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Travel and Tourism PPE Revision

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This type of organisation provide products and services for sale to customers and they make a profit from this.

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

2.

This type of organisation provide services to customers, however they do not aim to make a profit.

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

3.

A youth club and a museum are examples of which type of organisation?

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

4.

A burger bar and a hotel are examples of which type of organisation?

a)

Commercial

b)

Non-commercial

5.

Identify the UK seaside resorts below

a)

Brighton

b)

Manchester

c)

Paris

d)

Tenby

6.

Identify the European seaside resorts below

a)

Milan

b)

Nice

c)

Paris

d)

Benidorm

7.

Identify the UK city destinations below

a)

Brighton

b)

Manchester

c)

Paris

d)

Bristol

8.

Identify the European city destinations below

a)

Barcelona

b)

Weston-super-Mare

c)

Paris

d)

San Francisco

9.

Identify the city destinations in North America popular with UK tourists

a)

New York

b)

San Francisco

c)

Texas

d)

Ottawa

10.

Identify the countries in South America popular with UK tourists

a)

Argentina

b)

San Francisco

c)

Brazil

d)

Vietnam

11.

Identify the countries in Asia popular with UK tourists

a)

Japan

b)

New Zealand

c)

Thailand

d)

Peru

12.

Identify the cities in Australia popular with UK tourists

a)

Sydney

b)

New Zealand

c)

Melbourne

d)

Machu Pichu

13.

Identify the problems associated with tourism.

a)

Tourism encourages investment from the government to improve local facilities

b)

Jobs are seasonal so there is no work for much of the year

c)

Tourists produce lots of waste (litter and pollution from cars)

d)

Most of the money from tourism goes out of the area

e)

People can experience different languages and cultures

14.

Identify the benefits associated with tourism.

a)

Popular locations are often overcrowded and spoilt

b)

There is a demand for locally produced food, which means that local farmers and producers become wealthier

c)

More jobs for local people

d)

Tourism improves the economy

e)

Tourism means that people from abroad move to the area to live permanently. This increases house prices and local people often cannot afford to buy.

15.

The main principles of sustainable tourism are.....

a)

Environmental

b)

Social

c)

Residential

d)

Economic

16.

'Economic' is term used when talking about...

a)

Computing

b)

ICT

c)

Money

d)

Careers

17.

Environmental factors include

a)

Protecting the environment, natural heritage and wildlife

b)

Having little impact on the surrounding

c)

Make the best of use of natural resources

d)

Polluting the atmosphere

18.

Social or cultural factors for tourism include...

a)

Improve the local quality of life

b)

Protect living cultural heritage and traditions

c)

Help people get together and get on with each other - a common goal

d)

Make money

19.

Economic factors of tourism

a)

Make money for the local people

b)

Create jobs for local people

c)

Help improve the lives of local people

d)

Improve the development infrastructure of a region

20.

Where does the money go that the National Trust makes?

a)

Shareholders

b)

Company directors

c)

Public

d)

Restoring and improving the tourist area

21.

How can Hotels help the environment

a)

Key cards so lights/electricity aren't always on

b)

Guests re-use towels, rather than clean each day.

c)

Separate waste for recycling

d)

All of the above

22.

Visiting and swimming in underwater caves, but not wearing suncream supports

a)

The economy

b)

The environment

23.

Taking holidays in your own country is known as

a)

Outbound Tourism

b)

Inbound Tourism

c)

Domestic Tourism

24.

Travelling to a different country for a holiday or visit is

a)

Outbound Tourism

b)

Inbound tourism

c)

Domestic tourism

25.

Visitors from overseas coming to the UK are

a)

Inbound Tourists

b)

Outbound tourists

c)

Domestic tourists

26.

Visiting your Auntie and Uncle in Scotland is

a)

Visiting Friends and Relatives

b)

Domestic Tourism

c)

Both

27.

Staying at home but visiting local tourist sights is known as

a)

Special events

b)

Staycation

c)

Health tourism

28.
Going on holiday in your own country is called?
a)
Outbound Tourism
b)
Domestic Tourism
c)
Leisure Travel
d)
Inbound Tourism
e)
Specialist Travel
29.
Someone coming on holiday to the UK from another country is called?
a)
Inbound Tourism
b)
Lesiure Travel
c)
Domestic Travel
d)
Outbound Trousim
e)
Conservation Travel
30.
I am going on holiday to America from the UK,this is called?
a)
Outbound Tourism
b)
Specialist Travel
c)
Domestic Tourism
d)
Health Travel
e)
Leisure Travel
31.
I want to go to York to go and see my friends and relatives, this is called?
a)
Visiting Travel
b)
Relatives and Friends Travel
c)
Family and Friends Travel
d)
VFR
e)
Visiting Friends and Family
32.

Where is this European destination?

a)

Japan

b)

Israel

c)

Peru

d)

Italy

33.

Where is this Asian destination?

a)

Korea

b)

Taiwan

c)

China

d)

Laos

34.

Where is this Asian destination?

a)

Thailand

b)

Cambodia

c)

Malaysia

d)

Vietnam

35.

Where is this North American destination?

a)

Argentina

b)

Canada

c)

U.S.A.

d)

Mexico

36.

Where is this European destination?

a)

Hungary

b)

Germany

c)

Spain

d)

Great Britain

37.

Where is this European destination?

a)

Russia

b)

Italy

c)

Poland

d)

Tibet

38.

Where is this Asian destination?

a)

India

b)

Venezuela

c)

Hawaii

d)

Iraq

39.

Where is this African destination?

a)

South Africa

b)

Australia

c)

Egypt

d)

Romania

40.

Where is this European destination?

a)

Germany

b)

Italy

c)

Sweden

d)

France

41.

Where is this South American destination?

a)

Peru

b)

Brazil

c)

Argentina

d)

Haiti