Tourism Flashcards

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What is mass tourism?

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When large numbers of tourists come to one destination (development and consolidation)

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What is extreme tourism?

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Tourism that involves travelling to to challenging places and participating in dangerous activities

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What is eco-tourism?

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Environmentally friendly tourism where the people involved seek to protect the environment as much as possible to allow for some level of education as well

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How much money was made worldwide in 2007 from tourism?

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$500 billion

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How many international arrivals were there in 1950?

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25 million

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How many international arrivals were there in 2005?

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806 million

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How many international arrivals are there expected in 2020?

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1.6 billion

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What are some social factors which increased tourism?

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  • fewer children
  • expansion of holiday choice
  • easier access(long haul flights)
  • increased awareness
  • life expectancy increasing/retiring faster
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What are some economic factors that increased tourism?

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  • more disposable income
  • 2 working parents
  • all inclusive, package holidays
  • cheaper
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What is the first stage of the Butler tourist life cycle model?

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Exploration:

  • small numbers of visitors due to beaches, history or natural beauty
  • locals have not yet developed tourist facilities
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What is the second stage of the Butler tourist life cycle model?

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Involvement:

-locals see opportunities and provide accommodation, food ,transports and guides

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What is the third stage of the Butler tourist life cycle model?

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Development:

  • large companies start to exploit the area by building hotels, advertising package holidays
  • numbers increase rapidly
  • job opportunities start to grow
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What is the fourth stage of the Butler tourist life cycle model?

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Consolidation:

  • major part of countries economy
  • employment is more secure
  • rowdiness becomes a problem
  • some facilities become rundown
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What is the fifth stage of the Butler tourist life cycle model?

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Stagnation:

  • resort becomes unfashionable
  • numbers of visitors decline
  • businesses often fail
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What happens in rejuvenation?

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attempts are made to modernise the resort and attract different people to enjoy new things

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What happens in decline?

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visitors prefer other resorts and day trippers and weekender’s become main tourists

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What are some advantages to tourism?

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  • gain knowledge and awareness about fragile ecosystems and cultures
  • new infrastructure brought in such as airports, hotels, roads
  • make revenue
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What are some disadvantages to tourism?

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  • disrupt natural beauty and become ruined
  • pollution in noise, air and litter
  • locals may not be able to afford to live and house prices would rise
  • lose culture