Push Factors
Pull Factors
Vocab
Travel types
100

Why do people travel when they are feeling very stressed with exams or work?

To escape routine and relax / To rest.

100

Is "sunny beaches in Antalya" a Push factor or a Pull factor?

Pull factor

100

What do we call a person who travels away from home for leisure and fun?

A tourist

100

If someone goes to Rome to eat authentic Italian pizza, what is their motivation?

Food / Culinary tourism (or Cultural).

200

True or False: Feeling tired and needing mental rest is a Push factor.

True

200

True or False

Low-budget flight discounts and cheap hotels are Push factors.

False

200

What word means "a strong desire to travel and explore the world"?

Wanderlust

200

True or False: 

Going skydiving, scuba diving, or mountain climbing is motivated by a desire for relaxation and quietness.

False (It is motivated by adventure, thrill, and high excitement).

300

Do Push factors come from inside the tourist or outside from the destination?

From inside (feelings, needs, desires).

300

Do Pull factors come from inside the tourist or outside from the destination?

From outside (destination features/attractions).

300

What does the phrase "Escape Routine" mean?

Taking a break from everyday life, job, or study.

300

Complete the sentence with the missing word:

"Traveling to Samarkand to see ancient mosques, learn local history, and watch traditional dance shows is part of _______ tourism."

Cultural (or Heritage) tourism.

400

Give 2 examples of Push factors.

Escaping stress, health/fitness, spending time with family, desire for adventure.

400

 How can social media (Instagram, TikTok) act as a Pull factor?

By showing beautiful pictures and videos of aesthetic places that make people want to visit.

400

What is the definition of "Tourism Motivation"?

The inner drives and external factors that cause people to travel.

400

Complete the main rule:

 "Push factors _______ you to travel, while Pull factors _______ you to a destination."

Push (encourage/drive) ... 

Pull (attract/allure).

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