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WorksheetsTMELC 104
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 41mins
It is the movement of the people from their normal place of residence to another place (with the intention to return) for a minimum period of twenty-four hours to a maximum of six months for the sole purpose of leisure and pleasure.
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Minimum period of time when traveling
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Maximum period of time when traveling
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Tourism industry is changing with the basis of (a) .
It is a process of spending time away from daily routine or home in pursuit of recreation, relaxation, and pleasure while making use of the commercial provision of services.
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Tourism don't have a direct impact on any country’s economy.
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The UNWTO defined it as the activities of persons traveling to, and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business, and other purposes except paid work.
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It has become one of the most important forces for change in the world today.
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It is one of the world’s fastest growing industries and a major foreign exchange and employment generation for many countries.
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Tourism is one of the most
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A form of tourism that focuses on a specific aspect of travelling.
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It makes the destination more interesting and marketable as it is one of the fastest-growing sectors.
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It is learning knowledge from the historical place, cultural and social events, and understanding a language.
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Education and learning are the key reason for their travels.
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involves tasting and experiencing local and traditional food in a specific country, region, or city/town/village.
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This is used as a tool to complement education by gathering travel experience. Many educational institutes combine these trends in primary schools and are compulsory in higher education.
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Tourists may travel to experience a change in climate and place and learn something new, enjoy pleasant scenery, or to know more about the culture of a destination.
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one of the newest and fastest-growing parts of the world tourism industry.
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Defined as a wide range of activities for travelers in addition to its traditional function of providing transport and accommodation
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cruise tourism is an increasingly important part of the employment structure of advanced industrial nations as well as developing economies
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It is an 8000-year-old boat that was found by archaeologists.
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The country where the archaeologists found the 8000-year-old dugout canoe.
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The year when they made long narrow boats in Egypt powered by many oarsmen.
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Egyptians started using this to help their boats go faster and with less work.
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It became the rulers of the Mediterranean.
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They were mainly used for raiding other countries, but they were also for trading and colonizing.
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The name 'Viking' comes from a language called (a) and means 'a pirate raid'
Ocean Lines came first
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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Built for the open ocean routes.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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Designed to transport passengers form point A-B.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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Have storage for more food, water and fuel than cruise ships.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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made to transport people across the ocean.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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designed for speed and rough weather so people can get where they want to go.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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made to go from one port to another, making stops along the way.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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designed for luxurious rides and comfort for the passengers.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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They make it easy to visit several places in a single trip without the need to pack your belongings and sit in a car/train/bus/plane to travel to each one: Your hotel room comes along with you, and even provides the transportation.
A. Ocean Liners
B. Cruise Liners
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what was introduced in the late 1800s
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Ocean Liners were a lot more efficient than the old wooden vessels
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It is one of the most famous ocean liners in history
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the largest, most luxurious ship ever built at the time. It was thought to be unsinkable.
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a luxury steamship, sank in the early hours of April 15, 1912, off the coast of Newfoundland in the North Atlantic after sideswiping an iceberg during its maiden voyage.
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the first true ocean liner to be built in thirty-five years. It is the largest, widest, tallest and most expensive ocean liner ever to be built.
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a term that means vacation trip by ship.
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a passenger ship used for pleasure voyages, where the voyage itself and the ship's amenities are part of the experience.
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The world's largest cruise liner
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nauseated or dizzy as a result of the rocking movement of a vessel on water
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Longest cruise line journey. Ends after 6 months
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