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EXAM_TOURISM SYSTEMS ECONOMICS

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following factors is mentioned as influencing tourism demand?

a)

The level of technological advancement in tourist destinations

b)

Tourists' economic power and vacation availability

c)

The presence of historical landmarks in tourist destinations

2.

The analysis of seeking experiences in tourism is often based on which concepts?

a)

The impact of digital marketing on tourism

b)

The development of budget travel options

c)

The 'experience economy' or 'experience marketing'

3.

How can tourism demand be characterized?

a)

According to the tourist's desire and availability to participate in tourism activities

b)

According to the tourist's familiarity with the destination

c)

According to the tourist's prior travel experience

4.

According to Otto and Ritchie (1996), what is the travel experience associated with?

a)

The quality of accommodation and transportation

b)

The visitor’s subjective mental state during the tourist experience

c)

The number of activities and attractions available at the destination

5.

 what is the primary concern of people in the tourist trade?

a)

The emotional essence of the travel experience

b)

The viability of the business and its economic sustainability

c)

The cultural and historical significance of tourist destinations

6.

According to Crompton (1992), what influences the decision-making process in choosing tourism destinations?

a)

Internal and external forces, such as prior knowledge and information from friends

b)

The availability of travel discounts and promotions

c)

The proximity of the destination to the tourist’s home

7.

Which of the following is one of the four motivational factors for leisure travel summarized by Cuervo (1967)?

a)

Financial: seeking investment opportunities in different regions

b)

Technological: experiencing cutting-edge technology and innovations

c)

Physical: related to rest, health, sports, and reducing daily stress

8.

Which of the following is one of the points in Urry's analytical foundation of the tourist gaze?

a)

Tourism suggests permanent relocation to a new place

b)

The tourist's stay outside of their place of origin is not indefinite

c)

The tourist gaze is directed towards familiar everyday landscapes

9.

According to Urry, what are the two types of tourist gaze?

a)

'Ancient' and 'modern'

b)

'Individual' and 'social'

c)

'Romantic' and 'collective'

10.

According to Decrop (2010), how many destinations are typically in the evoked set for a trip?

a)

Ranges from none to four, with an average of 1.5 destinations

b)

Ranges from five to ten, with an average of three destinations

c)

Ranges from six to twelve, with an average of five destinations

11.

According to Gray (1970), what distinguishes 'sunlust' tourists from 'wanderlust' tourists?

a)

'Sunlust' tourists prefer mountainous regions, while 'wanderlust' tourists prefer coastal areas.

b)

'Sunlust' tourists seek rest and relaxation, while 'wanderlust' tourists seek new experiences and cultures.

c)

'Sunlust' tourists prioritize luxury accommodations, while 'wanderlust' tourists prefer budget travel options.

12.

According to Cuervo (1967), which of the following is considered a subset of tourism?

a)

Industrial manufacturing and production

b)

Financial institutions and banking services

c)

Restaurants, cafes, and establishments providing food and beverage services

13.

According to Wickens (2002), which appeal is not mentioned as a primary interest for tourists at a coastal resort, besides those interested in cultural heritage?

a)

Adventure

b)

Sun

c)

Sea

14.

According to Phillips (1969), what are some of the main flaws of systems theory?

a)

Lack of empirical evidence and excessive reliance on anecdotal data

b)

Inability to adapt to technological advancements in data analysis

c)

Failure to appreciate the history of the theory and vagueness about system inclusion

15.

According to Camargo (2015), how does he define hospitality?

a)

As a commercial transaction involving goods and services

b)

As a cultural practice involving traditional ceremonies

c)

As a human relationship involving an exchange between host and guest

16.

how is leisure distinguished from pleasure?

a)

Leisure seeks pleasure but pleasure is not always achieved

b)

Leisure involves structured activities while pleasure is spontaneous

c)

Leisure is synonymous with relaxation while pleasure involves excitement

17.

According to Johan Huizinga in Homo Ludens (1938), how did he characterize play (ludic)?

a)

A structured activity essential for child development

b)

A free and not necessarily serious activity

c)

A competitive sport practiced for professional advancement

18.

According to Dumazedier (1973), what are the three main functions of leisure?

a)

Rest, education, and socialization

b)

Relaxation, physical activity, and entertainment

c)

Rest, fun, recreation, and entertainment

19.

According to Getz (2008), which type of tourist event is characterized by generating high tourist demand with significant added value?

a)

Hallmark events

b)

Regional events

c)

Occasional mega-events

20.

when did the term "gastronomy" originate and gain popularity?

a)

It originated in a poem by Archestratus in approximately 350 BC and gained popularity in the 17th century

b)

It was coined in the 19th century by Joseph Berchoux and gained popularity through his poem

c)

It was first cited in the 4th century BC by Archestratus and gained popularity in the 19th century

21.

how is authenticity in tourism primarily evaluated?

a)

By the tourist's perception based on comparison with original or traditional elements

b)

By the government's regulations on tourism

c)

By the historical significance of tourist attractions

22.

According to Silva et al. (2009), which of the following actions is NOT considered important for community-based tourism?

a)

Contributing to creating local jobs and income

b)

Strengthening local governance in conjunction with other tourism actors

c)

Focusing on luxury and exclusive tourism segments

23.

where can the control function be identified in tourism?

a)

 In impact/control indicators (sustainability) and competitiveness indicators

b)

In visitor management and safety protocols

c)

In advertising and promotional strategies

24.

How is landscape commonly categorized?

a)

Into rural and urban landscapes

b)

Into natural and transformed landscapes

c)

Into forested and barren landscapes

25.

what are the three basic characteristics for forming a local productive arrangement, essential for the formation of a cluster in tourism?

a)

Integration, collaboration, and competition

b)

Agglomeration, affinity, and articulation

c)

Coordination, cooperation, and communication

26.

how are a tourism company's costs typically categorized?

a)

Into initial costs and recurring costs

b)

Into fixed costs (FC) and variable costs (VC)

c)

Into administrative costs and operational costs

27.

According to Lovelock and Wirtz (2006), what did they find inadequate for the service sector, including tourism and leisure?

a)

The 4Ps of marketing

b)

The 5Cs framework

c)

The SWOT analysis

28.

what are the primary economic effects of revenue generated by inbound tourism?

a)

Immediate and long-term effects

b)

Fiscal and monetary effects

c)

Direct and indirect effects

29.

which of the following is NOT included in the categories detailed by the Tourism Satellite Account (TSA)?

a)

Employment in tourism characteristic activities

b)

Gross domestic product (GDP) from tourism

c)

Non-monetary indicators

30.

Which organization was created to address sustainability in tourism?

a)

Global Tourism Control Council

b)

World Tourism Organization

c)

Sustainable Tourism Impact Council

31.

which country has tourism representing 80% of its total exports?

a)

Spain

b)

USA

c)

Maldives

32.

what does the Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) provide precise definitions for?

a)

Variables related to touristic demand and supply

b)

Economic factors influencing tourism policies

c)

Environmental impacts of tourism activities

33.

According to Dredge and Jenkins (2011), what are the three factors that influenced the development of research on planning and policy in tourism?

a)

Economic growth, technological advancements, and globalization

b)

Social constructionism, post-disciplinary perspectives, and reflective practice

c)

Environmental sustainability, cultural heritage, and community engagement

34.

According to Pearce and Packer (2013), psychology as a field of study primarily focuses on:

a)

Analyzing human experience and behavior in isolation from social interactions.

b)

Examining the influence of genetics on individual decision-making.

c)

Systematically analyzing human experience and behavior, including social interaction processes.

35.

Postmodernity is characterized by which of the following aspects?

a)

Growth of the service sector, emergence of information technology, and valorization of knowledge and creative ideas

b)

Traditional agricultural practices and rural development

c)

Industrial production and economic growthIndustrial production and economic growth

36.

According to MacCannell (1989) and Urry (1990), what distinguishes the tourist experience in contemporary society?

a)

The search for authentic experiences rooted in historical accuracy and cultural depth.

b)

The exploration of natural landscapes and serene environments, promoting introspection and solitude.

c)

The pursuit of exoticism and novelty, shaped by consumerist desires for pleasure and imitation.

37.

What distinguishes the anthropology of tourism from other social sciences?

a)

It focuses on economic impacts and policy analysis related to tourism.

b)

It primarily uses ethnographic research methods to study human interactions and meanings.

c)

It emphasizes statistical analysis and quantitative data collection in tourism research.

38.

Who is credited as the founder of the scientific journal Annals of Tourism Research and co-founder of TRINET?

a)

Jafar Jafari

b)

John Urry

c)

Dean MacCannell

39.

According to Taylor (2002), modernity can be understood as a combination of which of the following elements?

a)

Traditional practices and cultural forms

b)

New practices and institutional forms

c)

Religious doctrines and spiritual practices

40.

According to Donaire (2012), what are the two fundamental characteristics of the 'classic conception' of culture?

a)

Culture is dynamic and evolving, adapting to changing societal norms.

b)

Culture is a static entity, unchanging over time.

c)

Culture is structure and defines communities.