IHM 101 Chapter 1 Assessment

Restaurants, cafes, bars, and other establishments that provide food and drink to tourists

• Food and Beverage Services

• Leisure and Recreation Services

• Tourism Services

• Accommodation

This encompasses travel agencies, tour operators, information centers, and other services that assist in planning and facilitating travel.

• Food and Beverage Services

• Leisure and Recreation Services

• Tourism Services

• Accommodation

This includes hotels, resorts, hostels, motels, and other lodging facilities where tourists stay during their travels.

• Food and Beverage Services

• Leisure and Recreation Services

• Tourism Services

• Accommodation

Tourist attractions like museums, parks, historical sites, as well as entertainment options such as theaters, concerts, sports, and recreational activities.

• Food and Beverage Services

• Leisure and Recreation Services

• Tourism Services

• Accommodation

Various recreational activities that are organized around a specific pursuit, like participating in dance classes, joining a book club, or attending cooking workshops.

• Leisure and Recreation

• Activity-Based Leisure

• Countryside Recreation

• Sports and Physical Recreation

is the practice of traveling to and staying in places outside one's usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes.

• Hospitality

• Tourist

• Tourism

• Arts and Entertainment

The additional services and facilities that enhance the travel experience, such as restaurants, shopping areas, recreational facilities, and health services.

• Attraction

• Amenities

• Accommodation

• Accessibility

• Activities

The ease with which tourists can reach the destination and move around once they are there, including transportation options like flights, trains, buses, and car rentals.

• Attraction

• Amenities

• Accommodation

• Accessibility

• Activities

typically return to their place of residence the same day or shortly after. Their travel is more centered around a single experience rather than extended exploration of the destination.

• Excursionist

• Tourist

• Client

• Guest

(Multiple correct answers)
What are the factors that can influence tourist behavior, shaping how, where, and why people travel

• Social

• Intangibility

• Perishability

• Place of Origin