問題一覧
1
Tourist
2
Excursionists
3
Distance, Length of Stay at Destination, Residence of the Traveler, Purpose of travel,
4
Distance
5
Trip
6
Length of stay
7
Residence of the traveler
8
Purpose of Travel
9
Domestic Tourism
10
International Tourism
11
PAckage tour
12
Independent tour
13
Independent inclusive tour
14
Group inclusive tour (GIT)
15
Domestic Tourism INternational Tourism Inclusive tour INdependent Tour INdependent inclusive tour Group Inclusivce tour
16
Service
17
Psychological Attraction
18
Standard and quality over time
19
supply of the product is fixed.
20
Tourist product
21
Toursits Destination
22
Attractions Ameneties or facilities Accessibilities
23
Site attraction
24
Event attraction
25
Natural Attraction
26
Man made attraction
27
Ameneties or Facilities
28
Accessibility
29
Transport, accomodation, food and beverage and entertainment, food
30
Food
31
Travel Agent
32
Tour operator
33
Contribution to the balance of payments Dispersion of development Effect on general economic development Employment opportunities Social benefits Cultural enrichment educational significance a vital force for peace
34
-In tourism, the product is not brought to the consumer; rather, the consumer has to travel and go to the product to purchase it. -The products of tourism are not used up -tourism is a labor intensive industry -Tourism is people oriented -tourism is a multi-dimensional Phenomenon -The tourist industry is seasonal -The industry is dynamic
35
Psychological
36
Travel
37
Travel Constraints
38
Physical Motivators
39
Cutlural motivator
40
Interpersonal motivators
41
Status and Prestige motivators
42
Regular business travelers
43
Incentive travelers
44
international , continental , national , and regional convention
45
lack of money lack of time lack of safety and security physical disability family commitments lack of interest in travel fears of travel
46
Economic
47
sales , revenue and income employment fiscal impact taxes & infrastructure costs prices economic base structure
48
Tourist and Multiplier effect
49
Direct Revenue
50
Indirect revenue
51
Employment
52
financial impact taxes and infrastructure costs
53
airport tax airport departure tax for the return trip entry or transit visa entry permit to parks or museum fuel charges on airfare
54
income multiplier effect
55
if people travel , it open up an opportunity for the traveler to understand other customs and to exchange information and ideas from the people in the destination areas. new ideas are then brought back by the travellers to their respective residences or hometowns and possibly emulated for their own implementation the host community may , at first , enjoy the attention given by the visitors , as tourism provides a community an earning opportunities too the local privacy , customs , or beliefs are likely to be compromised in exchange for the remuneration or fees paid by the visitors the tourist may also bring some distress or influence to the local culture with the items there bring on the trip , or even with the way they behave or dress up while they are in the host destination
56
air emissions noise solid waste littering sewage oil and chemicals architectural or visual pollution
57
Climate change
58
impact of globalization
59
economic factor social factor demographic factors technological factors political factors
60
Economic factor: increase income
61
population structures and distribution values and attitudes education occupation safety and security immigration and emigration community spirit and cohesion demographics
62
Early 1900s
63
Work war 2
64
Demographic factor: reduce family size , population increase , organization
65
technological factor
66
political factor
67
The need for escape or change
68
Travel for health
69
search for natural
70
professional and business motives
71
Cultural experience
72
Personal Values
73
Status and Prestige
74
Social Contact
75
sports
76
lack of money
77
Lack of security and safety
78
Physical disability
79
family commitments
80
Lack of interest in travel
81
fears
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99問 • 5ヶ月前問題一覧
1
Tourist
2
Excursionists
3
Distance, Length of Stay at Destination, Residence of the Traveler, Purpose of travel,
4
Distance
5
Trip
6
Length of stay
7
Residence of the traveler
8
Purpose of Travel
9
Domestic Tourism
10
International Tourism
11
PAckage tour
12
Independent tour
13
Independent inclusive tour
14
Group inclusive tour (GIT)
15
Domestic Tourism INternational Tourism Inclusive tour INdependent Tour INdependent inclusive tour Group Inclusivce tour
16
Service
17
Psychological Attraction
18
Standard and quality over time
19
supply of the product is fixed.
20
Tourist product
21
Toursits Destination
22
Attractions Ameneties or facilities Accessibilities
23
Site attraction
24
Event attraction
25
Natural Attraction
26
Man made attraction
27
Ameneties or Facilities
28
Accessibility
29
Transport, accomodation, food and beverage and entertainment, food
30
Food
31
Travel Agent
32
Tour operator
33
Contribution to the balance of payments Dispersion of development Effect on general economic development Employment opportunities Social benefits Cultural enrichment educational significance a vital force for peace
34
-In tourism, the product is not brought to the consumer; rather, the consumer has to travel and go to the product to purchase it. -The products of tourism are not used up -tourism is a labor intensive industry -Tourism is people oriented -tourism is a multi-dimensional Phenomenon -The tourist industry is seasonal -The industry is dynamic
35
Psychological
36
Travel
37
Travel Constraints
38
Physical Motivators
39
Cutlural motivator
40
Interpersonal motivators
41
Status and Prestige motivators
42
Regular business travelers
43
Incentive travelers
44
international , continental , national , and regional convention
45
lack of money lack of time lack of safety and security physical disability family commitments lack of interest in travel fears of travel
46
Economic
47
sales , revenue and income employment fiscal impact taxes & infrastructure costs prices economic base structure
48
Tourist and Multiplier effect
49
Direct Revenue
50
Indirect revenue
51
Employment
52
financial impact taxes and infrastructure costs
53
airport tax airport departure tax for the return trip entry or transit visa entry permit to parks or museum fuel charges on airfare
54
income multiplier effect
55
if people travel , it open up an opportunity for the traveler to understand other customs and to exchange information and ideas from the people in the destination areas. new ideas are then brought back by the travellers to their respective residences or hometowns and possibly emulated for their own implementation the host community may , at first , enjoy the attention given by the visitors , as tourism provides a community an earning opportunities too the local privacy , customs , or beliefs are likely to be compromised in exchange for the remuneration or fees paid by the visitors the tourist may also bring some distress or influence to the local culture with the items there bring on the trip , or even with the way they behave or dress up while they are in the host destination
56
air emissions noise solid waste littering sewage oil and chemicals architectural or visual pollution
57
Climate change
58
impact of globalization
59
economic factor social factor demographic factors technological factors political factors
60
Economic factor: increase income
61
population structures and distribution values and attitudes education occupation safety and security immigration and emigration community spirit and cohesion demographics
62
Early 1900s
63
Work war 2
64
Demographic factor: reduce family size , population increase , organization
65
technological factor
66
political factor
67
The need for escape or change
68
Travel for health
69
search for natural
70
professional and business motives
71
Cultural experience
72
Personal Values
73
Status and Prestige
74
Social Contact
75
sports
76
lack of money
77
Lack of security and safety
78
Physical disability
79
family commitments
80
Lack of interest in travel
81
fears