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BT3EC-REGULAR EXAMINATION: TPC2-SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an essential criterion for choosing a tourism site based on sustainable design principles?

a)

D. It must only appeal to international luxury markets

b)

A. It must require extensive construction of new roads

c)

B. It must have a high level of community and political support

d)

C. It must be listed as a national military landmark

2.

According to the IUCN summary of visitor management tools, which category includes patrolling and enforcing policy violations?

a)

A. Regulatory and Planning Tools

b)

B. Economic and Marketing Tools

c)

C. Site Design and Sustainable Infrastructure

d)

D. Law Enforcement

3.

Which factor most likely causes difficulty engaging stakeholders in public, as it damages their self-image and makes them timid?

a)

D. Lack of transportation to meeting venues

b)

C. Fear of public speaking and social judgment

c)

B. Prior negative experiences with government staff

d)

A. Excessive technical jargon in presentations

4.

According to a TUI Group study on mitigation, approximately what percentage of global carbon emissions is contributed by the tourism industry?

a)

D. 5%

b)

B. 10%

c)

A. 1%

d)

C. 21%

5.

What is the primary function of an interpretive sign in a protected area?

a)

D. To tell a story or message to improve visitor understanding and appreciation

b)

A. To limit the activities and access of visitors

c)

B. To share information about boundaries and facilities

d)

C. To show the location and direction of sites

6.

In the MICE context, who is the direct stakeholder that specializes in logistics, activities, and services within a specific location for an event?

a)

A. Destination management company

b)

D. Exhibition service contractor

c)

B. Convention and visitors bureau

d)

C. Professional conference organizer

7.

Which stakeholder focuses on organizing and managing large-scale trade shows or product launches?

a)

A. Exhibition organizer

b)

D. Venue caterer

c)

B. Travel management company

d)

C. Incentive house

8.

Which stakeholder handles transactions and currency exchange for international attendees?

a)

C. Travel agency consortium

b)

B. Destination marketing organization

c)

A. Merchant services provider

d)

D. Audio-visual supplier

9.

What does an external organizer often manage for attendees and VIP guests?

a)

C. Hotel brand contract negotiations

b)

A. Accreditation and badging process

c)

B. Post-event financial audits

d)

D. Environmental impact assessments

10.

Which international body develops and publishes standards across various industries, including MICE?

a)

A. International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

b)

B. World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)

c)

C. United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)

d)

D. International Air Transport Association (IATA)

11.

Which Philippine agency issued AO No. 2020-003 with guidelines for MICE organizers under a specific circumstance?

a)

D. Department of Health

b)

C. Department of the Interior and Local Government

c)

B. Philippine Department of Tourism

d)

A. Department of Trade and Industry

12.

What term refers to the negative consequence of MICE events that includes pollution, excessive energy use, and increased trash?

a)

C. Destination leakage

b)

B. Social license

c)

A. Event footprint

d)

D. Greenwashing risk

13.

Who oversees all aspects related to the execution of the event concept?

a)

A. Event head

b)

B. Floor manager

c)

D. Marketing director

d)

C. Sponsorship lead

14.

Which team is responsible for managing press releases, media kits, and promotional materials?

a)

B. Technical production crew

b)

A. Media and communications team

c)

C. Delegate services unit

d)

D. Risk and safety committee

15.

What is the specific meeting conducted after an event to discuss group performance, feedback, and objective fulfillment?

a)

C. Sponsor summit

b)

B. Kick-off huddle

c)

D. Contingency review

d)

A. Post-event debrief

16.

Which policies guide how employees should book, manage, and pay for business trips?

a)

D. Expense fraud policy

b)

A. Duty-of-care policy

c)

C. Procurement policy

d)

B. Travel policy

17.

Which metric shows that a company’s travel process was not designed for how travelers actually move, leading to unmet needs?

a)

D. High policy compliance

b)

C. Reduced rate leakage

c)

B. High traveler friction

d)

A. Low online adoption

18.

According to the Certify study, what percentage of online business travel spend was on accommodation?

a)

A. 18 percent

b)

B. 32 percent

c)

C. 46 percent

d)

D. 58 percent

19.

Which factor alongside flight availability contributes to the growth of business travel?

a)

D. Currency exchange volatility

b)

C. Global privacy regulations

c)

B. Evolving corporate travel policies

d)

A. Mobile check-in mandates

20.

What term describes the struggle to balance professional duties and personal time while traveling for work?

a)

B. Work-life tradeoff

b)

D. Duty-of-care conflict

c)

C. Traveler burnout

d)

A. Bleisure tension

21.

What is the primary environmental concern associated with large-scale MICE events?

a)

A. Increased biodiversity

b)

B. Urban development

c)

D. Cultural exchange

d)

C. Carbon footprint

22.

Which of the following best describes a sustainable tourism practice?

a)

B. Supporting local economies

b)

D. Increasing hotel occupancy rates

c)

A. Promoting mass tourism

d)

C. Reducing travel costs

23.

What role does a convention center play in the MICE industry?

a)

D. It manages transportation logistics

b)

A. It serves as a travel agency

c)

B. It provides accommodation services

d)

C. It acts as a venue for events

24.

What is the main purpose of a post-event evaluation in the MICE industry?

a)

A. To assess attendee satisfaction and gather feedback

b)

D. To manage vendor contracts

c)

C. To plan future events

d)

B. To finalize the event budget

25.

Which of the following is a key benefit of using a destination management company (DMC) for MICE events?

a)

A. They provide legal advice

b)

B. They offer local expertise and resources

c)

C. They handle all financial transactions

d)

D. They are responsible for event marketing

26.

What is the significance of sustainability certifications in the MICE sector?

a)

A. They increase the cost of events

b)

B. They enhance the reputation of venues and organizers

c)

C. They are mandatory for all events

d)

D. They limit the number of attendees

27.

What is the primary role of a convention and visitors bureau in the MICE industry?

a)

A. To provide legal support for events

b)

B. To promote the destination and attract events

c)

C. To manage event logistics on-site

d)

D. To handle attendee registrations

28.

Which of the following is a common challenge faced by event planners in the MICE sector?

a)

D. All of the above

b)

A. Ensuring high attendee engagement

c)

B. Managing vendor relationships

d)

C. Securing sponsorships

29.

What is the significance of using technology in managing MICE events?

a)

A. It increases the cost of events

b)

D. It reduces the need for on-site staff

c)

B. It enhances communication and efficiency

d)

C. It complicates the planning process

30.

What is the primary purpose of a site inspection before a MICE event?

a)

D. To negotiate contracts with vendors

b)

A. To finalize the event budget

c)

B. To assess venue suitability and logistics

d)

C. To promote the destination

31.

Which of the following is a common challenge faced by MICE organizers?

a)

A. Ensuring high attendee engagement

b)

C. Securing sponsorships

c)

D. All of the above

d)

B. Managing last-minute changes

32.

What is the role of a professional conference organizer (PCO) in the MICE industry?

a)

A. To provide catering services

b)

B. To manage the overall planning and execution of events

c)

C. To handle transportation logistics

d)

D. To promote the destination

33.

What is a key benefit of implementing green practices in the MICE industry?

a)

A. Reducing operational costs

b)

B. Increasing the number of attendees

c)

C. Simplifying event logistics

d)

D. Enhancing the visual appeal of venues

34.

Which of the following is a major trend influencing the MICE sector in recent years?

a)

A. Virtual and hybrid events

b)

B. Decreased focus on sustainability

c)

C. Longer event durations

d)

D. Reduced use of technology

35.

What is the primary goal of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives in the MICE industry?

a)

C. To reduce event costs

b)

B. To enhance community engagement

c)

A. To increase profit margins

d)

D. To limit attendee participation