Investigating Global Tourism (Types of tourism, destinations and tourism in the 21st century) Flashcards

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What is a long-haul flight?

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A flight over a long distance. Usually over 3 hours.

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What is a specialist holiday?

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A holiday based on a particular area, interest or activity.

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Global tourism has increased significantly since 1950. True or False?

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True. By well over 700 million visitors per year!

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What is the world’s most visited National Park?

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Mount Fuji, Japan. With other popular destinations such as Yellowstone in the USA.

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People travel abroad to take advantage of cheap healthcare. True or false?

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True. Some travel to places such as India for cheap dental work.

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What economic and social opportunities does event tourism bring to the host country?

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As well as a large influx of visitors spending money event tourism such as the Olympics is often seen as an opportunity to redevelop an area.

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What is a package holiday?

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A holiday where transport, accomodation and food are all included in one price.

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Name two examples of large scale event tourism in recent years.

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The 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil and the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil

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When did the ‘all-inclusive’ package holiday become popular?

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The 1950-60s

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Where are the top 5 tourist destinations in the world? (2015)

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France (84.5mill), USA (77.5mill), Spain (68.2mill), China (56.9mill) and Italy (50.7mill).

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What is Fair Trade tourism?

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The benefits go to those whose land, natural resources, work and culture are being used.

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The world’s most popular destinations are found in the southern hemisphere. True or False?

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False. They are in the northern hemisphere and usually involve a short-haul journey.

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Why are wilderness holidays becoming more popular?

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There is increasing concern for nature in society.

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Give two technological reasons for the growth of global tourism.

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Better air and road transport. More advertising due to television and internet.

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Opportunitys or opportunities?

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Opportunities.

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Enviroment or environment?

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Suggest a reason for the growth of specialist holidays in less developed countries.

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Long-haul flights are becoming more common as transport improves. Many LEDCs are opening their eyes to the opportunities tourism brings.

18
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Which case studies represent mass tourism?

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Benidorm on the Spanish Costas. Malaga on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.

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Name three budget airlines.

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Easyjet, Ryanair and Flybe.

20
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Which country is the most visited in the world?

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What is a short-haul journey?

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A flight over a short distance. Usually less than three hours.

22
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Holidays or holidaies?

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What is event tourism?

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Travel based around specific events such as sports or cultural events.

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What is mass tourism?

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When large numbers of people visit the same area.

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Who are the UK's big 4 global tour companies?
Airtours, Crystal holidays, First choice and ThomasCook.
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Give three social reasons for the growth of global tourism.
Increased leisure time (UK workers have on average at least 3 weeks paid holiday). Changing lifestyles (early retirement, student lifestyles, etc.). Increased motivation (Modern life is stressful and a holiday is seen as a necessity).