Active Transport (Tour 161)

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The following are features seen among cycling tourists, EXCEPT: A. Cycling is the prime purpose for traveling, B. They prefer fast-paced travel and luxury accommodations, C. They engage in less polluting and carbon emission activities, D. They seek authenticity, mainly in food

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They prefer fast-paced travel and luxury accommodations.

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This motivating factor in cycling tourism involves the desire to develop cycling skills, take on challenging activities, and make use of specialized equipment.

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Competence mastery

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What is one major challenge in implementing active transport for low-carbon tourism? Options: A. Government restrictions on non-motorized transport, B. Lack of interest from tourists, C. Development of infrastructure for bike lanes and walkways, D. Promotion of car rental services for tourists

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Development of infrastructure for bike lanes and walkways

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During the post-pandemic, the importance of actions from the government and response from the public was emphasized in promoting low-carbon mobility. True or False?

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False

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What term refers to a person who travels away from their hometown or country for at least 24 hours or one night for a holiday or trip, where the use of bicycle as a transport mode is an essential part of their trip?

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Cycle Tourist

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This motivating factor in cycling tourism involves pursuing cycling as an impressive activity to develop confidence in oneself.

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Personal Challenge

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Active Transport in the tourism industry can be broadly categorized into two, What are they? A. Vehicle Tour and Walking Tour B. Walking Tour and Cycling Tour C. Group Tour and Adventure Tour D. Cycling Tour and Luxury Tour

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Walking Tour and Cycling Tour

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_________ includes the age group of tourists that range from 15 to 44 years and they involve couples as well as adults that are more experienced with good knowledge.

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DIY Touring Holidays

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Cycling first developed in the early nineteenth century.

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False

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The following elements are part of the natural environment, EXCEPT: A. Biodiversity, B. Variety of scenic views, C. Untouched natural landscapes, D. Urban green spaces

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Urban green spaces