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Types of Tourism Quiz

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

While traveling the east coast of the U.S., a family visits Savannah, Georgia, for the historic homes tour. They also head to St. Augustine, Florida, to see the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. What type of tourism is this?

a)

Ecotourism

b)

Dark

c)

Sustainable

d)

Heritage

2.

A mother takes her children to the state beach for a day of fun in the sun and sand. Which type of tourism are they engaging in?

a)

Business

b)

Heritage

c)

Dark

d)

Leisure

3.

Which type of tourism includes traveling to experience places, artifacts, and activities that have a link to the people of the past?

a)

Ecotourism

b)

Heritage

c)

Dark

d)

Domestic

4.

A family travels to Amsterdam, the Netherlands to visit the Anne Frank House. This is an example of which type of tourism?

a)

Heritage

b)

Dark

c)

Ecotourism

d)

Sustainable

5.

Which type of tourism minimizes its impact on the environment and local culture to protect the destination for future enjoyment?

a)

Dark

b)

Ecotourism

c)

Sustainable

d)

Heritage

6.

What do ecotourism and dark tourism represent?

a)

Business tourism

b)

Heritage tourism

c)

Niche tourism

d)

Sustainable tourism

7.

Heritage tourism is traveling

a)

for business.

b)

to an endangered area.

c)

to experience places that link to the people of the past.

d)

for the purpose of personal enjoyment and relaxation.

8.

Which is an example of ecotourism?

a)

Snorkeling the coral reef in Belize

b)

Sunbathing at the local beach

c)

Exploring the ruins of Pompeii

d)

Visiting the Liberty Bell

9.

Dark tourism would explore

a)

places of death and destruction.

b)

archeological sites.

c)

ancient libraries.

d)

rivers in South America.

10.

People prefer to go to Florida in the winter and Maine in the summer. These are examples of

a)

logistical motivation.

b)

social/cultural considerations.

c)

niche tourism.

d)

the seasonality of a destination.

11.

The E in PESTEL analysis stands for

a)

Education.

b)

Ecotourism.

c)

Event

d)

Environmental.

12.

A PESTEL analysis looks at political, technological, social/cultural, economic, legal and

a)

environmental considerations.

b)

educational advancements.

c)

ecotourism impacts.

d)

efficiency quotients.

13.

Which is an example of a legal consideration in the PESTEL analysis?

a)

Environmental regulations

b)

Tax policies

c)

Cultural norms

d)

Technological advancements

14.

If you want to analyze the political and social/cultural climate of a destination before visiting, you can conduct a(n)

a)

destination marketing review.

b)

tourism analysis.

c)

PESTEL analysis.

d)

Internet scan.

15.

Money that is left over after a person has paid for required items is called

a)

petty cash.

b)

active income.

c)

discretionary income.

d)

variable expenses.

16.

When a government issues a travel ban that prohibits travel to and from a destination, it is a(n)

a)

trade agreement response.

b)

economic consideration.

c)

political consideration.

d)

cultural exchange.

17.

If a country does not permit women to travel alone, this is an example of

a)

social/cultural considerations.

b)

political considerations.

c)

a trade response.

d)

Safety concerns.

18.

People that live in France can travel to Italy without having a passport. The ease of travel between countries due to the impact of governmental regulations is a

a)

environmental consideration.

b)

political consideration.

c)

social consideration.

d)

cultural consideration.

19.

A country has recently banned ride-sharing services. This is an example of a

a)

environmental consideration.

b)

political consideration.

c)

social consideration.

d)

cultural consideration.

20.

A person has chosen to visit a destination because they have always wanted to go there. What type of motivation has influenced their decision?

a)

External motivation

b)

Logistical motivation

c)

Professional motivation

d)

Personal motivation

21.

When you visit Barcelona just because you’ve always wanted to, this is an example of

a)

personal motivation.

b)

logistical motivation.

c)

business pressure.

d)

destination marketing.

22.

You really want to go to Paris but end up visiting Boston because that is all you can afford. This is an example of

a)

internal pressure.

b)

social pressure.

c)

personal motivation.

d)

logistical motivation

23.

Which of the following would be a local example of agritourism?

a)

Alpha and Omega Corn Maze

b)

Kaleidoscope in Winston Salem

c)

Graylyn Conference Center

d)

Tweetsie