Раздел 10. Программы обслуживания туристов.

271. Which activities can be classified as business tourism?

A. Trade fair

B. Festival

C. Anniversary

D. Wedding

272. ______ tourism includes excursions, day trips, and weekend breaks, package holidays, pleasure cruises, hillwalking, etc.

A. Health

B. Leisure

C. Active

D. Entertainment

273. ______ tourism includes any travel away from one’s main place of residence, for such events as meetings, conferences, and trade fairs.

A. Leisure

B. Active

C. Business

D. Adventure

274. The term 'rural tourism'

A. is synonymous with agricultural tourism

B. describes travel by residents of rural areas

C. refers to travel to countryside destinations

D. means travel between rural destinations

275. The term 'urban tourism' describes

A. business travel

B. travel to town and city destinations

C. travel by residents of urban areas

D. travel between towns and cities

276. Identify the first step of planning a specialized tour.

A. Brief the staff involved

B. Plan the tour

C. Make a presentation

D. Choose a niche

277. A travel to an important religious place.

A. Tour

B. Pilgrimage

C. Journey

D. Voyage

278. Identify the first step of solving client’s complaints.

A. Listen

B. Apologize

C. Act

D. Manage

279. Some of the hotel corporations operate on a ______basis.

A. family

B. franchise

C. private

D. state

280. The term 'common interest tourism' describes

_A. group travel by people with the same interests

_B. group visits between 'twinned' towns only

_C. a synonym for visits to friends and relatives

D. visits with a purpose significantly shared by the visitor and the visited

281. The term 'ethnic tourism' refers to

_A. travel by particular racial groups

_B. visiting particular racial groups

_C. travel by indigenous people

D. visits for ethnic reunion

282. The term 'incentive tourism' denotes

_A. travel rewarded by commissions

_{B. travel that has been paid for by a firm as a reward to employees}

_C. travel stimulated by inducements

D. travel using vouchers to cover spending en route

_{283. The term 'international tourism' applies to}

A. most travel between countries

B. all travel for which passports are required

C. travel between countries with different currencies

D. travel between countries with different languages

284. Usually to escape from cities or relieve stress, perhaps for some ‘fun in the sun’, etc., often to ‘health spas’.

A. Health tourism

B. Inclusive tourism

C. Regional tourism

D. Perpetual tourism

285. Wealthy individuals always on vacation, some of them, for tax purposes, to avoid being a resident in any country.

A. Health tourism

B. Inclusive tourism

C. Regional tourism

D. Perpetual tourism

286. Travelling only to few countries in the region, using one of the countries as the transit point.

A. Health tourism

B. Inclusive tourism

C. Regional tourism

D. Perpetual tourism

287. Tourism marked to those with functional limits or disabilities, referred to as ‘Tourism for All’.

A. Health tourism

B. Inclusive tourism

C. Regional tourism

D. Perpetual tourism

288. A grassroots effort to support independent bookstores by promoting them as travel destination.

A. Adventure tourism

B. Agritourism

C. Virtual tourism

D. Bookstore tourism

289. Farm based tourism, helping to support the local agricultural economy.

A. Adventure tourism

B. Agritourism

C. Virtual tourism

D. Bookstore tourism

290. Tourism involving travel in rugged regions, or adventurous sports such as mountaineering and hiking.

A. Adventure tourism

B. Agritourism

C. Virtual tourism

D. Bookstore tourism

291. Not travelling physically, but exploring the world through internet, books, TV, etc.

A. Adventure tourism

B. Agritourism

C. Virtual tourism

D. Bookstore tourism

292. Includes urban tourism, visiting historical or interesting cities, and experiencing their cultural heritages.

A. Cultural tourism

B. Disaster tourism

C. Ecotourism

D. Adventure tourism

293. Involves travelling to an educational institution in order to take personal-interest classes.

A. Cultural tourism

B. Disaster tourism

C. Ecotourism

D. Educational tourism

294. Sustainable tourism which has minimal impact on the environment, such as safaris, national parks.

A. Cultural tourism

B. Disaster tourism

C. Ecotourism

D. Educational tourism

295. Travelling to a disaster scene not primarily for helping, but because one finds it interesting to see.

A. Cultural tourism

B. Disaster tourism

C. Ecotourism

D. Educational tourism

296. Travelling to such places as Atlantic City or Las Vegas for the purpose of gambling at the casinos there.

A. Cultural tourism

B. Ecotourism

C. Gambling tourism

D. Educational tourism

297. Travelling alone or with groups to participate in hobby interests, to meet others with similar interests.

A. Hobby tourism

B. Heritage tourism

C. Sport tourism

D. Medical tourism

298. Spending your time participating in some sport activities or travelling to watch a sport competition.

A. Hobby tourism

B. Heritage tourism

C. Sport tourism

D. Medical tourism

299. Travelling to get medical treatment either that is illegal in their country or for advanced care or for use of free or cheap health care organizations.

A. Hobby tourism

B. Heritage tourism

C. Sport tourism

D. Medical tourism

300. Visiting historical or industrial sites.

A. Hobby tourism

B. Heritage tourism

C. Sport tourism

D. Medical tourism