Planning Itineraries

Question 1

Starting in Berlin, which city would not be included in a ten day self drive itinerary visiting the capitals and major sights of Eastern Europe?

Answer 1

Moscow

Question 2

An advantage of an open-jaw surface routing (as opposed to a circle trip) is to enable the traveler to visit places located far apart within a short time.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

After you qualify the client and conduct destination research, your next step when planning itineraries is to

Answer 3

book arrival and return air or surface transportation.

Question 4

The cities of Nanjing and Chongqing are often included on a “Golden Route” itinerary of China.

Answer 4

False

Question 5

When you are planning a self-drive itinerary, a good rule of thumb is to restrict the amount of driving to no more than how many miles?

Answer 5

150 miles per day

Question 6

A hub-and-spoke surface routing is effective when planning itineraries in areas where major cities and points of interest are spread out.

Answer 6

False

Question 7

PRIDE stands for five important guidelines when planning itineraries: pace, routing, interest, details, and energy.

Answer 7

True

Question 8

A Canadian tour that includes towns such as Yarmouth, Halifax, and Charlottetown is said to be part of which itinerary?

Answer 8

Canadian Maritime

Question 9

Morocco is often included in itineraries through Iberia.

Answer 9

True

Question 10

The three major regions in Africa popular for independent travel are Egypt, South Africa, and the two countries of ______ and _______ for safari itineraries.

Answer 10

Kenya and Tanzania