1.2 Tourism- reasons for growth of tourism

'The motivation to travel is mainly the result of push factors at tourist gathering regions.'

• True

• False

Study the following extract which shows information of the Camino de Santiago walk in Europe. 

The Camino de Santiago is a large network of ancient pilgrim routes in Europe. Today, it attracts thousands of people every year. One of the most popular routes involves a 780km walk from France to Spain, and would typically be completed in 30-35 days. Along the way, tourists can expect to enjoy beautiful scenic views of the countryside and beaches, interact with many people from all over the world, and enjoy local cuisine.

Which of the following needs could a tourist fulfil by participating in the Camino de Santiago walk? You may select more than one options.

• The need for relaxation and self-fulfillment

• The need for unique travel experiences

• Need to achieve personal growth

A Person's motivation to travel can change overtime. True or False?

• True

• False

People are able to travel more due to increase in disposable income. True or false?

• True

• False

Which of the following contribute(s) to the increased ability to travel? You may select more than one option.

• A) A travel website enabling people to find the cheapest accommodation in the tourist destination.

• B) Economic downturn 

• C) More paid vacation 

• D) Shorter Work Weeks

When people enjoy an increase in disposable income, they will travel more. True OR false?

• True

• False

The less convenient it is for tourists move around, the greater the mobility to travel. True or false?

• True

• False

Which of the following(s) has resulted in mobility to travel? You may select more than one option.

• Construction of local airport at a local tourist site

• 2. Increase in the number of flights between two cities

• Setting up a car rental service at a tourist site

An increase in car ownership will always increase tourists' mobility to travel. True or false?

• True

• False