Unit 1.1 Content Flashcards

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Why does the travel and tourism industry change?

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Because of the changing customer needs and wants.

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What has led to a growth in sustainable travel and tourism?

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Changes in customer demand.
want more sustianble toursim products and services

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What are changes to the nature of the travel and tourism industry?

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Changes to:
- the reasons people travel
- the types of tourism available
- the structure of the industry.

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What are factors that increase the number of people willing to travel?

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  • Increased availability of transport
  • longer holidays from work
  • increased affordability.
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What are factors that decrease the number of people willing to travel?

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Disease (pandemics)
disasters (earthquakes)
war (terrorism)

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Why do tourists travel?

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Leisure (on holidays)
Business
VFR (visiting friends and relatives)
Medical (receiving treatment)
Religion

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What is leisure travel?

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Travel for pleasure and enjoyment, especially on holidays.

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Why do leisure tourists visit a destination?

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To see an attraction, take part in activities and experience a break from usual daily routines.

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What are some reasons for leisure travel?

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Nature and adventure, Special interest, Sightseeing, Culture, Health and wellbeing, Sport.

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What is an example of a relaxing leisure holiday?

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A beach holiday.

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What does a beach holiday include?

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Sunbathing, Picnics, Strolling the shore, Enjoying cooled drinks, Playing games in the sea, Swimming, Water sports.

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What are examples of active leisure?

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Adventure and sport activities.

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What is classified as nature tourism?

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Any form of travel that focuses on a natural area or feature.

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What are examples of nature tourism?

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Visiting mountains, lakes, forests, marine environments (coral reef).

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What active activities can nature tourists participate in?

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Walk, hike, trek, swim, dive, snorkel.

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What is sport tourism?

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Visiting places in order to enjoy sport as a participant, competitor, or spectator.

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What can sports tourism also be?

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Health tourism.

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What are some physical health tourism activities?

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Jogging, strolling.

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What is another type of health and wellbeing tourism?

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Spa tourism.

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What is culture?

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The way of life of the people, traditions, art, and architecture of a place.

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Why is culture a reason for leisure tourism?

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Because people enjoy experiencing new cultures.

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What are two reasons culture and sightseeing tourists visit destinations?

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Seeing and experiencing the traditional lifestyle of local people, visiting cultural attractions.

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What has added to the popularity of sightseeing tourism?

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Social media.

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What are special interests?

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Hobbies or pastimes.

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What is business tourism?
Traveling for work-related purposes.
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What does MICE stand for?
Meetings, Incentives, Conferences (conventions), and Exhibition (trade events).
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Who do business tourists often attend meetings with?
Colleagues, Customers, Suppliers.
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What are incentives?
Encouragements or rewards that are offered by businesses typically given to employees.
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What is a conference?
A large meeting where people exchange information by making speeches, giving presentations, and taking part in question and answer sessions.
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What is a convention?
Similar to a conference but is held specifically for people who are alike.
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What is an exhibition?
A display event where organizations can show or demonstrate products/services.
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What do business and trade events attract and help?
Attract business tourists to help increase low-season hotel occupancy rates.
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What are factors that lead to increased VFR tourism?
Improved access to transport, more money to spend on travel, more time away from work, more friends & family members living away from home.
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What are VFR tourists also consumers of?
Transport, accommodation, and catering providers.
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What do medical tourists need?
TNT products and services including transport, accommodation & catering, other services.
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What does religious tourism include?
Pilgrimages people make because of spiritual beliefs.
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What are the different types of tourism?
Domestic, inbound, outbound, mass, packaged, unpackaged, specialist, short-haul, long-haul, independent, sustainable, ecotourism, responsible.
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Where do domestic tourists visit?
Destinations in the country where they normally live.
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What are all international tourists travelling from one country to another considered at different ends of a trip?
Inbound and outbound tourists.
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When can mass tourism happen?
When large numbers of holidaymakers travel to the same resort.
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What can mass tourism lead to?
Overcrowded beaches, overcrowded hotels, overcrowded apartments, locals having to move.
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What problems are likely to occur due to mass tourism?
Litter, noise pollution, air pollution.
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What is mass tourism often a form of?
Packaged tourism.
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What are types of package holidays?
All-inclusive, dynamic packages, special interest, mass-market.
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What does specialist tourism involve?
Tourists visiting destinations because of a particular special interest.
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What are examples of specialist tourism markets?
Photography trips, adventure, ecotourism, cultural tourism, painting courses, wilderness tours, sports tours.
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What is one of the most popular specialist markets?
Adventure tourism.
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What are short-haul flights?
Flights less than 3 hours.
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What are medium-haul flights?
Flights that fall in between 3 and 6 hours.
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What are long-haul flights?
Flights more than 6 hours.
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What components do independent travellers book for themselves?
Travel tickets, accommodations, visits to attractions, ancillary services.
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What do independent travellers use to book their components of a trip?
Websites, apps, or social media platforms.
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What can sustainable tourism be?
Environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable.
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What are types of sustainable tourism?
Ecotourism and responsible tourism.
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What are examples of accommodations?
Hotels, guest houses, b&bs, hostels, homestays, camping, serviced apartments.
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What are examples of catering services?
Restaurants, cafes, street food vendors, takeaways (takeout).
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What can travel agents be?
Retail shops, online travel agents, specialists in 1 type of tourism.
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What do tour operators do?
Put together the different components for holidays and sell them as a package to the customer.
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What is the world's leading tourism organization?
TUI.
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What are the four types of transport?
Air, water, rail, road.
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What are the different types of visitor attractions?
Natural, built.
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What are examples of ancillary (extra/additional) services?
Tour agents/guided tours, currency exchange, car hire, bike hire.
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What two dimensions is the industry becoming more integrated?
Vertical and horizontal.
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What do tour operators provide?
Accommodation, transport, ancillary services.
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What is increasingly easier and more popular?
Independent travelling.