PRE LIM EXAM

1. The arranges his or her trip alone, and attempts to get off the beaten track. However,
much of their travel will be associated with a motivation to associate with the local people,
and they will often speak the language of the host community.
2. The will shun contact with the tourist and tourist establishments, and identify with the
host community. Keep away from accustomed way of life in home countries.
3. These are the least adventurous tourists. On buying their package holiday they remain
encapsulated in an environmental bubble, divorced from the host community as they remain
primarily in the hotel complex.
4. They are similar to organized mass tourists in that they utilize the facilities made
available by tour operator, but they have some control over their own itinerary.
·THREE IMPACTS OF TOURISM
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8. A geographical unit which the tourist visits and where he stays.
9. A trip taken for religious or spiritual reasons.
10. Provides an intermediary function between the tourist and the providers of transport and
accommodation. He is a “distributor” of the product.
11. A temporary visitor staying at least 24 hours in the country visited and the purpose of the
journey is leisure.
12. A type of tourist accommodation which provides meals and lodging to the travelers.
13. Another term used for tourist.
14. People who travel for business purposes and the cost of trip shouldered by a company.
15. The end or ultimate stopping place of a journey.
16. A set of beliefs, values attitudes, habits and forms of behavior and are transmitted from
generation to generation.
17. Temporary visitors staying less than 24 hours in the destination visited and not making an
overnight stay.
18. Usually a side trip out of a destination, may be used interchangeably with tour or sightseeing.
19. A tour which includes the pre arranged elements of a trip such as accommodations, meals,
sightseeing and transfers. It is also called INCLUSIVE TOUR.
20. A type of accommodation which caters to the needs of motorists.
·MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS

26. FIRST PASSENGER RAILWAY.

27. WORLD’S FIRST CRUISE SHIP.
28. THE WORLD’S FIRST BUS.
29. THE FIRST KNOWN TRAVEL AGENCY, WAS FOUNDED IN 1758.
30. BECAME OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENT OF THE BRITISH ROYAL ARMED FORCES.
31. THE FIRST TRAVEL AGENT ORGANIZED THE TRAVEL.
32. WORLD’S FIRST PASSENGER PLANE
33. A special Conference of the League of Nations on Passports was convened. It was
recommended to introduce as a uniform a form of a foreign passport.
34. THE TERM “SPA” IS DERIVED FROM THE WALLON WORD “ESPA” MEANING
35.IS DERIVED FROM THE HEBREW WORD “TORAH” WHICH MEANS
STUDYING,LEARNING AND SEARCHING.
36. Invented money and cart wheel.
·TRAVEL BECAME COMMONLY MOTIVATED BY:
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·AS THE CIVILIZATION NOURISH, EARLY TOURISM HAS TWO FORMS:
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·FORMS OF TOURISM
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46. It helps european nations cooperate in increasing tourism within europe and to exchange
informations on Tourism and Marketing, research and promotion activities.
47. A forum for the travel and tourism industry. It is made up of members from the global
business community and works with governments to raise awareness about the travel and
tourism sector.
48. Is a not-for-profit membership-based association that acts as a catalyst for the responsible
development of travel and tourism to, from and within the Asia Pacific region.
49.is funded and directed by 193 national governments to support their diplomacy and
cooperation in air transport as signatory states to the Chicago Convention (1944).
50. The most recognised and the leading International Organization. It serves as a global forum
for tourism policy and a practical source of tourism know how.