General
Dark Tourism
Adventure Tourism
Health Tourism
100

What is seasonality?

When tourism in one location is reliant on a particular season to operate, E.g. Skiing.

100

What are two locations associated with dark tourism?

Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp. 

100

What are two locations associated with adventure tourism?

1. Mt. Everest, Nepal.

2. Jellyfish Lake, Palau.

100

What are the two types of health tourism?

1. Surgical.

2. Wellness.

200

Define niche tourism.

Travelling which caters to small guest numbers and offers unique experiences. The opposite of mass tourism.

200

What is an issue with dark tourism?

Tourists can be disrespectful at dark tourism sites, leading to a numbing effect of the dark element on the public.

200

What is a threat to sustainability on Mt. Everest?

Climbers are leaving their rubbish on the mountain, impacting the environmental sustainability.

200

Define wellness tourism?

Travelling to a domestic or international destination, to partake in non-surgical based health activities, to improve physical, spiritual and/or psychological wellbeing.

300

What are five steps travellers should take prior to travelling to a niche destination?

1. Investigate the local laws and customs.

2. Pre-book accommodation and experiences.

3. Examine the nation on the DFAT website.

4. Register travel plans with DFAT.

5. Read reviews from previous travellers.

300

What is the definition of Dark Tourism?

Travelling to destinations associated with the death or suffering of many, usually as a result of human actions.

300

What are two steps Palau has taken to improve their environmental sustainability in the tourism sector?

1. Banning sunscreen which can harm marine environments.

2. Making visitors sign a sustainability pledge upon arrival.

300

What are three examples of wellness based health tourism?

1. Yoga.

2. Spa.

3. Healthy diet and weight management.

400

What are three locations that travellers can visit to gain information about their desired travel destinations?

1. Tour company websites.

2. TripAdvisor.

3. YouTube.

400

What are two positive impacts of dark tourism at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant?

1. Economically, the area surrounding the exclusion zone has seen an increase in tourists' spending.

2. Socially, local people have been employed as tour guides. 

400

What is both an economic opportunity and environmental threat currently occurring on Mt. Everest?  

The number of climbers has dramatically increased, leading to a booming economy as more people pay to climb, but also increasing chances of death as more people a caught in long waits on the mountain.
400

What are two examples of issues associated with surgical based health tourism?

1. Infections/complications.

2. Lack of post-operative contact with the surgeon. 

500

Define sustainability.

Taking into account current and future economic, social and environmental impacts, addressing the needs of visitors, the industry, the environment and host communities.

500

How has Rwanda turned their negative past into a tourism draw card?

By using the corpses of their victims as tourism displays in their largest national genocide museums.

500

What is one recommendation you could make to improve climbing safety on Mt. Everest?

Students Answers Will Vary.

500

What is one recommendation that would improve the safety of health tourists undertaking surgical based travel?

Student Answers May Vary.