Question 1

In Romeo's study of urban tourism visitors, which of these categories of visitor was not identified?

Accepted Answer

A) Sport 
B) Business 
C) Vacation 
D) Fairs and convention 
A) Sport 
B) Business 
C) Vacation 
D) Fairs and convention A

Question 2

In which city has a replica of Shakespeare's birthplace been built?

Accepted Answer

A) Las Vegas 
B) Fuzhou 
C) Shanghai 
D) New York 
A) Las Vegas 
B) Fuzhou 
C) Shanghai 
D) New York B

Question 3

In terms of the paradoxes of urban tourism outlined by Ashworth and Page (2011), which of the following features is false?

Accepted Answer

A) Cities are multifunctional places 
B) Cities need tourism 
C) Cities are not created specifically for tourism 
D) Tourism contributes major economic benefits to cities 
A) Cities are multifunctional places 
B) Cities need tourism 
C) Cities are not created specifically for tourism 
D) Tourism contributes major economic benefits to cities B

Question 4

Select the odd one out. Ashworth (1992) highlighted three approaches to urban tourism which focus on:

Accepted Answer

A) Demand 
B) Supply 
C) Practice 
D) Policy 
A) Demand 
B) Supply 
C) Practice 
D) Policy

Question 5

Which of the following is not a key author in urban sociology?

Accepted Answer

A) Garreau 
B) Mullins 
C) Roche 
D) Lumsdon 
A) Garreau 
B) Mullins 
C) Roche 
D) Lumsdon

Question 6

Select the odd one out. The introduction of a tourist tax in Venice was introduced based on the following arguments:

Accepted Answer

A) To replace the need for surveillance of tourists 
B) To reduce the costs of tourism for businesses and residents 
C) To help fund historic building refurbishments 
D) To help control the flow of visitors 
A) To replace the need for surveillance of tourists 
B) To reduce the costs of tourism for businesses and residents 
C) To help fund historic building refurbishments 
D) To help control the flow of visitors

Question 7

Which of the following factors is the least important function for tourism in cities?

Accepted Answer

A) As ports 
B) As gateways 
C) A meeting places and conference locations 
D) As centres for accommodation 
A) As ports 
B) As gateways 
C) A meeting places and conference locations 
D) As centres for accommodation

Question 8

Which one of these is not a category in Thrift's level of world city?

Accepted Answer

A) Global 
B) Zonal centres 
C) Regional 
D) Local 
A) Global 
B) Zonal centres 
C) Regional 
D) Local

Question 9

Urban tourism research is characterised by

Accepted Answer

A) Paradoxes 
B) A case study approach 
C) Descriptive approaches 
D) Highly theorised approaches 
A) Paradoxes 
B) A case study approach 
C) Descriptive approaches 
D) Highly theorised approaches

Question 10

In Venice, what is the peak volume of tourists recorded at the Ponte della Liberta in a day?

Accepted Answer

A) 50,000 
B) 75,000 
C) 100,000 
D) 150,000 
A) 50,000 
B) 75,000 
C) 100,000 
D) 150,000

In Romeo's study of urban tourism visitors, which of these categories of visitor was not identified?

In which city has a replica of Shakespeare's birthplace been built?

In terms of the paradoxes of urban tourism outlined by Ashworth and Page (2011), which of the following features is false?

Select the odd one out. Ashworth (1992) highlighted three approaches to urban tourism which focus on:

Which of the following is not a key author in urban sociology?

Select the odd one out. The introduction of a tourist tax in Venice was introduced based on the following arguments:

Which of the following factors is the least important function for tourism in cities?

Which one of these is not a category in Thrift's level of world city?

Urban tourism research is characterised by

In Venice, what is the peak volume of tourists recorded at the Ponte della Liberta in a day?

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

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

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

In Romeo's study of urban tourism visitors, which of these categories of visitor was not identified?

In which city has a replica of Shakespeare's birthplace been built?

In terms of the paradoxes of urban tourism outlined by Ashworth and Page (2011), which of the following features is false?

Select the odd one out. Ashworth (1992) highlighted three approaches to urban tourism which focus on:

Which of the following is not a key author in urban sociology?

Select the odd one out. The introduction of a tourist tax in Venice was introduced based on the following arguments:

Which of the following factors is the least important function for tourism in cities?

Which one of these is not a category in Thrift's level of world city?

Urban tourism research is characterised by

In Venice, what is the peak volume of tourists recorded at the Ponte della Liberta in a day?

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

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

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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