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Extensively used territories territories:
A) Kinshasa, Mumbai, New-York
B) Lagodekhi, Balaken, Heydarabad
C) Gabala, Singapore, Jalilabad
D) Odessa, Orenburg, Monaco
B) Lagodekhi, Balaken, Heydarabad
Examples of intensively used territories:
A) Bangkok, Boden, Mardin
B) Sydney, Istanbul, Barcelona
C) Zardab, Dubai, Tver
D) Miami, London, Nayrobi
B) Sydney, Istanbul, Barcelona
Which is an example of a recreational tourism product that primarily offers leisure and entertainment?
A) Hiking trails
B) Historical museum
C) Government office visit
D) Stock market tour
A) Hiking trails
Heritage tourism primarily relies on:
A) Mountains and rivers
B) Historic sites
C) Shopping malls
D) Amusement parks
B) Historic sites
What fields of knowledge does tourism interact with?
A) Geography
B) Law
C) Pedagogy
D) Pure mathematics
D) Pure mathematics
Select tourism destination related to Geological resources:
A) Mount Everest (Nepal)
B) Victoria Falls (Zambia, Zimbabwe)
C) Ha Long Bay (Vietnam)
D) San Andreas fault (USA)
D) San Andreas fault (USA)
The use of natural recreational resources can't realized:
A) Intensively used territories
B) Lesser used territories
C) Selected used territories
D) Extensively used territories
C) Selected used territories
To which type of tourism product related visiting Sumqayit or Milan?
A) Natural Tourism Product
B) Symbiotic Tourism Product
C) Event Based Tourism
D) Site Based Tourism Product
D) Site Based Tourism Product
One of the following types is NOT a tourism product:
A) Theoretical tourism product
B) Flora-made tourism product
C) Symbiotic tourism product
D) Place-based tourism
A) Theoretical tourism product
Which two forms had early tourism?
A) Business and marketing
B) Business and space
C) Business and religious
D) Business and education
C) Business and religious
One of them is not related to the characteristics of tourism resources:
A) Tourism resources are typically tangible objects.
B) Tourism resources are used only by tourists.
C) Tourism resources are used by more than just tourists.
D) Tourism resources are perishable.
B) Tourism resources are used only by tourists.
Classification of Tourism resources by N.P. Krachilo:
A) Natural - Cultural/Historical - Socio-economic
B) Exhaustible - Inexhaustible
C) Natural - Recreational - Cultural/Historical
D) Non of them
A) Natural - Cultural/Historical - Socio-economic
What are the material tourism products?
A) concert, souvenirs
B) booklets, tourist guides
C) flights, booklets
D) theater, lunch
B) booklets, tourist guides
Cultural tourism products are increasingly valued because:
A) They are easily replaceable
B) They are cheaper than other tourism types
C) They require no infrastructure
D) They support identity and heritage preservation
D) They support identity and heritage preservation
Cultural tourism resources include:
A) Rivers and mountains
B) Festivals and historical sites
C) Beaches
D) Hiking trails
B) Festivals and historical sites
Which of these is a cultural tourism product?
A) Skiing in Alps
B) Visiting the Louvre Museum
C) Safari in Africa
D) Beach holiday in Maldives
B) Visiting the Louvre Museum
Select Cultural and Artistic tourism resources:
A) Chichen Itza (Mexico)
B) Statue of Liberty (USA)
C) Moulin Rouge (France)
D) The Ashabi Kahf (Azerbaijan)
C) Moulin Rouge (France)
What tourism products includes Core ot Physical Plant element by Smith (1994)?
A) cruise ship, technical-competent performance, smile;
B) facility, expression of welcome by local residents;
C) performance, enhanced service, consumers participate;
D) natural resources, weather, infrastructure;
D) natural resources, weather, infrastructure;
Select the structured elements of tourism product by Smith (1994):
A) The Physical plant - Service - Hospitality - Recreation - Involvement
B) The Physical plant - Service - Hospitality - Freedom of choice - Involvement
C) Transportation - Hospitality - Service - Freedom of choice - Involvement
D) The Physical plant - Service - Hospitality - Freedom of choice - Perishability
B) The Physical plant - Service - Hospitality - Freedom of choice - Involvement
None of the following applies to the characteristics of a tourism product:
A) Intangibility
B) Inseparability
C) Non-seasonality
D) Heterogeneity
C) Non-seasonality
Tourism products are perishable because:
A) Unsold experiences cannot be stored for later
B) They have no value
C) They are physical goods
D) Government regulates them
A) Unsold experiences cannot be stored for later
Select right option for tourism resource classification by origin:
A) natural - exhaustable - inexhaustable
B) natural - antropogen - biological
C) natural-physical resources - renewable - non-renewable
D) natural-physical resources - natural-biological - energetical (culture and religion)
D) natural-physical resources - natural-biological - energetical (culture and religion)
Select the elements of EXTENDED tourism products:
A) Flights
B) Sightseeing
C) Transfers
D) Product sale counsil
D) Product sale counsil
Select the elements of REAL or CORE tourism products:
A) Excursions
B) Additional excursions
C) Medical care
D) Dance parties
A) Excursions
What does immovability mean for a tourism product?
A) The tourist product’s ownership cannot be transferred.
B) Each product or area has a peak season for visitors.
C) A tourist attraction cannot be relocated.
D) The product cannot be experienced before purchase.
C) A tourist attraction cannot be relocated.