the us state departments' website: , contains what information
-travel advisories
-entry requirements for individual counties
-passport information
-health issues- vaccination requirements, etc
-all of the above - ANSWER all of the above
what are some things to look out for when avoiding dr...
what are some things to look out for when avoiding
customs is the procedure by which government agent
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the us state departments' website: travel.state.gov, contains what information
-travel advisories
-entry requirements for individual counties
-passport information
-health issues- vaccination requirements, etc
-all of the above - ANSWER all of the above
what are some things to look out for when avoiding drinking local tap water?
-brushing your teeth from the bathroom sink
-ice in your soda drinks
-fruits and vegetables that cannot be peeled
-all of the above - ANSWER all of the above
customs is the procedure by which government agents: - ANSWER inspect luggage and
purchases entering a country
what items are necessary to obtain a us passport - ANSWER passport application, fee, photos, birth certificate, and driver's license
marketing whose purpose is to attract the greatest number of potential buyers is called?
- ANSWER Mass marketing
the first step in marketing - ANSWER research
which of the following is an example is an example of an "open ended" question - ANSWER where did you go on your last vacation and what did you enjoy about it?
T/F: Theme parks are attractions that vacationers go to see such as the Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Great Wall of China. - ANSWER False
T/F: The Hospitality Industry refers to hotels only. - ANSWER False
T/F:Insurance Companies only supply car rental insurance. Travel Insurance is not necessary when to protect travelers from unanticipated incidents such as lost luggage, missed airline connections, illnesses, and accidents. - ANSWER False
T/F: Tour operators provide one of the most common forms of packaged travel. - ANSWER True
Leisure travel is... - ANSWER travel for the purpose of enjoyment T/F: Food services include restaurants, fast-food outlets, and other dining venues. - ANSWER True
T/F: All-Inclusive resorts include, lodging, food, entertainment, and many activities for one price. - ANSWER True
T/F: Car rentals are not located near airports. Customers must get out of the airport in order to locate a car rental counter - ANSWER false
suppliers are... - ANSWER companies that create, own, and provide the travel products sold.
T/F: Destination Marketing organizations are organizations whose purpose is to promote and facilitate travel to and within their districts, cities, regions, states/provinces,
nations, or even continents. - ANSWER True
T/F: Attractions are a "super" attraction and includes parks such as Disney world. - ANSWER False
T/F: Meetings and conventions is a huge sector of the travel industry as it works with leisure travelers to set up hotel rooms. - ANSWER False
T/F: A travel agent is a professional who analyzes a traveler's needs and then prices, recommends, arranges, and sells one or more components of the person's trip. - ANSWER True
T/F: Cruise lines are the fastest growing segment in the travel industry and includes companies such as Hilton, Marriott, and Hyatt. - ANSWER False
Intermediaries are.... - ANSWER Companies that act as go-betweens, linking suppliers with the traveling public.
Consumers are... - ANSWER That's you! You consume or use the travel product.
Business travel... - ANSWER travel related to work
T/F: tourism comes from the word tourist; therefore, it clearly implies that pleasure-not business- is the motive for travel. - ANSWER True
A travel package is.... - ANSWER several travel components bundled together and sold as one product.
T/F: rail travel was once the dominant form of transit-especially in Europe and Asia- but still represents an important part of the transportation industry within travel. - ANSWER true
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