MCQ

1. International 'stopover' tourists:

A. are mostly found in major international airport hubs.

B. normally clear customs when they arrive at a transit location.

C. have a major economic impact on the tourism economy.

D. remain classified as such even if they clear customs and immigration in the transit location.

2. Medical tourism in India:

A. is a declining sector that the government is trying to rejuvenate.

B. is not associated with any ethical issues.

C. is contributing to increased disparities between the public and private health system.

D. mainly occurs within the public health sector.

3. A 'basic whole tourism system' includes *

A. at least two transit route regions.

B. no more than one tourist.

C. at least one tourist-generating region, but multiple destinations.

D. at least one tourist-generating region and one tourist destination.

4. A tourist's ability to travel and the tourist experience is facilitated or impeded by:

A. accommodation and travel agents in the tourist-generating region.

B. shopping facilities and food and beverage services in the transit region.

C. technological and economic systems in the destination region.

D. economic and geopolitical systems which provide discretionary income and access to tourist destinations.

5. A group of travellers whose trip to the Westin Hotel at Denarau in Fiji is paid for all or in part by their employer Vodafone for excellent annual sales is called an:

A. excursionist.

B. delegate.

C. exhibitor.

D. incentive tourists.

6. An ancient Greek national festival which has become an international global event is:

A. the Olympic Games.

B. the Football World Cup.

C. the Hellenic World festival.

D. the Roman Chariot Games.