Global

Question 1

Residents visiting their own country

Answer 1

Domestic Tourism

Question 2

Non-residents traveling in a given country

Answer 2

Inbound Tourism

Question 3

Residents travelling in another country

Answer 3

Outbound tourism

Question 4

Both domestic and inbound tourism

Answer 4

Internal Tourism

Question 5

Domestic and outbound tourism

Answer 5

National Tourism

Question 6

Inbound and outbound tourism

Answer 6

International Tourism

Question 7

Incomparability of Tourism Statistics

Answer 7

-No standard definition (tourist, visitor, etc.)

-Not all countries report statistics

-Business travelers not considered tourists

-Excursionists not reported

-Data Collection Methodology varies

Question 8

What is Global Sports Market?

Answer 8

It involves buying and selling goods and services related to sports.

Consists of: events, naming rights, merchandise, media, technology, sponsorships

Question 9

Leading to an increasingly borderless and interdependent world

Answer 9

Globalization

Question 10

Competitve approach to Globalization

Answer 10

-Independent
-Short-term focus
-Buyer passive
-Transaction focus
-Organization induced
-Value to the organization

Question 11

Cooperative Approach to Globalization

Answer 11

-Partnership focus
-Collaboration
-Value in partnership
-Long-term focus
-Dependence/Network led
-Boundary less

Question 12

Task required for collaboration

Answer 12

-High degree of interdependence
(Be aware of individual and mutual benefits)

-Exchange of Activities
(Depend on stakeholder groups)

-Interorganizational Coordination
(Established rules, procedures, goals, objectives)

-Conflict Resolution Mechanisms

-Adaptation and Adjustment
(Monitoring and revision of strategies)

Question 13

Motives for collaboration

Answer 13

-Market entry, position, and timing

-Product

-Market structure modification

-Resource use efficiency

-Resource extension and risk reduction

-Skills enhancement

Question 14

Types of collaboration

Answer 14

-Coverage
-Form
-Mode
-Motive

Question 15

the maximum level of visitation or development that can be sustained without causing unacceptable harm to the environment or the visitor experience.

Answer 15

Carrying Capacity

Question 16

Strangers you do know about can affect your experience

Answer 16

Overcrowding

Question 17

Depends on the experience how the person is and the situation

“One bad apple”. Could be good friend but horrible when drunk

Answer 17

Group Identity

Question 18

Other tourists in your group
Don’t know people in class when first show up

Answer 18

In-group

Question 19

Tourists outside of your travel group

Answer 19

Out-group

Question 20

Strangers who you see repeatedly during your travel

Answer 20

Familiar stranger

Question 21

Strangers who have very little in common form short term relationship

(At football games when they score high fiving each other but dont know each other)

Answer 21

Que theory

Question 22

Tourists enjoy and require the presence of others in the setting in order for the experience to be seen as popular, lively, successful, and socially enriching

Answer 22

Collective gaze

Question 23

Tourists enjoy traveling by themselves or in small groups of like minded individuals

Answer 23

Romantic gaze

Question 24

Factors effecting travel satisfaction

Answer 24

-Decision making
Your decision depends on what happens ____

-Travel parties and their composition

-Shared satisfaction

Question 25

A change in spending leads to a larger impact on overall economic activity.

Answer 25

Multiplier effect

Question 26

Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Answer 26

Sustainable development

Question 27

Cost-Benefit Analysis (political)

Answer 27

P: Brings people with different backgrounds, lifestyles, and income together N: The different things brings stress and distrust

Question 28

Cost-Benefit Analysis (Economic)

Answer 28

P: -Business turnover -Household income -flow of foreign currency N:-Increased demand -Improvements to benefit global market not residents -resource allocation

Question 29

Cost-Benefit Analysis (Sociocultural)

Answer 29

P:Focus on policies and the planning -cultural use to satisfy tourist N: Too many visitors disrupt culture -Differences bring strain on cultural behavior

Question 30

Cost-Benefit Analysis(Environmental)

Answer 30

P:tourist attract to areas of beauty, history, high interest and wildlife N:Poor planning destroys irreplaceable natural environments

Question 31

characteristic of alternative tourism

Answer 31

-Noncommercial learning (study tours) -Brief contacts with local people Longer visits (longer than 10 days) with host families and the community, and an insight into local life - built on dialog with local people -It should be established on sound environmental principles -It should be a means of giving the poor a reasonable and more equal share in the gains