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WorksheetsTRE102-ST-SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 59mins
A network of like minded organization to drive sustainable consumption and production in tourism.
(a)
Who are the Lead Organizers of One Planet Vision.
Ministère de la transition écologique et solidaire
UNSC
UNWTO
Agenzia delle dogane e dei Monopoli
Spanish Commerce (Ministerio de industria, comercio y turismo)
IDENTIFY one of the ONE PLANET VISON LINES OF ACTION:
A. Integrate epidemiological indicators in tourism
B. Connect hygiene with sustainability
C. Restore trust through Communication
(a)
IDENTIFY one of the ONE PLANET VISON LINES OF ACTION:
A. Channel targeted support towards vulnerable groups
B. Channel long-term support for SMEs
C. Repurpose tourism as a supporter for the community
(a)
IDENTIFY one of the ONE PLANET VISON LINES OF ACTION:
A. Healthy environment means a competitive industry
B. Capture the value of conservation through tourism
C. Support conservation efforts through tourism
(a)
IDENTIFY the correct points of Climate Action.
Monitor and report CO2 Emissions
Prioritize sustainable food approaches
Accelerate the decarbonization of tourism operations
Invest in transforming tourism value chains
Engage the tourism sector in carbon removal
IDENTIFY the correct points of Circular Economy.
Monitor and report CO2 Emissions
Prioritize sustainable food approaches
Accelerate the decarbonization of tourism operations
Invest in transforming tourism value chains
Shift towards a circularity of plastics in tourism
IDENTIFY the correct points of Governance and Finance.
Channel long-term support for SMEs
Steer recovery funds towards better tourism
Measure beyond economic impacts
Restore trust through Communication
Consolidate partnership
Choose the correct ways to be more sustainable.
Support the real local economy
Never buy wildlife products
Give, the right way
Climate change is real
Avoid plane instead take the train
(a) refers to activities that involve withdrawing material from the natural environment, such as logging , illegal fishing, and urban development.
(a) that includes all materials discarded, whether or not they are later recycled or disposed in a landfill, water system, among others.
IDENTIFY the Specific Reasons for Environmental Crisis of Population Explosion.
High rate of population growth
Generation of wastes beyond the absorptive capacity of the environment
Increased demand for environmental resources, but their supply is limited
Overuse and misuse of resources
Leading to deforestation, and depletion of natural resources
IDENTIFY the Specific Reasons for Environmental Crisis of Rise in economic activity.
Cutting down trees, clearing forests etc.
Generation of wastes beyond the absorptive capacity of the environment
Affluent consumption and production of goods and services
Affects the environment and causes other problems
Leading to deforestation, and depletion of natural resources
IDENTIFY the Specific Reasons for Environmental Crisis of Rapid industrialization.
Demand for land settlement economic activities
Generation of wastes beyond the absorptive capacity of the environment
Contamination of water due to accumulation of increasing quantity of toxic substances and industrial wastes
Affects the environment and causes other problems
Leading to deforestation, and depletion of natural resources
IDENTIFY the Specific Reasons for Environmental Crisis:
Cutting down trees, clearing forests etc. and Loss of Wildlife, which also affects the environment and causes other problems
(a)
IDENTIFY the Specific Reasons for Environmental Crisis:
Migration of population from rural to urban areas resulting in fast growth of slum areas and Excess burden on existing infrastructural activities
(a)
IDENTIFY the Specific Reasons for Environmental Crisis:
A threat to farms and health workers and chemical elements in crop.
(a)
What is the Latin word for Sustainability?
(a)
An Organizing principle that aims to meet human development goals while also enabling natural systems to provide necessary natural resources and ecosystem services to humans.
(a)
TRUE OR FALSE: Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations is a good thing.
TRUE
FALSE
Essential for (a) to orient and help individual, organization, and governments worldwide to agree on one direction.
Why do goals matter?
Create peer pressure among political leaders to step up and take an end extreme poverty
Mobilize stakeholders, leaders, politician, governments, NGOs, religious groups, international organizations, donor organizations, and foundations to tack complex challenges
Spur communities or networks of expertise, knowledge, and practices to come together and recommend practical pathways to achieve results.
Approach to economic development without compromising the quality of the environment for future generations
It comprises 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.
Tourism
Globalization
Sustainable Development
Ecotourism
TRUE OR FALSE: Movements has no Impacts to the environment.
FALSE
TRUE
Why traveling is important?
Know self better
Seek adventure and freedom from limits imposed by familiar things
Allow a person to get out of usual bubble
Enable to spend money better on experience than material things
Pursue personal regeneration to gain power, siege opportunity and reconnect with loved ones
Why do VISITORS travel?
Encounter new sensation, authentic and unique experience
Seek adventure and freedom from limits imposed by familiar things
Escape from stress, boredom and emotional problems
Strive for purpose and self-realization — conquering challenges and learning new skills
Immerse on the culture, physical and human aspects of destination
_______________________ is the process of interacting and integrating people, companies, and governments worldwide through a network.
Tourism
Globalization
Sustainable Development
Ecotourism
_______________________ is the process of adapting and responding to the globalization of economies, markets, systems and cultures but maintain identity.
Tourism
Globalization
Sustainable Development
Localization
What does TLM stand for?
(a)
What does TLM stand for?
(a)
A commitment to lower the impact on the environment and local culture, while helping to generate future employment for local people. A practice that aspires and acknowledges all impacts of tourism development, both positive and negative.
(a)
A sustainable form of natural resource-based tourism that focuses on experiencing and learning about nature, low-impact, non-consumptive, locally oriented and contribute to the conservation or preservation of natural areas.
(a)
Behavior of individual travelers aspiring to make choices according to sustainable tourism practices wherein their behaviors usually align with minimizing the negative impacts and maximizing positive ones during visit to a tourism destination.
(a)
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ by ensuring the competitiveness of destinations and enterprises to deliver long term benefits
Economic Viability
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Prosperity
Community Well-being
Cultural Richness
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ that maximizes contribution to host communities through visitor spending.
Economic Viability
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Prosperity
Community Well-being
Cultural Richness
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________which respect and enhance the heritage, culture, tradition and distinctiveness of host community.
Economic Viability
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Prosperity
Community Well-being
Cultural Richness
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ which strengthens the number and quality of local jobs through wages, working condition and non-discrimination
Employment Quality
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Control
Community Well-being
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ through provision of safe, satisfying and fulfilling experience
Employment Quality
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Control
Community Well-being
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ by improving opportunities, income and services available to recipient communities and the poor.
Employment Quality
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Control
Community Well-being
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________that maintain and strengthen the quality of life of local communities, including their access to natural resources and protection from exploitation.
Employment Quality
Visitor Fulfillment
Local Control
Community Well-being
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ which engages and empower local communities in planning and decision making about their place.
Environmental Purity
Physical Integrity
Local Control
Resource Efficiency
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________referring to the conservation of natural areas and wildlife
Environmental Purity
Biological Diversity
Local Control
Resource Efficiency
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________ pertaining to the maintenance and enhancement of the quality of environment (landscape) and avoiding degradation.
Environmental Purity
Physical Integrity
Local Control
Resource Efficiency
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________which prevent pollution (air, water and land) and generation of waste
Environmental Purity
Biological Diversity
Local Control
Resource Efficiency
Social Equity
Identify the specific AIMS of Sustainable Tourism.
________________that minimize the use of scarce and non-renewable resources.
Environmental Purity
Biological Diversity
Local Control
Resource Efficiency
Social Equity
STRATEGIC ISSUES ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
(a) anyone who is an owner or part owner of a business
STRATEGIC ISSUES ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
(a) anyone who is affected by or has the ability to influence the actions and decisions of the organization
Which of the following is not a Strategic Issue on Sustainable Tourism?
Achieving suitable forms of tourism
Avoiding conflict
Sustaining the natural environment
Sustaining social and cultural resources
Ensure downward economic growth
Which of the following is not considered a way for Sustainable Tourism that can change the world?
Promote cultural preservation, diversity and heritage
Push mutual understanding, peace and security
Enable resource efficiency and environmental protection
Achieve World Peace by advocating for a mutual assured destruction
Foster social inclusiveness, employment and poverty reduction
TRUE OR FALSE: Negative impact is when level of visitor use is greater than the environment’s ability to cope.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Negative impact occurs only when uncontrolled conventional tourism poses potential threats to natural areas
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Negative impact cause depletion of natural resources.
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE: Negative impact put pressure on natural resources through the decreased consumption of scarce resources, such as water
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE: Positive impacts happen when consciousness is raised to protect and conserve natural resources
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Positive impact generate revenues to develop tourist attractions and infrastructure
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE: Positive impact does not drive the rationale and orderly development of tourism
TRUE
FALSE
(a) pertains to set of beliefs, practices, customs and behaviors that are found to be common to everyone that is living within a certain community.
(a) benefits is generated by tourism for both host destinations and tourists home residence.
An Australian tourism scholar who died in February 2010. His work was extremely influential and continues to be well cited throughout the tourism
Nail Laiper
Neal Leiper
Neil Leiper
Niel Leaper
Neil Lipier
(a) is a geographic area containing a critical mass of development that satisfies traveler objectives.
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Are places which promote vanishing lifestyle e.g. local settings, remote villages, and rural areas with activities like consuming local means, undertaking costume festivals, folklore dances performances, art and craft demonstration in old style fashion.
Recreational destinations
Historical destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Cultural destinations
Ethnic destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Areas which promote historical elements with attractions like old towns, churches, monuments, archaeological sites and museums and sound and light performances done in the ancient way.
Recreational destinations
Historical destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Cultural destinations
Ethnic destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Are places which promote ethnic and lifestyle of an indigenous community e.g. dances, religion, ceremonies etc.
Recreational destinations
Historical destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Cultural destinations
Ethnic destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Are centers of sports like golf courses, tennis, ski-slopes, pump-fringe beaches which promote games and social contacts in a relaxed environment. Forms of tourism here are sports and beach tourism.
Ethnic destinations
Cultural destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Historical destinations
Recreational destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Are areas which promote natural and environmental attractions e.g. national parks, mountain climbing, canoeing and camping. This can include mountains, forests, countryside.
Natural or environmental destinations
Winter destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Beach destinations
Business destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Areas which promote trading, transactions and meetings, conferences with other activities like recreation and leisure.
Natural or environmental destinations
Winter destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Beach destinations
Business destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Are places where tourists can go skiing, sledging, husky riding, snow walking, snowboarding, ice skating.
Natural or environmental destinations
Winter destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Beach destinations
Business destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Are most popular for tourists because of water activities that can be offered and relaxation. It can include resorts and islands.
Natural or environmental destinations
Winter destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Beach destinations
Business destinations
TYPES OF DESTINATIONS:
Areas with great accessibility and connectivity, as well as diversity of product offering for different types of visitors interests and needs. This can include capital cities or commercial districts.
Natural or environmental destinations
Winter destinations
Cities or urban destinations
Beach destinations
Business destinations
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESTINATIONS:
(a) _ that provides for various means and modes of transport and transport infrastructure in order to link TGR and TDR.
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESTINATIONS:
(a) _ to other nearby destinations to complement the wholesome tourism experience or joint marketing, easy planning, and enhancement of tourists’ satisfaction and development of tourism circuit
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESTINATIONS:
(a) _ such as landscapes, wildlife, flora and fauna, museums, villa parks, amusement centers, entertainment centers, cultural and ethnic attractions and built environment
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESTINATIONS:
(a) _ for future sustainability to plan and conserve natural resources and create protected areas like national parks and reserves in order to facilitate their use and future use and benefiting community
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESTINATIONS:
(a) _ strategies for consumption by tourists and satisfy their needs
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESTINATIONS:
(a) _ as unique and distinct attraction compare with other destinations.
ELEMENTS OF TOURISM DESTINATIONS:
Complex and multi-dimensional (a) based on a variety of natural, social and cultural resources and services as well as hospitality and tourism services
ELEMENTS OF TOURISM DESTINATIONS:
Has (a) which may be complementary to or in conflict with tourism activities
ELEMENTS OF TOURISM DESTINATIONS:
Has a (a) which may be an integral element in the destination’s attraction and which makes its own demands on the locality, its resources and facilities.
ELEMENTS OF TOURISM DESTINATIONS:
Has an (a) (or public authority or authorities) which can influence the destination’s planning and management, particularly its resources
ELEMENTS OF TOURISM DESTINATIONS:
Has an (a) which also has an important degree of involvement in the destination’s planning and management.
