Risk Management for Ecotourism Destinations

It is a systematic approach to making decisions under conditions of uncertainty, with the total risk, by anticipating possible opportunities and accidental losses, and designating and implementing procedures that minimize loss or impacts

• A. Risk

• B. Tourism Risk Management

• C. Risk Management

• D. Management

2. 2. These are some of the important risk associated industry, EXCEPT

• A. Safety and security of tourist

• B. Destination and host country behavior 

• C. Demand and supply situation

• D. Degradation and economic policies

3. 3. It refers to damages to sites and assets from the activities of insensitive tourists who may damage wildlife.

• A. Alterations

• B. Heavy Use

• C. Toxic Tourism

• D. Environmental Impact

4. 4. A set which is likely to be useful in most any situation. These indicators have been found to be useful in virtually all destinations.

• A. Core indicators

• B. Ecosystem specific indicators

• C. Indicators

• D. Alterations

5. 5. What core indicator of sustainable tourism has the specific measures of ratio of tourist to locals (peak period)?

• A. Stress

• B. Social impact

• C. Local satisfaction

• D. Site protection

6. TRUE OR FALSE
   6. The ecosystem-specific indicators for beach destinations include erosion, sea quality, and use of densities.

• TRUE

• FALSE

7. 7. Third and most important step to ensure that a scanning process is carried out to identify risk.

• A. Eco-system specific indicators

• B. Good indicators

• C. Risk Scan

• D. Participatory Process

8. 8. These are a set of information chosen because they are meaningful to real planning and management decisions

• A. Databases

• B. Research

• C. Indicators

• D. Articles

9. 9. Refers to all stakeholders who have their own views on which assets bare important and why.

• A. Identifying key stakeholders

• B. Identifying destination's assets

• C. Identifying key values

• D. Identifying management

10. 10. Discussion from participants typically focuses on the values and expectations that both tourists and local residents hold concerning the destination.

• A. Gaining participation

• B. Defining destination

• C. Matching risk indicators

• D. Identifying issues