Tourism in Aus
Tourism in the world
Flags
Facts 1
Facts 2
100
What is the name of the famous rock formation located in the Northern Territory that attracts tourists from all over the world?
Uluru
100
Which country receives the most international tourists annually?
France
100
What Flag is this?
Japan
100
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
100
True or False: Tourism always has a positive impact on the environment
False
200
Which city is known for the Great Barrier Reef?
Cairns
200
Name one continent where safari tourism is popular
Africa
200
What is this flag?
Denmark
200
Which ocean lies to the west of Australia?
Indian Ocean
200
Which place has no permanent residents and is covered in 98% ice?
Antarctica
300
Name one major benefit of tourism for local Australian communities
Economic growth, job creation, cultural awareness
300
What is the term for a person traveling from one country to another for fun or leisure?
Tourist
300
What is this flag?
Poland
300
Name a famous tourist attraction in New York City.
Statue of Liberty or Times Square
300
Which country is home to the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa?
Dubi or UAE
400
What are two strategies Australia uses to promote sustainable tourism?
National park visitor limits, eco-accommodation, or Indigenous-led tourism initiatives.
400
Which global city is home to popular landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum?
France
400
What flag is this?
North Korea
400
Which mountain is the tallest in the world and attracts climbers from around the globe?
Mount Everest
400
Which Major Australian city is closer to Asia than it is to Canberra?
Darwin
500
How does tourism contribute to Australia’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?
By providing income through accommodation, tours, food services, and transport.
500
Explain one way that global events like the Olympics affect tourism
They increase tourism in the host country due to international visitors and media attention.
500
What are the 3 features found on the Australian flag called? And what do 2 of them represent?
The Union Jack in the upper left corner signifies Australia's historical link to the British Empire.
The Southern Cross, a constellation of stars visible from the Southern Hemisphere, represents Australia's geographical location.
The Commonwealth Star, with seven points, symbolizes the federal system and the states and territories of Australia
500
Give one example of how a tourist destination has adapted to climate change.
Building elevated walkways, using renewable energy, or limiting visitors
500
What UNESCO World Heritage site in Australia is at risk due to climate change and coral bleaching?
Great Barrier Reef