Travel And Touism Flashcards

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Leisure

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Range of activities that people do for enjoyment in their own time after school/work is done

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Passive

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Involves using none or barely any energy to do an activity
Reading, watching a sport

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Active

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Involves using a lot of energy to do an activity usually away from home
Walking, playing a sport

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Indoor

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Leisure activities that are completed within a building
Dance, gymnastics

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Outdoor

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Leisure activities that people complete in the open air
Football, skiing

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Water based

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Activities that are completed in the open sea or inside
Swimming, surfing

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Home based

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Leisure activities that are completed in or around the home which requires little energy
Watching tv, gardening

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Away from home

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Activities that are done away from home often with friends a way of socialising
Going to the cinema, eating out

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Tourism

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People travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for less than one year for leisure or business

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A visitor

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Doesn’t stay for more than a day and returns the same day

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A tourist

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Travels outside their usual environment for leisure or business and stays for at least one night

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Domestic

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People travelling in their own country for leisure or tourism

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Domestic example

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A resident from London travelling to Edinburgh for some site seeing

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Outbound

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People leaving the country they live in, to travel to another country for leisure or tourism

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Outbound example

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A resident from Belfast going to Spain for two weeks for a holiday

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Inbound

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People coming to a country from their own country or another country that is not their home for leisure or tourism

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Inbound example

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A tourist coming from New Zealand to Belfast to visit family and friends

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Considerations when travelling abroad

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Time zone. Allergies
Weather Medical equipment
Transport. Luggage weight
Foods Passport date
Pets/animals. Religion. Race
Legal drugs. Clothes

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Leisure and tourism facilities

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Gym Dog walking
Swimming pool. Art club
Football pitch Play park
Cafe Golf
Shopping Center Zoo
Play park. Escape room

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Reasons why people use leisure and tourism facilities

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Entertainment-theme parks and cinemas

Relaxation-gardening, pottery, cinema

Health and well-being-health clubs, private gyms

Socialising and eating out-restaurants

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Factors that influence the choice of leisure, travel and tourism activity

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Age group
Socio-economic group
Availability of transport
Friends and family

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Socio-economic group and example

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People may not be able to afford to take part in certain activities due to cost of participation.
Golf club is expensive with joining fee, annual membership fee and equipment

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Reasons for leisure, travel and tourism visits

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Business
Sightseeing
Visiting an attraction
Visiting friends or relatives
Going on holiday
Going to a sports/cultural event

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Arts and entertainment facilities people visit for enjoyment

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Art galleries
Museums
Cinemas
Theatres

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Sport and physical recreation facilities
Leisure centres Health clubs Sports clubs Private gyms
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Countryside recreation facilities (outdoor)
Country parks Forest parks Outdoor activity centres Camping and caravan parks
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Catering facilities
Cafes Pop up restaurant Restaurants Takeaways
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Facilities built for children
Soft play areas Skate parks Play parks
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Two benefits of taking a guided tour
Saves time Knowledge
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Airlines
Easy jet Flybe Airways
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Ferries
Stenaline Irish ferries P&0 ferries
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2 organisations within road transport
Translink Fonacab
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Examples of air transport
Helicopter Plane
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2 organisations within air transport
Easy jet Aerlingus
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2 examples of rail transport
Train Metro
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2 organisations within rail transport
NI railways Virgin trains
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2 examples of sea transport
Cruise ship Ferry
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2 organisations within sea transport
NCL Stenaline
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2 advantages of road transport
Luggage is not restricted Cheap
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2 disadvantages of road transport
Speed differences Traffic congestion
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2 advantages of air transport
Relaxing Quicker
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2 disadvantages of air transport
Restricted to 23kg Security to go through
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two advantages of rail transport
Can carry large number of passengers and goods Cheap
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two disadvantages of rail transport
Limited flexibility Limited destinations
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two advantages of sea transport
Less expensive then road and rail Carry large volumes of luggage for low cost
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two disadvantages of sea transport
Sea sickness Slow
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Tour operator
Put together and sell package holidays they work with transport and accommodation providers
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Travel agents
Paid a commission fee to offer a range of product services like flight bookings, currency exchange, airport parking and car hire
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