Genevieve travels from France to the United States as a graduate student in a hospitality program. Is she really a tourist?

A$.$ No$,$ because she is going to school in a different country.

B$.$ Yes, because she visits another country.

C$.$ Yes, because she spends money in a different country.

D$.$ No$,$ because she doesn't necessarily visit tourist destinations in the US$.$ She is just going to school there.

That's incorrect.

A person can be considered a tourist even without visiting what we generally could call "tourist destinations".