WorksheetsWhat's the attraction? Unit 9 (Part 1)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are the 3 main types of attraction?
Natural, event and built.
Natural, social and human.
Event, human and physical.
Human, physical and environmental.
Not all built attractions were originally built with the purpose to be a tourist attraction.
True.
False.
Not sure.
Rail, train, motorways and flights. What are these all examples of?
Reasons not to travel
Types of holidays.
Transport links.
Why is weekend opening times good for tourists?
Families who have children can go without missing school.
There is less traffic on the roads compared to in the week, Therefore it is faster to get there.
Couples can go there because they do not have to go to work.
All of the above.
Why is having an offer on ticket prices important?
It allows people who could not normally afford to go pay a reduced price.
By having offers it helps keep the attraction in the public eye, especially on social media.
It encourages people who have never been to go.
All of the above.
Why do attractions hold special events?
To gain publicity for the attraction.
To attract more customers.
To improve a reputation.
All of the above.
What is meant by 'trendy?'
Something that has never been discovered before
Very fashionable or up to date.
Opportunities and possibilities.
Why are returning customers important?
They regularly increase profits.
They are more likely to go there more often than to competitive attractions.
They will help market it to new customers. Especially through reviews.
All of the above.
Some of the benefits of a good reputation include free advertising from customer reviews, increased visitor numbers and it promotes a relationship between the attraction and its visitors.
True.
False.
Not sure.
What are the two types of facilities you need to focus on?
Indoor and outdoor.
Natural and event.
Arts and retail.
