Question 1

When a consolidator reserves pf prepays large quantity of seats, it is called ------

Accepted Answer

Blocks refer to the practice where consolidators reserve or prepay for a large quantity of seats on flights, often at a discounted rate, which they then sell to travelers or travel agencies.

Question 2

The cut-off date is also known as -----

Accepted Answer

A

Question 3

The discount rate is procided for the tour operators for purchasing hotel rooms is called

Accepted Answer

B

Question 4

Which among the following components can't get discount?

Accepted Answer

Entrance fees, especially for attractions like museums, national parks, or historical sites, often have fixed prices and are less likely to offer discounts compared to services like hotel rooms, airline seats, and car rentals, which frequently adjust prices based on demand, loyalty programs, and promotions.

Question 5

Before designing a tour, the tour operator should consider ---

Accepted Answer

All of the above factors are crucial for a tour operator to consider when designing a tour to ensure it meets the client's needs and expectations.

Question 6

Departure city is ----

Accepted Answer

The departure city is the origin point of a journey, where the trip begins.

Question 7

Booking file should include

Accepted Answer

A booking file should include all the mentioned elements: Name field, Phone field, and Itinerary, to ensure proper identification, communication, and details of the booking are captured.

Question 8

Place in an itinerary means ---

Accepted Answer

The answer of Place in an itinerary means ---
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Question 9

An off center fold brochureproviding a front sheet smaller than the second is caller ----

Accepted Answer

An off-center fold brochure where the front sheet is smaller than the second, allowing it to open up like a gate, is known as a gate fold.

Question 10

Each portion of an itinerary is called as -----

Accepted Answer

Each portion of an itinerary is referred to as a "segment." This term is commonly used in travel and transportation to describe individual parts of a journey or travel plan.

Question 11

The trip which orginates and ends in the same point is called

Accepted Answer

The answer of The trip which orginates and ends in...

Question 12

The first city in a segment is called ------

Accepted Answer

The term "Board point" refers to the first city or location in a segment of a travel itinerary, indicating where a passenger will board a mode of transportation.

Question 13

The second city ina segment is called ---

Accepted Answer

The term "Off point" is used to refer to the second city in a segment, indicating the destination or point where passengers will disembark or cargo will be offloaded.

Question 14

Board point is also known as ---

Accepted Answer

Board point refers to the departure point, which is the location from where a journey (such as a flight) begins.

Question 15

Departure point is also known as ----

Accepted Answer

Departure point is also known as the board point, indicating the location where a passenger boards a vehicle, such as a bus, train, or airplane.

Question 16

Off point is also known as

Accepted Answer

The answer of Off point is also known as
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Question 17

Arrival point is also known as

Accepted Answer

The arrival point is also known as the off point, where a journey or trip concludes.

Question 18

A flight which does not make any stop between origin & destination is called

Accepted Answer

A non-stop flight flies from the origin to the destination without any stops in between.

Question 19

A direct flight with one or more stops is called ---

Accepted Answer

A direct flight can indeed have one or more stops for refueling or picking up passengers, but passengers do not change planes.

Question 20

Two or more flights between the origin & destination is called

Accepted Answer

A connecting flight involves two or more flights to reach the destination, with passengers changing planes en route.

Quiz 3: Travel Industry Terminology and Concepts