Travel & Tourism Finals Review

Question 1

Occurs when people travel outside of their home country.

Accepted Answer

International tourism

Question 2

ID and travel doc that can be used for land and sea entry from certain countries, but can't be used on airlines.

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passport card

Question 3

Includes all areas of a restaurant where customers spend their time and money.

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Front of House (FOH)

Question 4

A large gathering of people consuming food and beverages for the purposes of a ceremony or event.

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banquet

Question 5

A menu that rotates through a set of cycle of dishes over a period of time.

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cyclical menu

Question 6

A restaurant where customers typically order, pay, and receive food at a counter.

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quick-service restaurant

Question 7

The delivery of food in other locations, which can serve an individual person or an entire meal at once.

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catering

Question 8

A legal term meaning an operation has done everything to ensure that a safe operation and product was delivered.

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Reasonable Care

Question 9

A beverage setup where guests can consume as much as they want during a given period, and the host pays the bill.

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open bar

Question 10

Meetings held for larger functions and events involving all relevant stakeholders to coordinate planning and execution.

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pre-event meetings (pre-cons)

Question 11

Gatherings of people for a common purpose or objective.

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conferences

Question 12

A recipe that consistently produces the same results and yield when exact procedures and ingredients are used.

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Standardized Recipe

Question 13

Laws focus on the operator’s areas of responsibility and liability for guest security, evictions, and discrimination.

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Innkeeper Laws

Question 14

The blending of business travel with some attached leisure.

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bleisure

Question 15

Team members’ understanding of what is going on around them, which can potentially prevent unsafe situations.

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Situational Awareness

Question 16

Cruises on smaller ships designed to travel to more remote destinations.

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Adventure cruises

Question 17

A formal agreement between two or more parties that protects both sides.

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contract

Question 18

A booklet-style identification and travel document used for international travel.

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passport book

Question 19

The coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies.

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Logistics

Question 20

Focuses on very specific interest or demographics.

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Niche tourism

Question 21

A place where people play games of chance or skill for money.

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Casino

Question 22

Procedures control access to property keys to increase guest security and privacy and to reduce possibility of theft.

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Key Control

Question 23

Occurs when people travel within their home country.

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Domestic tourism

Question 24

Activities offered at a port of call, such as shopping, hang gliding, or swimming with dolphins.

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Shore excursions

Question 25

Has multiple responsibilities, including patrolling, viewing surveillance, etc. is the "boots on the ground".

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Security Officer/Loss Prevention Officer

Question 26

Menu items that are not popular and have low profitability.

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dogs

Question 27

Acronym for Social/Sports, Military, Educational, Religious, and Fraternal market segments that hold conventions

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SMERF's

Question 28

Private establishments requiring membership and not open to the general public.

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Clubs

Question 29

ID that allows passengers 18 years and older to fly within the US with a star in upper right corner.

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REAL-ID

Question 30

A resort that charges one set price lodging, food, beverages, activities, entertainment, and gratuities.

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All-inclusive resort

Question 31

A port where a ship stops on a voyage.

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Port of call

Question 32

Federal agency that manages airport security.

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TSA

Question 33

The federal agency that is responsible for the safety of air travel in the United States.

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Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

Question 34

Meetings funded by the company and offered as a reward to the best employees.

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incentive meetings

Question 35

Travel that focuses on personal enjoyment.

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Leisure tourism

Question 36

a form that includes major details of a function such as date and time, room setup, AV needs, food, and beverage

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banquet event order

Question 37

A dining option for guests who prefer to eat in their hotel room.

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Room Service

Question 38

Legislation that allowed for greater competition in the airline industry.

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Airline Deregulation Act of 1978

Question 39

position responsible for the planning, oversight, and efficiency of banquet operations

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banquet manager

Question 40

Beverage setup where guests purchase their own drinks.

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cash bar

Question 41

Operations in business to sell food and beverages.

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Commercial foodservice

Question 42

Failure to act in a safe manner, including failure to follow rules and improper use of equipment.

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Negligence

Question 43

Facilitates gatherings of people.

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event management

Question 44

connecting cities which airlines feed flights and provide services, such as catering and maintenance, to their aircraft.

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hub cities

Question 45

A proposal submitted by a supplier in response to an RFP.

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Bid

Question 46

Monthly or annual payments that grant members access to a club and its amenities.

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Membership dues

Question 47

Occurs when visitors travel to places of death, destruction, or tragedy.

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Dark tourism

Question 48

Centered around travel for business or work purposes.

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Business tourism

Question 49

A document that gives an individual permission to enter a country for a valid reason and specified amount of time.

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Visa

Question 50

Tourism that minimizes impact on the environment and local culture to protect the destination for future enjoyment.

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Sustainable tourism

Question 51

Anyone who has a special interest in the organization or an event (emotional, financial, political, or social).

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stake holder

Question 52

Menu items that are popular and highly profitable.

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stars

Question 53

The day a cruise ship leaves its home port.

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Embarkation day

Question 54

The planned route that a cruise ship will take.

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Itinerary

Question 55

The responsibility of the operator for the actions or the condition of an establishment.

Accepted Answer

Liability

Travel & Tourism Finals Review

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Travel & Tourism Finals Review

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