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Autor: clintgary77 • September 14, 2016 • Exam • 3,782 Words (16 Pages) • 455 Views
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO TOURISM |
‘Tourism’ is easy to define. | F |
An ‘excursionist’ is a tourist who spends less than 24 hours at a destination. | T |
One of the reasons people travel is for VFR. | T |
A tourist is a visitor whose visit is for less than 24 hours, and whose purpose of visit may be for leisure, business and other purposes. | F |
The tourism system model consists of six elements. | F |
Tourism geography is a type of tourism which is concerned with preserving a destination’s geographic character, which includes the entire combination of natural and human attributes that make one place distinct from another. | T |
The tourism system consists of five geographical regions. | F |
Core resources and attractors consist of natural, human-made and socio-cultural attractors. | T |
The V&A Waterfront in Cape Town is South Africa’s most popular visitor attraction. | T |
Durban is the international gateway for the country. | F |
CHAPTER 3: THE GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM |
TRUE OR FALSE | |
Natural attractions always have their origin found in a physical environment. | T |
Natural attractions are determined by animals, water and beaches. | T |
Prime examples of a natural attraction in Southern Africa are the Great Zimbabwe Ruins | F |
The natural environment is not the most important factor for overseas tourists. | F |
Parks and gardens are manmade attractions. | T |
A tourist attraction is not always appealing or beautiful. | T |
Tourist facilities alone will generate tourism flows. | F |
Without facilities areas will remain undeveloped. | T |
Socio-cultural attractions include economy, politics and religion. | T |
Slums are examples of sociocultural attractions. |
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