Hospitality and Tourism 3.01

Which of the following is an example of leisure travel?

• Ryan flies to Boston to make a sales presentation

• Rachel rides a train to Dallas to attend a trade show

• Thomas flies to Florida to visit his parents for a week

• Tara drives to San Francisco to sign a contract on her employer's behalf.

Which of the following is a political factor that may impact travel behavior?

• health issues

• terrorist threats

• flight schedules

• financial difficulties

Because Caleb doesn't want to go through the hassle of renting a car while traveling for business, he typically stays at hotels that offer shuttle service to and from the airport. What is the motivation for Caleb's lodging choices?

• the need for security

• the need for recognition

• the desire for convenience

• the desire for quality accommodations

The owner of an advertising agency plans to leave town to negotiate a merger for his company. What is the purpose of his trip?

• education

• business

• family

• leisure

What amenities are many hotels offering to attract the growing number of women business travelers?

• concierge services

• housekeeping services

• extra security measures and spa services

• room service and brochures to local attractions

Sleep Well Motel is located near a major highway that is 100 miles away from a well-known beach destination, and the average stay of a guest is one night. What is the Sleep Well Motel's target market?

• transient traveler

• college student

• married couple

• businesspeople

Lilly is traveling to Charleston, SC to attend her best friend’s wedding. What is the purpose of Lilly's trip?

• relaxation

• visit family

• sightseeing

• special event

A cruise line offers a three-day Caribbean cruise that includes activities for parents, childcare services, and a variety of activities for children 6 months to 17 years old. What is the cruise line's target market?

• single adults

• young families

• baby boomers

• senior citizens