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MACRO MIDTERM PART 2

MACRO MIDTERM PART 2
31問 • 2年前
  • Ellaiza Mae Cantillo
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    occur when management conceals or misinterprets information about itself and its products in its dealing with consumers and others.

    Crises of deception

  • 2

    refers to some crises which are caused not only by skewed values and deception but deliberate amorality and illegality.

    Crisis of management misconduct

  • 3

    corporate development strategy designed primarily to prevent crisis for follow-up company advancement.

    Crisis management strategy (CMS)

  • 4

    deals with providing the best response to a crisis.

    Crisis Management Planning

  • 5

    the first step to ensuring an organization is appropriately prepared for a crisis.

    Contingency Planning

  • 6

    helps minimize the disruption and must be conducted in the earliest stages.

    Business Continuity Planning

  • 7

    critical situation is known only inside the organization and is not yet visible to the general public.

    Prodromal Stage

  • 8

    The crisis becomes visible outside the organization. The managers have no choice but to address the crisis in public.

    Acute Stage

  • 9

    Usually the longest stage; it is where litigation occurs, media exposes are aired, internal investigations are launched, government oversight investigations commence and so on.

    Chronic Stage

  • 10

    When things begin to return to normal. Effective solutions for the situations are put into practice, and if they go as planned, the incident begins to fade from the spotlight.

    Resolution Stage

  • 11

    Recognize and anticipate potential threats.

    Readiness

  • 12

    Quick, swift, and accurate response to crisis. Don’t delay.

    Response

  • 13

    Apologies not enough. Re-assure people that you are still worthy of their support and their trust.

    Reassurance

  • 14

    There is a short-term recovery which includes the immediate response and action following a crisis

    Recovery

  • 15

    describing multiple tourist activities in which city is main destination and place of interest.

    Urban tourism

  • 16

    Specialized resort which have been created, planned / unplanned

    Tourism urbanization

  • 17

    Cities constructing infrastructure to attract visitors

    Converted cities

  • 18

    Capital cities

    London, New York City, Metro Manila

  • 19

    cultural capitals

    Rome

  • 20

    Metro centers and walled historic cities

    Kowloon, Lahore, Intramuros, Manila

  • 21

    Large historic cities

    Oxford, Cambridge

  • 22

    Seaside resorts and winter sports centers

    Glenshee in Scotland, Kanin in Slovenia

  • 23

    Purpose built integrated resorts

    Resorts World Sentosa, Marina Bay Sand in Singapore

  • 24

    Tourist entertainment complexes

    Disneyland and Las Vegas

  • 25

    Specialized tourist service centers

    spas and pilgrimage centers

  • 26

    Industrial cities

    Dubai, Abu Dhabi

  • 27

    Cultural art cities

    Florence

  • 28

    which is not Characteristics of Urban Tourism

    Increased public participation.

  • 29

    which is not Challenges in Urban Tourism

    Increased public participation.

  • 30

    which is not belong to Suggestions and Recommendations

    more and more popular tourism product

  • 31

    Tour operators have a varied offer of tourism packages that include visits within a specific city, as well as several cities within a country or continent.

    City Tour

    • MACRO

    MACRO

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 50問 · 2年前

    MACRO

    MACRO

    50問 • 2年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    CONTEMP

    CONTEMP

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 47問 · 2年前

    CONTEMP

    CONTEMP

    47問 • 2年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    LESSON 3

    LESSON 3

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 9問 · 2年前

    LESSON 3

    LESSON 3

    9問 • 2年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    STS REVIEWER

    STS REVIEWER

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 62問 · 2年前

    STS REVIEWER

    STS REVIEWER

    62問 • 2年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    midterm

    midterm

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 44問 · 1年前

    midterm

    midterm

    44問 • 1年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (HAND TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT)

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (HAND TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT)

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 65問 · 1年前

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (HAND TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT)

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (HAND TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT)

    65問 • 1年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (REVIEWER)

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (REVIEWER)

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 90問 · 1年前

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (REVIEWER)

    KITCHEN ESSENTIAL (REVIEWER)

    90問 • 1年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    ENUMERATION

    ENUMERATION

    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo · 12問 · 1年前

    ENUMERATION

    ENUMERATION

    12問 • 1年前
    Ellaiza Mae Cantillo

    問題一覧

  • 1

    occur when management conceals or misinterprets information about itself and its products in its dealing with consumers and others.

    Crises of deception

  • 2

    refers to some crises which are caused not only by skewed values and deception but deliberate amorality and illegality.

    Crisis of management misconduct

  • 3

    corporate development strategy designed primarily to prevent crisis for follow-up company advancement.

    Crisis management strategy (CMS)

  • 4

    deals with providing the best response to a crisis.

    Crisis Management Planning

  • 5

    the first step to ensuring an organization is appropriately prepared for a crisis.

    Contingency Planning

  • 6

    helps minimize the disruption and must be conducted in the earliest stages.

    Business Continuity Planning

  • 7

    critical situation is known only inside the organization and is not yet visible to the general public.

    Prodromal Stage

  • 8

    The crisis becomes visible outside the organization. The managers have no choice but to address the crisis in public.

    Acute Stage

  • 9

    Usually the longest stage; it is where litigation occurs, media exposes are aired, internal investigations are launched, government oversight investigations commence and so on.

    Chronic Stage

  • 10

    When things begin to return to normal. Effective solutions for the situations are put into practice, and if they go as planned, the incident begins to fade from the spotlight.

    Resolution Stage

  • 11

    Recognize and anticipate potential threats.

    Readiness

  • 12

    Quick, swift, and accurate response to crisis. Don’t delay.

    Response

  • 13

    Apologies not enough. Re-assure people that you are still worthy of their support and their trust.

    Reassurance

  • 14

    There is a short-term recovery which includes the immediate response and action following a crisis

    Recovery

  • 15

    describing multiple tourist activities in which city is main destination and place of interest.

    Urban tourism

  • 16

    Specialized resort which have been created, planned / unplanned

    Tourism urbanization

  • 17

    Cities constructing infrastructure to attract visitors

    Converted cities

  • 18

    Capital cities

    London, New York City, Metro Manila

  • 19

    cultural capitals

    Rome

  • 20

    Metro centers and walled historic cities

    Kowloon, Lahore, Intramuros, Manila

  • 21

    Large historic cities

    Oxford, Cambridge

  • 22

    Seaside resorts and winter sports centers

    Glenshee in Scotland, Kanin in Slovenia

  • 23

    Purpose built integrated resorts

    Resorts World Sentosa, Marina Bay Sand in Singapore

  • 24

    Tourist entertainment complexes

    Disneyland and Las Vegas

  • 25

    Specialized tourist service centers

    spas and pilgrimage centers

  • 26

    Industrial cities

    Dubai, Abu Dhabi

  • 27

    Cultural art cities

    Florence

  • 28

    which is not Characteristics of Urban Tourism

    Increased public participation.

  • 29

    which is not Challenges in Urban Tourism

    Increased public participation.

  • 30

    which is not belong to Suggestions and Recommendations

    more and more popular tourism product

  • 31

    Tour operators have a varied offer of tourism packages that include visits within a specific city, as well as several cities within a country or continent.

    City Tour