Quiz2.W3 Flashcards

1
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Travel requires ______

A

accommodation

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2
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Travelers need places to sleep and take ______

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nourishment

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3
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As many earliest travelers were _______ taking ________, there was a __________

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religious individuals / pilgrimage / new demand for travel

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4
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In order to accommodate the need, ______ were provided

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inns

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5
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There are various historical accounts of ________ and _________

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roadside inns / lodging facilities

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6
Q

The _________ provided places for both the
travelers and their animals

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early lodging facilities

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7
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Both hotel and hôtel originate from the same origin as ______

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hospital

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8
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A French version of a building _______ and ________

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seeing frequent visitors / providing care

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9
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Hotel: an establishment that provides _______

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lodging paid on a short-
term basis

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10
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Facilities include: basic bed and storage for clothing, luxury features like ________

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en-suite bathrooms

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11
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What were examples of Inns of medieval Europe (possibly dating back to the rule of Ancient Rome)?

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The George & the Tabard

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12
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In the mid-18th century, inns began to ______________

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cater for richer clients

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13
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Consequently grew in _______ and the level of service provided

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grandeur

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14
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One of the first hotels in a modern sense opened in _______ in 1768

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Exeter (UK)

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15
Q

Some kind of modern hotels?

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  1. Tremont House and Astor House in US
  2. Savoy Hotel in the UK
  3. The Ritz chains in London and Paris
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16
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Hotel operations vary in __________

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size, function, and cost

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17
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Who works at a hotel? Most hotel establishments consist of:

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  • A general manager
  • Department head
  • Middle managers
  • Administrative staff
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18
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The organizational chart and volume of __________ varies by hotel size, function, and is often determined by hotel ownership and managing companies

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job position and hierarchy

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19
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Foodservice (US) or catering industry (UK) is defined as?

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Businesses, institutions, and companies responsible for
any meal prepared outside the home

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20
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F&B industry includes ____________, and many other formats

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restaurants, school and hospital cafeterias, catering operations

21
Q

________ are liquids, specifically prepared for
human consumption

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Beverages or drinks

22
Q

Beverages form a part of_________

A

the culture of human society

23
Q
  • F&B industry is a very old business
  • Dates back to the early inns and monasteries
  • Eating and drinking are _________
A

favorite pastimes for travelers

24
Q
  • Food service industry would face difficult times without the tourist market
  • The sector encompasses all types of establishments supplying food and beverages for consumption, from_____________ to ___________
A

fine dining specialties, ethnic restaurants and institutional food outlets / catering firms, pubs, and lounges

25
Q

Precursor

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người đến báo trước, điềm báo trước

26
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Clientele

A

một nhóm khách hàng

27
Q

Proliferate

A

sinh sôi, nảy nở, tăng nhanh lên

28
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Grandeur

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vẻ hùng vĩ, cao quý, trang nghiêm

29
Q

Travelers can be categorized based on?

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  • The activities they participate during their travel
  • Their preferences
  • Much more..
30
Q

Types of travel based on activities?

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  • Loungers
  • Sightseers
  • Adventurers
31
Q

Loungers?

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  • May be one of the slowest forms of travel
  • Spend hours walking the streets and observing the lives of the residents goring through their daily routines or the environment
32
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Sightseer?

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  • Tourists who is visiting sights of interest
  • Tour guides bring sightseers to various attractions
33
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Adventure travel?

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  • Involves exploration or travel to remote, exotic, and possibly hostile areas
34
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Escorted tour?

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  • May be ideal for a stranger to the destination or someone who is feeling lonely, lazy, fun-loving, etc…
  • Groups from 10-15 to 30-40 or more
  • A lump sum amount must be paid in advance *Everything is arranged
  • If you pick the right operator, you can enjoy more under
    better conditions for less money
35
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Trailblazers?

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  • Refers to someone who explores new or undiscovered areas, creates new routes, or sets trends in travel experiences
36
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F.I.T.s?

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  • Foreign Independent Trip/Traveler
  • Have more flexibility and freedom in designing their
    itineraries according to their preferences and interests
  • Prefers more personalized and authentic experience
37
Q

A visa?

A
  • A formal document issued by government to a citizen of the country
  • Necessary to exit from and to (re)enter into the country
  • Certifies the identity and citizenship of the bearer
  • Calls upon the officers of foreign governments to extend protection to him when needed
  • Allows him to travel within the borders of a foreign country when it has been endorsed with a visa by an authorized official of that country
38
Q

“The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea hereby requests all those whom it may concern to permit the ______, a national of the Republic of Korea, to pass freely without delay or hindrance and, in case of need, to afford him(her) every possible assistance and protection.”

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bearer

39
Q
  • Origins in the _______
  • During Medieval Europe, documents were issued to travelers by local authorities and generally contained a list of towns and cities into which a document holder were permitted to pass
  • King Henry V of England is credited with having invented the first true passport to help his subjects prove who they were in foreign lands
A

medieval testimonial

40
Q
  • When traveling, passport is worth more than gold
  • Make copies of your passport’s information page
  • Store them separately from your passport
  • Report a lost or stolen passport immediately to the local embassy or consulate
  • Ensure that your passport is ______________
    beyond your planned date of return
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valid for at least six months

41
Q

What’s is visa?

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  • One of necessary formalities in travel
  • Originates from the Latin term ‘carta visa,’ which means “the paper has been seen.”
  • A stamp of approval put into one’s passport, which declares that the document has been examined and permitted him/her to enter the country granting the visa
  • One can apply for a visa at the Consulate or Embassy of the country in consideration
42
Q

Originates from the Latin term ‘________’ which means “the paper has been seen.”

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carta visa

43
Q

One can apply for a visa at the ____________ in consideration

A

Consulate or Embassy of the country

44
Q

Exotic

A

Đẹp kỳ lạ, kỳ cục

45
Q

Reentry

A

Sự trở vào lại

46
Q

A stamp of ______ put into one’s passport, which declares that the document has been examined and permitted him/her to enter the country ________ the visa

A

approval / granting

47
Q

Types of travel based on the activities are generally categorized into…

A
  • Loungers
  • Sightseers
  • Adventurers
48
Q

______________ involves exploration or travel to remote, exotic, and even hostile areas

A

Adventure travel