WorksheetsF.3 TT - Mid-year Exams Revision
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which statement best defines a tourist under UNWTO standards?
A traveler in transit without stopping
A visitor staying at least one night
A visitor staying less than 24 hours
A resident commuting daily for work
What distinguishes an excursionist (day tripper) from a tourist?
Visits family and relatives only
Travels internationally for business
Stays less than 24 hours without overnight
Spends one night in paid lodging
Inbound tourism refers to which scenario?
Non-residents arriving from abroad
Visitors on connecting flights only
Residents traveling within their country
Residents leaving their country
Which option correctly describes outbound tourism?
International trips inside one nation
Non-residents arriving from abroad
Residents leaving to visit another country
Residents touring domestically
Domestic tourism is best described as:
Commuters moving for employment
Residents traveling within their own country
Visitors crossing multiple borders
Non-residents staying long term
International tourism consists of:
Neither inbound nor outbound
Both inbound and outbound
Only outbound tourism
Only inbound tourism
Which is a primary feature of leisure travel?
Reward-based incentive trips
Sightseeing, holidays, and sports
Trade fairs and exhibitions
Visiting friends and relatives
Business travel commonly involves:
Staying with relatives for holidays
Adventure sports and sightseeing
Meetings, exhibitions, trade fairs
Pilgrimage and spa retreats
VFR travel usually results in which spending pattern?
Lower accommodation, higher gifts/food
Higher accommodation, lower gifts/food
Equal spending across categories
No spending on accommodation or food
Which example best illustrates a push factor for travel?
Low cost of living in city
Escape from routine or stress
Historic sites to explore
Attractive climate at destination
Which is a pull factor that attracts travelers to a destination?
Desire to leave bad weather at home
Personal boredom and routine
Needing a break from work stress
Quality infrastructure at destination
A traveler attends an international conference hosted abroad. Which category fits best?
Leisure tourism
MICE travel
Domestic tourism
VFR travel
Residents of Country A flying to Country B for trade exhibitions are engaging in:
Excursionist travel in both
Domestic tourism for Country B
Outbound tourism for Country A
Inbound tourism for Country A
Which ownership sector is primarily driven by profit and provides most tourism services like hotels and airlines?
Private sector owned by individuals
Public sector funded by government
Voluntary sector run by NGOs
Mixed sector combining all three
What is the main goal of public sector tourism organisations?
Fund charity conservation
Maximise shareholder profit
Service and regulation
Sell package holidays
Which example best fits the voluntary sector in tourism?
International airline alliances
Private hotel chains expanding
Government immigration offices
National Trust conservation projects
In the chain of distribution, who are the principals providing core services such as flights and hotels?
Suppliers of travel services
Tour operators packaging trips
Travel agents retailing tours
NTOs promoting destinations
Which role do tour operators play in the distribution chain?
Operate immigration checkpoints
Provide maps through TICs
Buy in bulk and package components
Run hotel front desks
What is the primary function of travel agents in the tourism chain?
Set national visa policies
Manage hotel star ratings
Own airlines and airports
Retail tours and process bookings
Horizontal integration in tourism happens when:
Two firms at the same level merge
A supplier buys a customer
A tour operator buys an airline
An NTO partners with a hotel
Scheduled flights are characterised by:
Strict timetables regardless of sales
Seasonal rentals by operators
Point-to-point only routes
No-frills onboard services
Charter flights are mainly:
Used only by low-cost carriers
Rented by tour operators seasonally
Run on fixed public timetables
Operated by NTOs for marketing
Which feature is typical of low-cost carriers?
Secondary airports and no-frills
Hub-and-spoke with long transfers
Government-funded seat pricing
Luxury meals and free bags
What is a common routing model for low-cost carriers?
Hub-and-spoke with layovers
Point-to-point with no transfers
Seasonal charter-only routes
Circular multi-stop itineraries
A key role of National Tourism Organisations (NTOs) is:
Issuing individual travel visas
Marketing destinations overseas
Operating scheduled airlines
Owning major hotel chains
Which task aligns with NTO research functions?
Tracking visitor numbers and spending
Packaging flights with hotel transfers
Setting private airline ticket prices
Selling tours directly to consumers
Providing maps and guides through Tourist Information Centres is mainly the responsibility of:
Voluntary sector charities
Private sector suppliers
NTO information services
Tour operator wholesalers
Which organisation is primarily responsible for regulating tourism standards and policies?
Private hotel chains
National Tourism Organisation (NTO)
Tour operator wholesalers
International airline alliances
What is a typical characteristic of outbound tourism?
Non-residents arriving from abroad
Residents traveling within their own country
Residents leaving their country to visit another
Visitors staying less than 24 hours
Which of the following best describes the role of travel agents?
Setting government tourism policies
Operating scheduled flights
Retailing and booking travel services for customers
Managing voluntary sector projects
