Key concepts
Real examples
Sustainability
Experiences & Authenticity
Implementation & Challenges
100

What does “Time Travel” mean in tourism?

Time Travel in tourism means recreating and experiencing the past through shows, food, and activities using modern tools.

100

Which cultural theme park in China represents the Tang Dynasty?

The Chang’an Tang Cultural Theme Park in Xi’an, China.

100

Why does Slow Travel help the environment?

It helps by reducing carbon emissions through slower, local travel and less transport use.

100

What role do interpreters play in Time Travel tourism?

Interpreters embody historical characters and make tourists part of the experience.

100

Name one strategy to implement Slow Travel.

Example: Promote local food, encourage longer stays, support public transport, and slow activities.

200

What is authenticity in historical tourism?

Authenticity means creating a real, believable historical experience through performance, interaction, and cultural accuracy.

200

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Russia 

200

What types of transport does slow travel promote?

It promotes walking, cycling, trains, and buses instead of cars or planes.

200

How do social media influence authenticity?

Social media shapes perceptions of authenticity, spreading romanticized images that attract others.

200

What activities does slow tourism promote?

Activities like walking, cycling, crafts, local food tasting, and cultural immersion.

300

Which movement inspired “Slow Travel”?

Inspired by the Slow Food Movement from Italy in the late 1980s, reacting against fast consumption.

300

What foundation recreates 18th-century life in the U.S.?

The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation in the U.S.

300

What percentage of a trip’s carbon footprint comes from transport?

Up to 97% of a trip’s carbon footprint comes from transportation.

300

What does “romanticization of history” mean?

It means idealizing and emotionally connecting with the past in a nostalgic, beautiful way.

300

Why can the word “Slow” be a marketing problem?

“Slow” can sound elitist or boring as a marketing term.

400

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400

Which French park features shows like “Les Vikings”?

Le Puy du Fou park in France (and Spain) — shows like Les Vikings and La Cinéscène.

400

How does Slow Travel support local economies?

It supports local economies by encouraging spending on local food, lodging, and culture.

400

What kind of connection do modern travelers seek?

Travelers want a deep, authentic, emotional connection with place, people, and culture.

400

What types of Slow Travelers exist?


Hard slow travelers (eco-motivated) and soft slow travelers (experience-driven).

500

Name one characteristic of time travel tourism

immersive historical experiences, connection with local history, use of VR/AR technology, emotional and educational focus.

500

Name one hotel or destination related to Slow Travel.

Examples: Soneva Fushi (Maldives), Catalonia Playa Maroma (Mexico), or Todos Santos (Baja California).

500

How is Slow Travel connected to climate change?

It’s part of a cultural and ecological reaction to climate change, promoting responsible, low-carbon travel.

500

Name one benefit of slow tourism.

Environmental, experiential or economic. 

500

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500 points!