EXAM Flashcards

1
Q

“A social, cultural, and
economic phenomenon
which entails the
movement of people to
countries or places
outside their usual
environment for personal
or business/professional
purposes.“ - UNWTO

A

TOURISM

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2
Q

In order for tourism to happen, there must be_____

A

movement.

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3
Q

is an essential element of tourism.

A

transportation

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4
Q

Leiper’s Basic Whole Tourism System

A

Primary elements in the Tourism System:
•At least one tourist
•At least one tourist-generating region
•At least one transit route region
•At least one tourist destination
•A travel and tourism industry

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5
Q

OPERATIONAL CONTEXT INCLUDES

A

ECONOMIC, SOCIO-CULTURAL, POLITICAL, TECHNOLOGICAL, LEGAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES

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6
Q

one of the sectors of the travel industry

A

TRANSPORTATION

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7
Q

facilitating travel from one location to another

A

TRANSPORTATION

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8
Q

The medium of travel over which the vehicle operates.

A

The Way

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9
Q

It can be purely artificial (e.g. roads, railways) or natural (e.g. air, water).

A

The Way

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10
Q

Artificial ways consist of the infrastructures that serve as physical support to various transport modes.

A

The Way

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11
Q

Natural ways are cheap, free, and have no maintenance costs unless we try to improve them artificially.

A

The Way

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12
Q

The availability of the way is very important and requires unscheduled delays.

A

The Way

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13
Q

Vehicles facilitate travel.

A

The Vehicle

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14
Q

The nature of vehicles is affected by factors such as travel demand and technological developments.

A

The Vehicle

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15
Q

An increase in the population of a certain area will require more vehicles or mass transport to meet the demand.

A

The Vehicle

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16
Q

In the evolution of transportation, the development of the vehicles is a result of the inventions and innovation over the centuries.

A

The Vehicle

17
Q

The public transport terminal gives passenger access to the vehicle.

A

The Terminal

18
Q

It acts as an interchange between different modes of transport.

A

The Terminal

19
Q

The design and the amenities offered depend heavily upon the type of journey and mode of transportation involved as passengers spend a certain amount of time at the terminal.

A

The Terminal

20
Q

Basic requirements in a terminal are toilet facilities, light refreshments, and other retail activities.

A

The Terminal

21
Q

Any source of energy used to produce motion.
Examples are:
• Horse-drawn carriages
• Steam power (steamships and railways)
• Internal combustion engine (road and road transportation)
• Jet propulsion (air transportation)
• Electricity
These 4 components, comprises a transportation system.

A

The Motive Power