TRAVEL AND TOURIMS UNIT 3

Destination management organisations can be national or local. T. F.

Governments do not create tourism policies. T. F.

Sustainability is not important in tourism management. T. F.

Carrying capacity refers to managing visitor numbers. T. F.

Overtourism can damage destinations. T. F.

Seasonality does not affect tourism planning. T. F.

Governments have economic and environmental objectives. T. F.

Resilience means a destination cannot recover from crisis. T. F.

A destination management organisation is responsible for: Closing attractions. Planning tourism development. Stopping tourism. Selling only flights.

Carrying capacity means. Unlimited tourists. The maximum number of visitors without damage. Airport capacity. Hotel size.

Seasonality refers to. Government policy. Climate change. High and low tourist seasons. Marketing.

One government economic objective is. Reduce jobs. Bring more money into the country. Close airports. Increase pollution.

Resilience means. Avoiding tourists. Recovering after crises. Ignoring disasters. Reducing demand.

MATCH. Sustainability. Resilience. Carrying capacity. Overtourism. Government objectives. Infrastructure.