unit 1-3 definitions

A __ is a place that tourists visit.

Destination

__ is the business of providing services for people temporarily outside their normal environment.

Tourism

A __ is a person travelling temporarily from one place to another.

Tourist

__ refers to travel within your own country.

Domestic tourism

__ is defined as non-residents travelling into a country.

Inbound tourism

__ describes residents travelling outside their country.

Outbound tourism

__ is the number of international tourists visiting a country in a given time.

Tourist arrivals

A __ is a visit lasting less than 24 hours.

Day trip

__ is a trip of four nights or less.

Short break

A __ is a flight lasting more than six hours.

Long-haul flight

__ is travel for enjoyment or recreation.

Leisure tourism

__ is travel for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions.

Business tourism (MICE)

__ stands for Visiting friends and relatives.

VFR

__ is travel for a specific reason, such as pilgrimage or adventure.

Special interest tourism (SIT)

A __ is a religious or spiritual journey.

Pilgrimage

__ means meeting present needs without harming future generations.

Sustainability

__ is tourism in natural areas that have minimal environmental impact.

Eco-tourism

__ refers to tourism that is respectful to the environment and local culture.

Responsible tourism

__ include goods (tangible) and services (intangible, perishable).

Products

An __ is a service you cannot touch.

Intangible

__ refers to a service that cannot be stored; if not sold, it is lost.

Perishable

__ refers to fluctuations in demand by time of year (peak/off-peak).

Seasonality

__ is the ability of destinations to recover after disasters.

Resilience

A __ is a city where a major event takes place.

Host city

__ are people who watch an event.

Spectators

__ refers to cheap flights with no extras (no 'frills').

Budget/Low-cost flights

__ are services provided on board, such as food and entertainment.

In-flight services

A __ is transport between a hub and a destination.

Transfer

__ refers to transport available for anyone, such as buses and trains.

Public transport

__ refer to extra services like car hire or guided tours.

Ancillary services

__ are parts of a package holiday, including transport, accommodation, and meals.

Components

__ is the process of changing money into local currency.

Currency exchange

Types of __ include hotels, B&B, hostels, and serviced apartments.

Accommodation types

Meal plans such as BB, HB, and AI refer to __.

Meal plans

The __ is the percentage of accommodation rooms in use.

Occupancy rate

__ are places or events that appeal to tourists.

Visitor attractions

__ include natural features like beaches and mountains.

Natural attractions

__ are man-made landmarks like museums and theme parks.

Built attractions

__ are time-limited activities such as festivals or concerts.

Events

__ is when organisations rely on each other, for example, airlines and airports.

Interdependency

__ is when organisations work together, such as a hotel and restaurant.

Interrelationship

Types of __ include air, rail, road, and water transport.

Transport types

A __ is a large airport connecting flights worldwide.

Hub airport

__ refers to a linked system that makes it easy to change transport types.

Integrated transport

__ is low-emission, eco-friendly transport like electric buses.

Sustainable transport