Types of Tourism
Destinations & Appeal
Tourism Organisations
Transport & Accessibility
Sustainability & Service
100

What is domestic tourism?

Travel within your own country.

100

Name two types of destinations.

 Beach and urban (city).

100

What does a travel agent do?

Sells travel products/services like tickets, packages, and insurance.

100

Name two types of public transport tourists might use in a city

Buses and trains (including MRT/subway).

100

What are the 3Rs of sustainable tourism?

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

200

What is inbound tourism?

Tourists coming to your country from abroad.

200

What feature makes a mountain destination appealing to adventure tourists?

Opportunities for hiking, skiing, or scenic views.

200

What is a tour operator?

Organizes and sells package holidays, combining travel, accommodation, and activities.

200

What is a hub airport?

 An airport with many connections, allowing transfers to other cities/countries.

200

Why is good customer service important for tourism organisations?

Leads to satisfied customers, repeat business, and good reputation.

300

Give one example each of leisure, business, and VFR travel.

Leisure: Beach vacation; Business: Attending a conference; VFR: Visiting family in another city.

300

Explain how accessibility can affect a destination's appeal.

 Destinations that are easy to reach attract more tourists.

300

 Give two examples of ancillary services in travel and tourism.

Travel insurance and car hire.

300

Give one advantage and one disadvantage of air travel for tourists.

Advantage: Fast for long distances. Disadvantage: Can be expensive and polluting.

300

Give one way a hotel can provide good customer service for PRMs (persons with reduced mobility).

 Ramps, accessible rooms, or staff assistance.

400

Explain the difference between outbound and inbound tourism, using France as an example.

Outbound: French residents traveling abroad. Inbound: Foreign visitors coming to France.

400

Why might seasonality be a challenge for a beach resort?

Visitor numbers drop in the off-season, affecting business.

400

What is an interdependency between two tourism organisations?

When, for example, a hotel relies on travel agents to bring guests, and travel agents rely on hotels for accommodation options.

400

What makes integrated transport systems (like Singapore's MRT and bus network) attractive to tourists?

Easy, fast connections and seamless transfers between transport types.

400

How can a travel agent encourage responsible tourism?

By recommending eco-friendly destinations and sustainable travel options.

500

Name and describe a special interest type of tourism and what motivates travelers to choose it.

Eco-tourism—travel focused on nature, conservation, and learning; motivated by environmental concern.

500

How can a destination's culture attract specific types of tourists?

Unique traditions, festivals, food, and history attract cultural tourists seeking new experiences.

500

How do destination management companies (DMCs) contribute to sustainable development?

 By offering eco-friendly packages, using local providers, and training staff in responsible tourism.

500

Describe how sustainability can be improved in a city's transport infrastructure.

By introducing bike/e-scooter rentals, electric buses, dedicated cycle lanes, and integrated ticketing apps.

500

Explain the link between customer service and sustainability in a tourism business, using an example.

Providing sustainable choices (like paperless payments, eco tours) as part of excellent customer service builds loyalty and protects the destination.

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