Question 1

Availability of trained _____________is essential for tourism.

Accepted Answer

Availability of trained manpower is essential for tourism because it encompasses a wide range of roles and industries, including but not limited to, hoteliers and caterers. Trained manpower ensures the provision of quality service across all sectors of tourism.

Question 2

Tourism creates impact on _________.

Accepted Answer

C

Question 3

Sustainable Tourism aims to provide maximum protection to local ________________

Accepted Answer

Sustainable tourism focuses on minimizing its impact on the environment and local culture so that it will be available for future generations, while contributing to generating income, employment, and the conservation of local ecosystems. It is particularly concerned with ensuring that the development of tourism does not disrupt or harm the lives and livelihoods of local communities, but rather supports and enhances them.

Question 4

_____Approach of tourism do not consider interest of the Local Community.

Accepted Answer

Boosterism is an approach in tourism that primarily focuses on marketing a destination to attract as many visitors as possible without necessarily considering the interests or well-being of the local community. This approach often prioritizes economic gain over environmental protection or social equity.

Question 5

Island Tourism Festival is being held at which city?

Accepted Answer

The Island Tourism Festival is held in Port Blair, the capital city of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and tourism potential of the islands.

Question 6

______________ may be defined as requirement of various tourism products (Goods & services) at a particular place or market in a given time period.

Accepted Answer

Tourism demand refers to the desire and need for various tourism products (goods and services) in a specific location or market during a certain time frame. It encompasses the number of people who are willing and able to travel to a destination, thus reflecting the demand for tourism-related offerings.

Question 7

_____________ refers to all those individuals, who have potential to undergo any tour but they have delayed their plan due to some reasons.

Accepted Answer

Deferred demand refers to individuals who have the potential and intention to undertake a tour but have postponed their plans due to certain reasons, such as financial constraints, time limitations, or other personal or external factors.

Question 8

______________ refers to all those people, who can undergo tours but are not utilizing any tourism product because of lack of motivation and sufficient information.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______________ refers to all those people, who...

Question 9

Sunlust means

Accepted Answer

Sunlust refers to a desire to travel to and enjoy sunny, often tropical, destinations. It's a specific type of wanderlust focused on the pursuit of warm weather and sunshine.

Question 10

Which is not a Psychological indicator in tourism?

Accepted Answer

Cultural exploration is an activity or reason for travel, not a psychological indicator.

Question 11

Its goal is blend tourism activities with the environment and local culture of an area.

Accepted Answer

Ecotourism focuses on responsible travel to natural areas, conserving the environment, and improving the well-being of the local people, thus blending tourism activities with the environment and local culture.

Question 12

The potentially negative social and cultural impact of tourism does not include:

Accepted Answer

Encouragement of cultural conversation is generally seen as a positive impact of tourism, fostering understanding and appreciation among different cultures, rather than a negative impact.

Question 13

This is NOT one of the examples of social impacts of tourism:

Accepted Answer

Economic imbalance is more related to the economic impacts of tourism rather than the social impacts. Social impacts typically involve changes in community relationships, values, and norms, such as resentment of tourists, crime, and prostitution.

Question 14

The common feature between travel and tourism is

Accepted Answer

The common feature between travel and tourism is the action of movement, as both involve going from one place to another.

Question 15

IUOTO is

Accepted Answer

IUOTO stands for International Union of Official Travel Organizations, which was an organization aimed at promoting and developing tourism on a global scale.

Question 16

____________ is a form of tourism focuses on exploration the study of culture and traditions of indigenous populations.

Accepted Answer

Ethno tourism specifically focuses on the exploration and study of the culture and traditions of indigenous populations, distinguishing it from broader concepts like eco tourism or cultural tourism which may include a wider range of activities and interests.

Question 17

Poverty Tourism is also known as __________

Accepted Answer

Poverty tourism is also known as slum tourism, where tourists visit impoverished areas to see the living conditions of the local inhabitants.

Question 18

______ Tourism is usually the tourism at the places which are towards extinction or are potentially endangered.

Accepted Answer

Doom tourism, also known as "last chance tourism," involves visiting places that are under threat of disappearing or significantly changing due to environmental factors, climate change, or other risks.

Question 19

________ is nature-based tourism that involves education and interpretation of the natural environment and is managed to be ecologically sustainable.

Accepted Answer

Ecotourism is defined as responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment, sustains the well-being of the local people, and involves interpretation and education. It is intended to be low-impact and small-scale, helping to educate the traveler, provide funds for conservation, directly benefit the economic development and political empowerment of local communities, and foster respect for different cultures and for human rights.

Question 20

________ is an outdoor activity consisting of walking in natural environments, often in mountains and other terrain.

Accepted Answer

Hiking is the activity of walking in natural environments, typically on trails or paths in the mountains or other natural terrain.

Quiz 2: Tourism: Trained Workforce, Sustainable Practices, and Cultural Exploration