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Urban tourism, done within a city, is the type of tourism that includes all activities undertaken by tourists and visitors during their stay in the city. true. false.

The elements of urban tourism supply can be broken down into: Primary, Secondary and Additional elements. true. false.

According to 1st classification of types of tourist and activities, in PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES, the tourist goes for professional reasons and has a high economic, and cultural level. true. false.

primary, secondary and additional elements, contributes to the overall tourism product. true. false.

Tourists that make cultural activities are those that have a medium-high cultural level and do this for cultural enrichment. true. false.

One way to classificate the type of activities is : in cultural, professional and recreational activities. true. false.

According to the first classification of type of tourist and activities, those are divided into 3 main categories: Leisure, professional and recreational. true. false.

Big cities never will have the same income as a whole single country. true. false.

Urban´s Tourism primary element are the attractions in a city , such as: the theatre, museums, old monuments , feasts, security etc... true. false.

New types of tourism like health tourism, urban tourism or cultural tourism started to appear in the 90`s. true. false.

Other classification from the demand of urban tourism Chadwick (1987),identifies four segments: Business,family and friends,personal preferences and pleasure. true. fakse.

According to Classification I about types of tourists and their activities, professional activities include visiting monuments, museums and exhibitions. true. false.

In the 90's more types of tourism like sport, cultural, health, meeting, timesharing tourism, but the most important ones were rural tourism and urban tourism. true. false.

People involved in cultural activities are characterized for having a medium-high cultural level and for seeking cultural enrichment. true. false.

According to the chart the main reason for people to travel to Spain is work and business. true. false.

Recreational activities in most of the cases requires payment of money, therefore is very important to have a good complementary offering. true. false.

According to Law secondary elements of urban tourism include tourist offices, tourist guides, maps, street signs, leaflets, accessibility and facilities to park cars. t. f.

It is not so important to support high density and economic multi-funcionality when developing urban tourism. t. f.

The strategies of the cities to get into position of the net of global cities ae only economics, related to the symbolic dimension. t. f.

MICE tourism means meetings, incetive, conferences and exhibitions. t. f.

The secondary elements for urban tourism supply are: accommodations, supply of bed stock, high expenditure guests and the location of hotels. t. f.

Tourist facilities such as: tourist offices, street signs for tourists, tourist guides, situation maps, etc... are considered to be primary elements of urban tourism. t. f.

MICE Tourism means Meetings, Information, Conferences and Exhibitions. t. f.

Urban tourist is the type of tourism that includes all the activities undertaken by tourists or visitors during their stay in the city. t. f.

The concept of packed city is shaped as an important element in the strategy of tourism planning. t. f.

hotels,restaurants & catering are secondary elements in urban tourism. t. f.

The leisure settings of a city are: Physical features, Cultural features and the Marketing "uniqueness" of the city. t. f.

The elements of Urban Tourism Supply can be broken down into: Primary attractions, Secondary attractions and Aditional Elements. t. f.

Some of the supply elements for MICE are accessibility, catering and banqueting and image of city. t. f.

One of the secondary elements of the urban tourism supply is the accomodation. t. f.

Tourism sector uses environmental amenities as an output to produce recreational services. t. f.

Associated with the mark of the city, there is a high grade of consensus on the necessary practices of urban intervention to get the label of a global city, but little knowledge about the processes and the instruments to get it. t. f.

the cultural policy of the cities include between others these factors: illustration, economic impact, entertainment, and social strengthening. t. f.

The strategies of the cities to get into position of the net of global cities are not only economics, they are also related to the symbolic dimension. t. f.

Traffic congestion is related with positive impacts. t. f.

Urbanization provokes the loss of landscape quality. t. f.

Inside negative social impacts we can name the loss of landscape quality because of the urbanization. t. f.

Imaginary urban should be understood as a colletion of coherent representations, based on the history, and delineated bu the architecture, the urban design, the arts, produced by their inhabitants. t. f.

The positive impact of society and economy is composed between others by facilities, and changes in the physical order of the cities. Two examples of negative urbanization impacts would be: Segregation of local residents and waste. t. f.

Concerning the mark of the city, gobernance is the art of governing and has as the main objective the achivement of economic, social and institutional development. t. f.

Cultural policy of the cities includes 4 main issues - Entertainment, Economic Impact, Illustration, Social strenghtening. t. f.

A positive impact of rural tourism is the segregation of local residents. t. f.

There are only two functions of institutions: 1st,to give incentives to people. 2nd, to simulate collective action among them. t. f.

Local organizations are not important to stimulate the collective action. t. f.

The unit of private ownership of land is broader than the effective area of tourists' activity. t. f.

(The effective area of tourists' activity is broader than the unit of private ownership of land.) Spa tourism, ecotourism and green tourism are types of rural tourism. t. f.

Agro-tourism is not a type of rural tourism. t. f.

The results of the tourism production process itself ( increased revenues and job creation in the rural population) is one of the rural tourism criteria. t. f.

Among local initiative we have to outline the local knowledge and local people among others. t. f.

In general, the rural environment is more valuable to urban people than rural people expect. t. f.

People are more interested in environmental amenities, environmental quality and recreation than before. t. f.

Directions of tourism development should be varied, because environmental, geographical and economic situations are varied as well depending on the regions. t. f.

One condition of rural tourism is to make the effort of conserving the environment for their profits. t. f.

Local people have a longer term insight in decision making than outsiders. t. f.

To give incentives to people is the only function of institution. t. f.

Chadwick (1987) identifies four segments from the demand of urban tourism: Those visiting the city for business, those visiting friends and family, those who visit the city because of their tastes and personal preferences and those that do it for pleasure. t. f.

Regulations sometimes define property rights more clear and properly. t. f.