Which of the following areas of employment is LEAST influenced by Tourism?

TWO pull factors of a tourism destination are:

Which of the following Caribbean countries is LEAST dependent on the tourism industry for employment generation and foreign exchange?

Wendy has resigned from her job mainly because of the long working hours and unsociable environment. She is exhausted and her body needs a Caribbean vacation in order to unwind and refocus on her priorities. Wendy’s decision to take a vacation will be based on

Tourism facilitates the exchange of cultural values, ideas and beliefs. This impact can be termed

Which of the following factors are LIKELY to influence tourism demand for a mature destination?

I. Political issues

II. Airlift and access issues

III. Technological improvements

Which of the following practices is LEAST likely to enhance tourism linkages?

Kamal lives in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧. Which of the following is a tourism push factor to the Caribbean for Kamal?

Business tourists would MOST LIKELY rate a destination today based upon its

The local tourist board in Sunny Bay has developed an electronic management network tool in which all local tourism providers are catalogued in a database. The database is accessible to the public. This system is an example of the.

The MAJOR factor leading to the rapid expansion of the Caribbean’s Tourism Sector since the 1960s is

The state of euphoria is one of the primary stages in the Doxey’s Irridex model. Which of the following statements BEST describes the likely sociocultural impact at this stage?

Which of the following types of tourism impacts is associated with an increased propensity to import?

Import driven economies in the Caribbean rely on tourism for economic activity MOSTLY because tourism

Which of the following is a major role of a tour operator

Which of the following is not considered a sector of tourism?

Epidemics and health risks are growing issues affecting tourism regionally. These issues can be managed through

Carib lodge Hotel earns 1.5 million dollars in revenue from tourists and pays Mrs Franklyn , one of its housekeepers an annual salary of $30000. Mrs Franklyn uses a portion of her salary to purchase groceries from a local shop owner who then uses the proceeds from Mrs Franklyn to purchase from his suppliers. The situation outlined in the scenarios illustrates the concept of

Which of the following businesses can be found in the accommodation sector

Economic carrying capacity is a measure of the

The fine for the removal of endemic fauna from the St. George’s nature reserve is US 2000. A group of tourists were found with endemic species of plants in their possession after they left the nature reserve. The media reported that the fine was not imposed on the tourists.

Which of the following barriers to implementation is illustrated in the scenario

Which of the following approaches to measuring and monitoring are most likely to ensure positive environmental impacts from the tourism industry in a country

Older residents of Maguffi a small rural community, feel that their culture is being lost as tourism develops. Younger people are being overlooked for jobs, while preference is given to foreign nationals. In which of the following areas of sustainability development is intervention needed

Sustainable tourism refers to the long term planning and

The government of Cherry Island decides to embark on a billion dollar tourism development project. Public consultations were held with all participants and persons who would be affected by the project. The government’s action in the scenario above is an example of

The main focus of sustainable tourism management is the

Some local residents imitate the dress, accent and lifestyle of foreign visitors. This practice is referred to as

Partnerships with local communities, established private sector organizations and non governmental organizations are indicators of a government’s support for

An increased propensity to import as a consequence of significant growth in hotels and other tourism activities is likely to result in

A no dumping sign with a penalty of US1000 has been posted outside a national park to ensure that residents and tourists properly dispose of their garbage. However, on a daily basis there is a pile up of garbage below the sign. The situation outlined in the scenario most likely reflects a lack of

What is the economic implication of increasing the amount of supplies imported for the tourism industry

Tools used by businesses to measure and monitor sustainable tourism progress are referred to as

The sustainability tool that provides information on whether things are getting better or worse is called

Two restaurants each spend 30 percent of their marketing budget on advertising. Their objective is to reach a wider audience without increasing their marketing budget. The BEST strategy for achieving this objective would be to

Governments can minimize negative economic impact by

Which of the following strategies has been most effectively used by Caribbean countries to assist in addressing the challenge of seasonality

Which of the following is not a reason for government to encourage tourism development

An all inclusive resort is planned for a popular local beachfront property on the island of Jasania. Which of the following strategies should be implemented to ensure that this venture is sustainable and beneficial to all stakeholders?

The importation of tourism related goods and services results in

Which of the following is not an environmental benefit of tourism development?

The tourism multiplier effect refers to