considering appropriate activities for different age groups.
considering food allergies.
Entertainment businesses sometimes offer discounts on tickets to all of the following
groups.
children.
military.
seniors.
Usually tickets need to be ordered in advance if the event has a limited capacity.
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Travelers can call in and have tickets held at the Will Call office, which means that they will pick them up when they arrive at the event or activity.
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False
Discounts are not usually offered for large groups for an event that will be potentially sold out.
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False
Tickets are normally purchased online or at the box office.
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When planning an itinerary, you also need to determine the days and hours of operation of all activities and events.
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Guest will not need time to relax when planning an itinerary for a vacation package.
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When planning an itinerary, activities do not need to be near the hotel or near a type of public transportation since guest can us Uber or Lyft.
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False
If a particular activity or attraction is far away from your guests' hotel, they might spend more time getting to and from the activity than they spend doing it.
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False
When planning and itinerary, you do not need to advice your guest on clothing or weather. Most people can figure that out on their own.
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An itinerary should include estimates for expected food and beverage costs.
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False
An itinerary does not need to include types of food and beverage available at or near activities or events.
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False
An itinerary should include time, cost-including additional costs that will not be included in your planned package-clothing and transportation information.
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False
An itinerary should include information about breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Flexibility in your itinerary schedule is not necessary.
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False
An itinerary should reflect realistic estimates for travel time, costs, and so on.
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An itinerary should be neat and professional.
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An itinerary should include a brief description of each activity that makes the activity sound interesting or appealing.
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