Question 1

In London, which percentage of pollution from transport contributes to CO? emissions

Accepted Answer

A) 10 
B) 50 
C) 20 
D) 40 
A) 10 
B) 50 
C) 20 
D) 40 C

Question 2

Which was the top airport in terms of passenger volume in 2018?

Accepted Answer

A) Beijing 
B) Hartsfield-Jackson, Atlanta 
C) Dubai 
D) Tokyo 
A) Beijing 
B) Hartsfield-Jackson, Atlanta 
C) Dubai 
D) Tokyo B

Question 3

According to Lumsdon (1997), the market for cycle tourism can be classified into the following market segments. Which is incorrect?

Accepted Answer

A) Residents 
B) Holiday tourists 
C) Organised group cyclists 
D) Event riders 
A) Residents 
B) Holiday tourists 
C) Organised group cyclists 
D) Event riders A

Question 4

Which is INCORRECT? According to McKercher and Lau, a typical itinerary tourists follow might be classified as

Accepted Answer

A) No movement 
B) Single distant stop 
C) Multiple day trips 
D) International trip 
A) No movement 
B) Single distant stop 
C) Multiple day trips 
D) International trip

Question 5

Which of the following was NOT in the top 3 Asian airports in 2018 by passenger volume?

Accepted Answer

A) Beijing 
B) Tokyo 
C) Pudong 
D) Hong Kong 
A) Beijing 
B) Tokyo 
C) Pudong 
D) Hong Kong

Question 6

What problems are created by tourist use of cars? Select the odd one out.

Accepted Answer

A) Rise in parking revenue for local government 
B) Congestion at key sites 
C) Illegal parking 
D) Visual and amenity pollution 
A) Rise in parking revenue for local government 
B) Congestion at key sites 
C) Illegal parking 
D) Visual and amenity pollution

Question 7

Which author in 2018 stated that 'distance has a profound, though often unappreciated impact on all aspects of tourism, extending well beyond the volume of tourists movements…'

Accepted Answer

A) Crotts 
B) Lau 
C) McKercher 
D) Song 
A) Crotts 
B) Lau 
C) McKercher 
D) Song

Question 8

Tourists typically use rail services in the following ways, apart from:

Accepted Answer

A) To access places of work 
B) As dedicated rail corridors to connect gateways and destinations 
C) Metro systems in cities to travel around 
D) As tourist sightseeing services 
A) To access places of work 
B) As dedicated rail corridors to connect gateways and destinations 
C) Metro systems in cities to travel around 
D) As tourist sightseeing services

Question 9

Which is incorrect? Transport planning in historic cities seeks to:

Accepted Answer

A) Separate pedestrians and vehicles 
B) Provide pedestrian and cyclist only facilities 
C) Create park and ride schemes 
D) Build more roads into the city centre 
A) Separate pedestrians and vehicles 
B) Provide pedestrian and cyclist only facilities 
C) Create park and ride schemes 
D) Build more roads into the city centre

Question 10

In Ho Chi Ming City, which vehicle has survived in small numbers for tourist use?

Accepted Answer

A) Cyclo 
B) Pedolo 
C) Janglo 
D) Punt 
A) Cyclo 
B) Pedolo 
C) Janglo 
D) Punt

In London, which percentage of pollution from transport contributes to CO? emissions

Which was the top airport in terms of passenger volume in 2018?

According to Lumsdon (1997), the market for cycle tourism can be classified into the following market segments. Which is incorrect?

Which is INCORRECT? According to McKercher and Lau, a typical itinerary tourists follow might be classified as

Which of the following was NOT in the top 3 Asian airports in 2018 by passenger volume?

What problems are created by tourist use of cars? Select the odd one out.

Which author in 2018 stated that 'distance has a profound, though often unappreciated impact on all aspects of tourism, extending well beyond the volume of tourists movements…'

Tourists typically use rail services in the following ways, apart from:

Which is incorrect? Transport planning in historic cities seeks to:

In Ho Chi Ming City, which vehicle has survived in small numbers for tourist use?

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Exam 8: Self-Assessment, Audits and Reviews

In London, which percentage of pollution from transport contributes to CO? emissions

Which was the top airport in terms of passenger volume in 2018?

According to Lumsdon (1997), the market for cycle tourism can be classified into the following market segments. Which is incorrect?

Which is INCORRECT? According to McKercher and Lau, a typical itinerary tourists follow might be classified as

Which of the following was NOT in the top 3 Asian airports in 2018 by passenger volume?

What problems are created by tourist use of cars? Select the odd one out.

Which author in 2018 stated that 'distance has a profound, though often unappreciated impact on all aspects of tourism, extending well beyond the volume of tourists movements…'

Tourists typically use rail services in the following ways, apart from:

Which is incorrect? Transport planning in historic cities seeks to:

In Ho Chi Ming City, which vehicle has survived in small numbers for tourist use?

Understanding Quality

Models and Frameworks for Total Quality Management

Leadership and Commitment

Policy, Strategy and Goal Deployment

Partnerships and Resources

Design for Quality

Performance Measurement Frameworks

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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