Question 1

Managers can be classified in terms of the: Among the competitive reasons for strategic alliances, which of the following factors is INCORRECT:

Accepted Answer

A) Avoiding adapting to change 
B) Greater economies of scale 
C) Reducing risk 
D) Staying ahead of the competition 
A) Avoiding adapting to change 
B) Greater economies of scale 
C) Reducing risk 
D) Staying ahead of the competition A

Question 2

Supply… Which of the following is typically NOT an element in the tourism supply chain

Accepted Answer

A) A tour operator 
B) A travel agent 
C) An online travel agency 
D) A Local Authority 
A) A tour operator 
B) A travel agent 
C) An online travel agency 
D) A Local Authority D

Question 3

March and Wilkinson's tourism supply chain model outlines the following business relationships but which one is INCORRECT

Accepted Answer

A) Competition 
B) Complementors 
C) Regulators 
D) Co-creators 
A) Competition 
B) Complementors 
C) Regulators 
D) Co-creators C

Question 4

A tourism supply chain does NOT normally includes the following in delivering goods and services:

Accepted Answer

A) Emergency services 
B) A tour operator 
C) A travel agent 
D) An intermediary 
A) Emergency services 
B) A tour operator 
C) A travel agent 
D) An intermediary

Question 5

Select the correct term:

Accepted Answer

A) Transitional company 
B) Transnational Corporation 
C) Transport Network Corporation 
D) Transnational chain 
E) The acronym TNC is used to denote a 
A) Transitional company 
B) Transnational Corporation 
C) Transport Network Corporation 
D) Transnational chain 
E) The acronym TNC is used to denote a

Question 6

Select the statement that is INCORRECT

Accepted Answer

A) Cannot be stored 
B) Is mainly perceptual 
C) Is intangible 
D) Is perishable 
A) Cannot be stored 
B) Is mainly perceptual 
C) Is intangible 
D) Is perishable

Question 7

Airline costs do NOT comprise:

Accepted Answer

A) Aviation fuel 
B) Staff remuneration 
C) Airport infrastructure costs (i.e. terminals) 
D) Servicing costs 
A) Aviation fuel 
B) Staff remuneration 
C) Airport infrastructure costs (i.e. terminals) 
D) Servicing costs

Question 8

Which author wrote the seminal book on Tourism Supply Chains?

Accepted Answer

A) Song 
B) Witt 
C) Chon 
D) Pearce 
A) Song 
B) Witt 
C) Chon 
D) Pearce

Question 9

Low cost airlines remain competitive by NOT:

Accepted Answer

A) Using ticketless travel 
B) Providing multi-class cabin types (e.g. economy, business and first class) 
C) Having short turnaround times 
D) Using standardised aircraft types 
A) Using ticketless travel 
B) Providing multi-class cabin types (e.g. economy, business and first class) 
C) Having short turnaround times 
D) Using standardised aircraft types

Question 10

Select the odd one out:

Accepted Answer

A) B2B competition 
B) The functions they undertake 
C) Projects they manage 
D) Business units they manage 
A) B2B competition 
B) The functions they undertake 
C) Projects they manage 
D) Business units they manage

Managers can be classified in terms of the: Among the competitive reasons for strategic alliances, which of the following factors is INCORRECT:

Supply… Which of the following is typically NOT an element in the tourism supply chain

March and Wilkinson's tourism supply chain model outlines the following business relationships but which one is INCORRECT

A tourism supply chain does NOT normally includes the following in delivering goods and services:

Select the correct term:

Select the statement that is INCORRECT

Airline costs do NOT comprise:

Which author wrote the seminal book on Tourism Supply Chains?

Low cost airlines remain competitive by NOT:

Select the odd one out:

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Managers can be classified in terms of the: Among the competitive reasons for strategic alliances, which of the following factors is INCORRECT:

Supply… Which of the following is typically NOT an element in the tourism supply chain

March and Wilkinson's tourism supply chain model outlines the following business relationships but which one is INCORRECT

A tourism supply chain does NOT normally includes the following in delivering goods and services:

Select the correct term:

Select the statement that is INCORRECT

Airline costs do NOT comprise:

Which author wrote the seminal book on Tourism Supply Chains?

Low cost airlines remain competitive by NOT:

Select the odd one out:

Understanding Quality

Models and Frameworks for Total Quality Management

Leadership and Commitment

Policy, Strategy and Goal Deployment

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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