Time left 0:59:14Question 1Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion text1. Attractions, activities, services and accommodation are examples of:Select one:a.Supplyb.Destinationsc.Market segmentsd.DemandClear my choiceQuestion 2Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion text4. Large tour operators achieve financial economies of scale by:Select one:a.Producing a range of brochures for different holiday products.b.Obtaining lower rates of interest on borrowings than small tour operators.c.Employing a large number of personnel year round.d.Bulk-purchase of aircraft seats and accommodation

Time left 0:59:45Question 1Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion text1. Attractions, activities, services and accommodation are examples of:Select one:a.Supplyb.Destinationsc.Market segmentsd.Demand

Time left 1:50:52Question 7Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion textWhich type of tourism involves travelling within one's own country?Question 7Answera.International Travelb.Regional Travelc.Ecotourismd.Domestic Travel

Select the term to describe the total income generated from inbound tourists, including payments for goods and services.Question 6Answera.Tourist Receiptsb.Travel Incomec.Tourism Revenued.Tourist ExpensesClear my choice

Tourism consumers who do not travel for some given reason and are likely to become actual demand in the future, when circumstances allow is known as:Select one:a.Effective demandb.Suppressed demandc.Substitute demandd.Real demand

What has been referred to as “tourism’s holy grail”?Group of answer choicesIncreased fundingDestination competitivenessEffective organisationIncreased visitor numbers