Lesson 2 Flashcards
Define as an effect brought by directly or indirectly by tourism policies, tourism related establishments and infrastructure, tourism behavior
Tourism impact
The scope of the tourism impact may be - EESCP
Economic
Environmental
Social
Cultural
Political
T or F Impacts are seldom uni dimensional
T
A focus on tourism may make governmente overzealous in protecting nature, at the expense of indegenious people creating a condlict between environmental and cultural concerns
True
Type of impact in many ways - APQQDI
Actual (objective
Perceived (subjective
Quantitative
Qualitative
Direct
Indirect
Tourism impact may also seen in yerms temporal dimension (CILS)
Cumulative
Immediate
Long term
Short term
In Laiper’s Tourism Attraction System model, identified these as: (TTT)
Tourist generating region
The transit route region
Tourist destination region
The tourism inpact may be reversible or irrevesible, t or f
T
The Impsct from tourism may jave a chain reaction aor just an isolated effect
T
The more developed the tourism industry, the more the destination stands to gain economically from tourism
T
The ___ of the world economic forum is a measure of the pevel of tourism development in a country
The Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (TTCI)
__ is based on four broad sub indices with total of 14 pillar componenets
TTCI
The countries which score highly on the ttci are not likely to attract more tourist, his gain economic benefits
FALSE, MORE LIKELY
10 Similar Frameworks assesing a place poyential tor tourism suggested by Cruz, 2009
Access
Accommodation
Activities
Attractions
Amenities
Atmosphere
Attitude
Administration
Assistance
Awareness
The net economic impact of tourism depends on the proportion of incone that is retained in the local economy
Tru
Happens when we import products o pay for expatriate managerial expertise
Leakage
How do we minimize Leakage?
Buy local products and managerial services
refers to the way people construct knowledge about tourism and its impacts
Social representation
holds that “where there is limited knowledge of tourism industry and community must either develop its own social representation of tourism or adopt an existing one”
Social representation theory
is the result of process by which environmental policies create intended or intended consequences especially those which have disproportionate impacts on individuals populations or communities minority populations or races women and lower income groups
Environmental Discrimination
any policy practice or directive that differentially affects or disadvantages which intended or unintended individuals groups or communities based on race or color
Environmental Racism
embodied in republic acts presidential decrease or local ordinances
it defines the countries prioritization of tourism in relation to overall development strategy and spell out the objects of tourism development and the key strategies for attaining them
Tourism Policy
refers to the number of tourists at a given time in relation to the area of destination
Tourism Density
refers to the volume of tourists and relation to the local population
Tourism Ratio
