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Intro to Tourism
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textbook sections 10.1, 10.5, 10.4
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1
Which of these was NOT one of the world's most visited attractions in 2013?
Times Square
Tokyo Disney Sea
The Coliseum
The Eiffel Tower
2
Some Indian slums have a ______ of 100,000 people per square km
Overcrowding Crisis
Demographic
Population Density
Population
3
What was the primary cause for tourist visits to Australia in 2011?
Work or education
Visiting friends and family
Holiday
Religious purposes
4
Which country is the main source of tourists to Australia?
New Zealand
the USA
China
the UK
5
Short-term population movements include:
Tourism
Cultural change
Travelling to work
Migration
6
In 2012, the top 3 spenders on tourism were:
the UK, France, and China
the UK, Japan, and Germany
China, Germany, and the USA
Australia, France, and the USA
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The way a person views and is shaped by their environment is their ________
Travel Identity
Culture
Way of life
Personal Geography
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What is the 'honeypot effect'?
When local businesses lose money
When some tourist sites get all the money and attention
When developers buy parts of poor countries
When indigenous people benefit from tourism
9
15% of tourism expenditure is accounted for by the _____ region
Uluru
Sydney
Melbourne
Great Barrier Reef
10
The three most visited tourist attractions are all in what country?
Italy
Australia
the USA
France
11
Aspects of human behaviour which influence places include:
Culture and History
Economics and Wealth
Population Density and Movement
Technology
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Who is most likely to benefit from money brought in by tourists?
Hotels
Governments
Locals
Airlines
13
The average length of stay for a backpacker in Australia is:
70 days
100 days
12 weeks
1 week
14
What is culture?
Art, literature, and music
Information spread by the media
The cultivation of bacteria or tissue cells
A complex mix of people's heritage, customs, and way of life
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How does culture influence the appearance of a place?
Style of houses and buildings
Development of roads and train lines
Different values about modification of physical landscape
Protection against inclement weather
16
Which of these is NOT one of the most common forms of tourist transport?
Tram
Train
Cruise Ship
Airplane
17
Of these options, which region in Australia is most dependent on tourism for income?
Tasmania
the Whitsundays
Sydney
The Gold Coast
18
A total of ____ of Australia's GDP is directly or indirectly from tourism
6.6%
2.6%
4%
10.2%
19
Poor countries are more likely to spend their money on tourist infrastructure than:
Clean water
Healthcare
Education
Roads
20
For mass tourism to be possible, tourists must have:
An education
Leisure time
Disposable income
Knowledge of other cultures
21
How many of the top 20 tourist sites in the world are in the United States?
9
16
3
12
22
Which of these statements about culture is false?
Cultures come into contact through migration, trade, or tech
Most people adopt, adapt, or reject new cultures they meet
Some cultures are static
The pace of cultural interaction and change has sped up
23
Which of these countries was NOT on the Top 10 Most Visited Countries in 2012?
Russia
Turkey
Australia
the USA
24
How many tourists travelled internationally in the years after WWII?
25 million
10 million
1 million
Almost 1 billion
25
The amount of water which hurls over the top of Niagara Falls would fill a million bathtubs in:
1 hour
10 minutes
1 second
1 minute
26
Which of these travel types might help someone to expand their personal geographies?
Airplane
Cruise ship
Train
Package tour
27
True or False: Affluent societies have a more materialistic culture
True
False
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Your personal geography can be expanded by:
Going outside
Travel
Mindfulness
Interaction with other cultures and environments