Tourism Flashcards

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What is a domestic tourist?

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People who go on holiday in their own country

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What is an international tourist?

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People who go to another country for their holiday

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What is a tourist?

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A person who stays for more than a day in a place that is not his or her usual environment for any purpose

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What is tourism?

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Tourism means that all activities that tourists take part in, and the services that support them

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Name types of tourism?9

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  • holiday (annual leave, short break) - sporting events - pilgrimage - festival - business meeting - staying with friends or family - conference - educational trip - medical treatment
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List five environmental tourist attractions?5

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  • climate - beaches - national parks/reserves - scenery -wildlife
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List five human tourist attractions?5

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  • low crime rate - recreational facilities -cultural heritage - local cuisine - conference centres - access
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What is leisure?

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Time free for enjoyment

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List the six stages of butler’s model?6

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  • exploration - involvement - development - consolidation - stagnation - decline or rejuvenation
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What is ecotourism?

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Tourism that focuses on protecting the environment and the local way of life also known as green tourism

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How could does tourism affect jobs in poorer countries?

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extra jobs are created indirectly as hotels buy produce from local suppliers go feed visitors

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How could tourism affect small businesses?2

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Many small businesses have been started up to serve the tourists themselves and supply the services they demand Including ; taxi, bar, restaurant, builders

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How could holiday money affect tourism in poorer countries?2

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Tourists spend their holiday money in pounds, U.S. Dollars or euros This can be used to buy goods and services from abroad

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Explain the exploration stage of butlers model?

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  • a small number of visitors are attracted by : good beaches, attractive landscape, historical or cultural features
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Explain the involvement stage of butlers model?2

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The local population sees the opportunities and starts to provide : accommodation, food, transport, guides and other services for the visitors

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Explain the development stage of butlers model?3

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  • large companies build hotels and leisure and complexes and advertise package holidays - number of tourists rises dramatically - job opportunity for local people grow rapidly, but this brings both advantages and disadvantages
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Explain the consolidation stage of butlers model?6

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  • tourism now a major part of local economy - at the expense at other types of development - numbers of visitors are steady making employment more secure - but some hotels and other facilities are becoming older and unattractive - the type of customers attracted goes downmarket - rowdiness becomes a problem
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Explain the stagnation stage of butlers model?2

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  • the resort becomes unfashionable and number of visitors starts to decline - businesses change hands and often fail
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Explain decline of rejuvenation?4

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-DECLINE : visitors prefer other resorts, day trippers and weekenders become the main source of income - day trippers and weekenders become the main source of income REJUVENATION : attempts are made to modernise the resort - attract different people to enjoy new activities

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What is a honey pot site?

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A location attracting a large number of tourists who, due to their numbers place pressure on the environment and people

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Define the term extreme environments?2

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Locations with particularly difficult environments where the development of tourism has recently occurred due to a niche market demand for somewhere different physical challenges

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Define stewardship?2

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-The personal responsibility for looking after things, in this case the environment - no one should damage the present or future environment

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Define conservation?2

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  • The careful and planned to use of resources in order to manage and - maintain the natural environment for future generations
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What factors might make a tourist not want to go to an area?

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Growth elsewhere Natural disasters Bad exchange rate Acts of terrorism Bad media coverage

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Why is there a rapid increase in tourism?
Economic growth (eg in England) Peiple then have more disposable income To use to go on holiday further away
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What is mass tourism?
Organised tourism with large numbers of people all going to the same place