TOURISM & TRAVEL Flashcards

(10 cards)

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💠 Many countries rely on __________ as a major source of revenue.

(Hint: The industry that involves traveling for leisure, business, or culture.)

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💡 The tourism industry – The economic sector that provides services to travelers.

📝 Example: The government invests heavily in the tourism industry to boost the economy.

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💠 To protect cultural heritage, governments must regulate __________ in historical sites.

(Hint: An excessive number of visitors causing harm to tourist destinations.)

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💡 Overtourism – The problem of too many tourists in one place, leading to negative effects.

📝 Example: Overtourism has led to restrictions on visitors at Machu Picchu.

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💠 Many travelers prefer __________ because it offers flexibility and affordability.

(Hint: Travel that is organized independently, without a tour guide or agency.)

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💡 Independent travel – A way of traveling without relying on package tours.

📝 Example: Independent travel allows tourists to explore destinations at their own pace.

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💠 Many countries promote __________ to preserve the environment and culture.

(Hint: Responsible travel that minimizes harm and benefits local communities.)

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💡 Sustainable tourism – Travel that is environmentally and culturally responsible.

📝 Example: Sustainable tourism helps protect wildlife and natural resources.

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💠 More travelers are choosing __________ over traditional hotels for a more local experience.

(Hint: Staying with locals or using non-hotel accommodations.)

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💡 Alternative accommodation – Lodging options like Airbnb, homestays, or hostels.

📝 Example: Alternative accommodation options provide unique cultural experiences.

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💠 Governments often impose __________ to limit the number of tourists in fragile ecosystems.

(Hint: A rule or policy that controls visitor numbers to protect the environment.)

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💡 Tourism restrictions – Regulations that control tourism to prevent damage.

📝 Example: Tourism restrictions in Antarctica help protect its unique wildlife.

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💠 __________ allows travelers to immerse themselves in local culture and traditions.

(Hint: A type of travel that focuses on experiencing local lifestyles.)

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💡 Cultural tourism – Traveling to experience the customs, arts, and traditions of a place.

📝 Example: Japan is a popular destination for cultural tourism due to its rich history.

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💠 Many tourists seek __________ to enjoy luxurious travel experiences.

(Hint: High-end travel that offers comfort and exclusivity.)

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💡 Luxury tourism – Expensive travel experiences that focus on comfort and exclusivity.

📝 Example: Dubai is a hub for luxury tourism, attracting wealthy visitors worldwide.

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💠 Some countries require tourists to pay a __________ to fund environmental conservation.

(Hint: A fee charged to visitors to help maintain local infrastructure or nature.)

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💡 Tourism tax – A fee that tourists must pay when visiting a country or city.

📝 Example: Many European cities have introduced a tourism tax to support local services.

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💠 __________ is becoming more popular among young travelers who want to explore multiple places on a budget.

(Hint: A form of travel that involves moving from place to place with minimal expenses.)

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💡 Backpacking tourism – Budget-friendly travel where tourists carry minimal luggage.

📝 Example: Southeast Asia is a hotspot for backpacking tourism due to its affordability.

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