Tourism

Question 1

Life-cycle model

Answer 1

A theoretical model used to describe the changes that take place as a tourist resort develops

Question 2

National Park

Answer 2

An area where development is limited and planning controlled. The landscape is regarded as unusual and valuable therefore worth looking after.

Question 3

Honeypot site

Answer 3

Somewhere that attracts a large number of tourists who, due to their numbers, place pressure on the environment and people.

Question 4

Mass Tourism

Answer 4

Tourism on a scale to one country or region. This is linked to the Development an Consolidation phase of the Butler tourist resort life cycle model.

Question 5

Extreme Environments

Answer 5

Locations wit difficult environments where tourism has only recently occurred due to people wanting to visit somewhere with different physical challenges.

Question 6

Stewardship

Answer 6

The personal responsibility of us all for looking after things, in this case the environment. No one should damage the present of future environment.

Question 7

Conservation

Answer 7

The thoughtful use of resources; managing the landscape in order to protect ecosystems and cultural features.