UNIT 3 part 1 Flashcards
(50 cards)
The word “tourism” (19th
century) –derived from the ____ word “___” which
means ___, ___, ___.
Hebrew, Torah, studying, learning and searching
the books of ___ will tell us a story on
the start of tourism
old testament
is the noted as the first
large scale operator
noah’s ark
shares the concept of trade and commerce
that took place during the early times)
book of ezekiel chapters 26 and 27
what are the 2 form of tourism in early tourism?
travel for business and religious travel
trade with other nations or tribes
merchants
invention of money, writing and wheel
sumerians
were well-known traders
greek and romans
Travel for private purposes. E.g. Olympic Games
Greek
aided by improvement in communication, first-class
roads, and inns.
Roman travelers
Pilgrimages to places of worship
Religious Travel
Beginning in ____, _____
pilgrims were required to obtain
and carry permits, the forerunner
for the modern passport.
1388, English
what period does Travel declined
Medieval Period
Travel declined; it is from the word
“____” became _______,
______, and ______
travail, burdensome, dangerous and demanding
what period when roads were not
maintained and they became unsafe; No
one traveled for pleasure
Medieval period
After the decline of the _______
(5th century), roads were not
maintained and they became unsafe; No
one traveled for pleasure
Roman Empire
What period when Crusaders and pilgrims
were the only ones who traveled
Medieval period
What period when Thieves inflicted in harm
on those who dared to travel.
Medieval period
What period is when Travel for education was introduced largely by the _____
(16th century)
Renaissance or Elizabethan Eras
It took place under Elizabeth I, “Grand
Tour” for ____ years
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what period was The tour was organized for social reasons –pleasure seeking young men traveled through _____ and
____ to enjoy the cultures and social life of Europe
Renaissance or Elizabethan Eras, france and italy
“spas” (derived from the
_____ word “_____” meaning _____
Walloon, Espa, Fountain
what era is this: Health purpose –medicinal baths, “spas”(derived from the Walloon word “espa”meaning fountain)
Renaissance or Elizabethan Eras,
became famous as a spa in the 1660’s
Turnbridge Wells in Kent (near London)
