Tourism Development Quiz

What is the primary purpose of tourism development?

• To build new hotels and resorts.

• To generate revenue for the government.

• To plan, improve, and manage tourism resources for the long-term benefit of all stakeholders.

• To attract as many foreign tourists as possible.

According to the notes, what is the relationship between tourism planning and tourism development?

• They are the same thing.

• Planning is the implementation, while development is the blueprint.

• Planning is the blueprint or strategy, and development is the actual implementation

• Development always comes before planning.

Which of the following is a goal of tourism development related to the host community?

• Global competitiveness.

• Inclusive development.

• Economic growth.

• Environmental balance.

A destination that is world-class and attractive is a result of which tourism development goal?

• Social benefits.

• Environmental balance.

• Economic growth.

• Global competitiveness.

What can happen to tourism development without proper planning?

• It becomes more efficient.

• It may be unorganized, unsustainable, and damaging.

• It focuses more on social benefits.

• It becomes more capital-intensive.

Which of these is considered a hindrance to tourism development?

• Sufficient funding.

• Community participation.

• Lack of infrastructure.

• Inter-agency cooperation.

The government's role in tourism development includes setting policies, regulations, and incentives. This is a part of which aspect of development?

• Economic.

• Social.

• Political.

• Environmental.

What characteristic makes tourism development projects long-term and capital-intensive?

• They only involve the private sector.

• They require multi-sector involvement.

• They are subject to feasibility studies and impact assessments.

• They often involve large-scale infrastructure and services.

The first step in evaluating a tourism project is:

• Implementation.

• Background analysis.

• Detailed research.

• Evaluation.

Which step in project evaluation involves aligning the project with national or regional objectives?

• Background analysis.

• Detailed research.

• Synthesis and goal-setting.

• Implementation.