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Hospitality, Travel, and Tourism!
Hospitality, Travel, and Tourism!
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SEC LO 1 - K-1 & K-2.
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1
Tourists traveling for conferences,or meetings fall into which category of tourism;
Business Tourism
Medical Tourism
Leisure Tourism
Conference Tourism
2
Tourists who visit historical landmarks, museums, and cultural sites to learn about a region's heritage are engaging in:
Culture Tourism
Cultural Heritage Tourism
Environmental Tourism
Educational Tourism
3
What type of tourism is when a tourist is visiting a destination within their own country?
Inbound tourism
Domestic Tourism
International Tourism
Outbound Tourism
4
Tourists who are interested in attending a football game abroad are part of ...
Sports Tourism
Enviormental Tourism
Leisure Tourism
Personal Tourism
5
Pilgrimages to religious sites, such as Mecca Sharif in Dubai or visiting Vatican City, are considered a form of:
Cultural Tourism
Personal Tourism
Religious Tourism
Business Tourism
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Which type of tourism focuses on individuals traveling for educational purposes?
Educational Tourism
EFL Tourism
Environmental Tourism
School Tourism
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Tourists who visit destinations associated with tragedy, ghosts, or war are considered part of?
Adventure Tourism
Dark Tourism
Educational Tourism
Scary Tourism
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Medical tourism primarily involves individuals seeking
Traveling aborad to sight see
Traveling abroad for a medical procedure
Traveling to seek adventure and Thrill
Traveling to see any religious sites
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Tourists traveling to another country apart from their own, are typically classified as:
Inbound Tourism
Domestic Tourism
International Tourism
Outbound Tourism
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Traveling to explore the nature that the world has to offer such as the Seven Wonders and the ecosystems is usually:
Nature Tourism
Environmental tourism
Medical Tourism
Dark Tourism