Global Flashcards

1
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Residents visiting their own country

A

Domestic Tourism

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2
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Non-residents traveling in a given country

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Inbound Tourism

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3
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Residents travelling in another country

A

Outbound tourism

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4
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Both domestic and inbound tourism

A

Internal Tourism

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5
Q

Domestic and outbound tourism

A

National Tourism

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6
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Inbound and outbound tourism

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International Tourism

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7
Q

Incomparability of Tourism Statistics

A

-No standard definition (tourist, visitor, etc.)

-Not all countries report statistics

-Business travelers not considered tourists

-Excursionists not reported

-Data Collection Methodology varies

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8
Q

What is Global Sports Market?

A

It involves buying and selling goods and services related to sports.

Consists of: events, naming rights, merchandise, media, technology, sponsorships

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9
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Leading to an increasingly borderless and interdependent world

A

Globalization

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10
Q

Competitve approach to Globalization

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-Independent
-Short-term focus
-Buyer passive
-Transaction focus
-Organization induced
-Value to the organization

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11
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Cooperative Approach to Globalization

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-Partnership focus
-Collaboration
-Value in partnership
-Long-term focus
-Dependence/Network led
-Boundary less

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12
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Task required for collaboration

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-High degree of interdependence
(Be aware of individual and mutual benefits)

-Exchange of Activities
(Depend on stakeholder groups)

-Interorganizational Coordination
(Established rules, procedures, goals, objectives)

-Conflict Resolution Mechanisms

-Adaptation and Adjustment
(Monitoring and revision of strategies)

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13
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Motives for collaboration

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-Market entry, position, and timing

-Product

-Market structure modification

-Resource use efficiency

-Resource extension and risk reduction

-Skills enhancement

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14
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Types of collaboration

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-Coverage
-Form
-Mode
-Motive

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15
Q

the maximum level of visitation or development that can be sustained without causing unacceptable harm to the environment or the visitor experience.

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Carrying Capacity

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16
Q

Strangers you do know about can affect your experience

A

Overcrowding

17
Q

Depends on the experience how the person is and the situation

“One bad apple”. Could be good friend but horrible when drunk

A

Group Identity

18
Q

Other tourists in your group
Don’t know people in class when first show up

A

In-group

19
Q

Tourists outside of your travel group

A

Out-group

20
Q

Strangers who you see repeatedly during your travel

A

Familiar stranger

21
Q

Strangers who have very little in common form short term relationship

(At football games when they score high fiving each other but dont know each other)

A

Que theory

22
Q

Tourists enjoy and require the presence of others in the setting in order for the experience to be seen as popular, lively, successful, and socially enriching

A

Collective gaze

23
Q

Tourists enjoy traveling by themselves or in small groups of like minded individuals

A

Romantic gaze

24
Q

Factors effecting travel satisfaction

A

-Decision making
Your decision depends on what happens ____

-Travel parties and their composition

-Shared satisfaction

25
Q

A change in spending leads to a larger impact on overall economic activity.

A

Multiplier effect

26
Q

Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

A

Sustainable development

27
Q

Cost-Benefit Analysis (political)

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P: Brings people with different backgrounds, lifestyles, and income together

N: The different things brings stress and distrust

28
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Cost-Benefit Analysis (Economic)

A

P: -Business turnover
-Household income
-flow of foreign currency

N:-Increased demand
-Improvements to benefit global market not residents
-resource allocation

29
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Cost-Benefit Analysis (Sociocultural)

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P:Focus on policies and the planning
-cultural use to satisfy tourist

N: Too many visitors disrupt culture
-Differences bring strain on cultural behavior

30
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Cost-Benefit Analysis(Environmental)

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P:tourist attract to areas of beauty, history, high interest and wildlife

N:Poor planning destroys irreplaceable natural environments

31
Q

characteristic of alternative tourism

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-Noncommercial learning
(study tours)

-Brief contacts with local people

Longer visits (longer than 10 days) with host families and the community, and an insight into local life

  • built on dialog with local people

-It should be established on sound environmental principles

-It should be a means of giving the poor a reasonable and more equal share in the gains