Question 1

Sensational elements of human experience do not refer to:

Accepted Answer

A) Happiness 
B) Visual elements 
C) Audible elements 
D) Touch/Smell 
A) Happiness 
B) Visual elements 
C) Audible elements 
D) Touch/Smell A

Question 2

Murdy et al.'s (2018) study of ancestral tourism identified pull motives for trips which do NOT generally include these groups of visitors:

Accepted Answer

A) Enthusiasts 
B) Adventurers 
C) Those with general interests 
D) Heritage seekers 
A) Enthusiasts 
B) Adventurers 
C) Those with general interests 
D) Heritage seekers B

Question 3

The sharing economy has transformed business relationships in the supply chain by allowing

Accepted Answer

A) Consumers to also be suppliers 
B) Consumers to become consumers 
C) Suppliers to become purchasers 
D) Consumers to become selective purchasers of quality products 
A) Consumers to also be suppliers 
B) Consumers to become consumers 
C) Suppliers to become purchasers 
D) Consumers to become selective purchasers of quality products A

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT a form of Urry's Tourist Gaze?

Accepted Answer

A) Romantic 
B) Collective 
C) Sociological 
D) Spectatorial 
A) Romantic 
B) Collective 
C) Sociological 
D) Spectatorial

Question 5

For tourism organisations, the experience economy means that they will need to avoid:

Accepted Answer

A) Creating a sensation 
B) The use of brands 
C) Personalizing the experience 
D) Developing trust and a bond with the consumer 
A) Creating a sensation 
B) The use of brands 
C) Personalizing the experience 
D) Developing trust and a bond with the consumer

Question 6

Which author examined the family life cycle in 1901?

Accepted Answer

A) Booth 
B) Rowntree 
C) Shaw 
D) Webb 
A) Booth 
B) Rowntree 
C) Shaw 
D) Webb

Question 7

Checking email stimulates which substance in the body?

Accepted Answer

A) Adrenaline 
B) Antihistamine 
C) Dopamine 
D) Diamorphine 
A) Adrenaline 
B) Antihistamine 
C) Dopamine 
D) Diamorphine

Question 8

In Plog's Tourist Types, which is the odd one out?

Accepted Answer

A) Allocentric 
B) Mid-Centric 
C) Psychocentric 
D) Philocentric 
A) Allocentric 
B) Mid-Centric 
C) Psychocentric 
D) Philocentric

Question 9

The rise of a more demanding consumer has NOT been stimulated by:

Accepted Answer

A) Poverty 
B) Better education 
C) Increased affluence 
D) More experience of travel, including international travel 
A) Poverty 
B) Better education 
C) Increased affluence 
D) More experience of travel, including international travel

Question 10

In terms of personal access to tourism, which of the following is the odd one out

Accepted Answer

A) Age 
B) Well-being 
C) Class 
D) Income 
A) Age 
B) Well-being 
C) Class 
D) Income

Sensational elements of human experience do not refer to:

Murdy et al.'s (2018) study of ancestral tourism identified pull motives for trips which do NOT generally include these groups of visitors:

The sharing economy has transformed business relationships in the supply chain by allowing

Which of the following is NOT a form of Urry's Tourist Gaze?

For tourism organisations, the experience economy means that they will need to avoid:

Which author examined the family life cycle in 1901?

Checking email stimulates which substance in the body?

In Plog's Tourist Types, which is the odd one out?

The rise of a more demanding consumer has NOT been stimulated by:

In terms of personal access to tourism, which of the following is the odd one out

Understanding Quality

Models and Frameworks for Total Quality Management

Leadership and Commitment

Partnerships and Resources

Design for Quality

Performance Measurement Frameworks

Self-Assessment, Audits and Reviews

Benchmarking and Change Management

Process Management

Process Re-Designengineering

Quality Management Systems

Continuous Improvement - The Basics

Continuous Improvement - More Advanced, Including Taguchi and Six Sigma

Continuous Improvement - Lean Systems

Human Resource Management

Culture Change Through Teamwork

Communications, Innovation and Learning

Implementing Tqm and Operational Excellence

Urban Tourism and Its Complexities: Exploring Factors, Paradoxes, and Categories

Rural Perspectives, Tourism, and Development: Examining Rural Spaces and Sites

Understanding the Coast: Definitions, Tourism, Plastic Pollution, and Economic Impact

Exploring Development and Tourism in Africa: Inequalities, Indices and Impacts

Tourism: Complaint Handling, Planning, and Evaluation

Tourism Crisis and Travel Medicine

Exploring Various Aspects of Events and Festivals in Different Contexts

Tourism Forecasting, Development, and Workplace Skills

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Exam 4: Policy, Strategy and Goal Deployment

Sensational elements of human experience do not refer to:

Murdy et al.'s (2018) study of ancestral tourism identified pull motives for trips which do NOT generally include these groups of visitors:

The sharing economy has transformed business relationships in the supply chain by allowing

Which of the following is NOT a form of Urry's Tourist Gaze?

For tourism organisations, the experience economy means that they will need to avoid:

Which author examined the family life cycle in 1901?

Checking email stimulates which substance in the body?

In Plog's Tourist Types, which is the odd one out?

The rise of a more demanding consumer has NOT been stimulated by:

In terms of personal access to tourism, which of the following is the odd one out

Understanding Quality

Models and Frameworks for Total Quality Management

Leadership and Commitment

Partnerships and Resources

Design for Quality

Performance Measurement Frameworks

Self-Assessment, Audits and Reviews

Benchmarking and Change Management

Process Management

Process Re-Designengineering

Quality Management Systems

Continuous Improvement - The Basics

Continuous Improvement - More Advanced, Including Taguchi and Six Sigma

Continuous Improvement - Lean Systems

Human Resource Management

Culture Change Through Teamwork

Communications, Innovation and Learning

Implementing Tqm and Operational Excellence

Urban Tourism and Its Complexities: Exploring Factors, Paradoxes, and Categories

Rural Perspectives, Tourism, and Development: Examining Rural Spaces and Sites

Understanding the Coast: Definitions, Tourism, Plastic Pollution, and Economic Impact

Exploring Development and Tourism in Africa: Inequalities, Indices and Impacts

Tourism: Complaint Handling, Planning, and Evaluation

Tourism Crisis and Travel Medicine

Exploring Various Aspects of Events and Festivals in Different Contexts

Tourism Forecasting, Development, and Workplace Skills

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