Sustainable Tourism - Exams
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PRELIM Q1
The only impacts of tourism in the economy, environment, and socio-cultural environment are always
positive.
False
This means that the money of foreign tourists is spending in the visited country.
Visitor export
Tourism can impact the following areas except for one. Choose the letter that does not belong to the
group.
Ecotourism
Sustainable tourism may result in a net benefit for the social, economic, natural and cultural
environments of the area in which it takes place.
True
WTO stands for the World Tourism Organization.
True
Unplanned programs in tourism may result in a short-term negative impact on the destination.
False
In the impacts of tourism, this is referred to as the interaction of the people, social relations and
material artifacts.
Society
Sustainable Tourism is to improve tourism’s quality by changing the novel appearance and antiquity of a
tourism attraction.
False
Is the statement given true or false? “We have not inherited the earth from our ancestors. We have
borrowed it from our children”.
True
Ecotourism focusses on securing the aesthetic value and feature of the geographical setting and
aspect of the physical picture of the destination.
False
If there is too much number of tourists in a destination it can result in:
Overcrowding and loss of amenities for residents
This can affects the quality of experience in tourism.
Ecotourism (NS)
Responsible tourism is concerned with the conservation of the way of life and habitat of the local
community while profiting in any tourism industry inside their locale.
True
In the impacts of tourism, it consists of behavioral patterns, knowledge, and values which are acquired
through generations
Culture
These are the two main kinds of grassland ecosystems.
Savanna and Prairies
Zenaida Cruz defined sustainable tourism as the level of tourism activity that can be maintained over
the long term because it results in net benefits for the social, economic, natural and cultural
environment of the area in which it takes place.
False
Aquatic and Ecosystem are the two kinds of Ecosystems.
False
There are only 2 components of sustainable tourism.
False
John Beech and Simon Chadwick cited that in sustainable tourism, socio-cultural and environmental
impacts are neither permanent nor irreversible.
True
Sustainable tourism components are ecotourism, geotourism, responsible tourism and cultural tourism.
True
PRELIM Q2
The Presidential Decree No. Wherein the EIA was mandated to establish an environmental impact
statement system
1586
Types of Carrying Capacity Assessments
Concerned with how local, political, and administrative bodies can cope with tourism and to what
extent it is needed to put limits on tourism inflow.
Political Carrying Capacity
Focuses on the social and cultural changes due to tourism increase.
Sociocultural Carrying Capacity
The destination’s possibility to cater for demand without crowding out other local economic activities.
Economic Carrying Capacity
The number of tourists that can be at a destination without affecting its quality.
Physical Carrying Capacity
Looks at the situation from the tourists’ point of view, related to how they perceive the quality of
destinations.
Perceptual Carrying Capacity
TBL stands for
Triple Bottom Line Approach
Lundberg in 2011 has enumerated various types of carrying capacity assessments except for one.
Emotional CC
The capability to monitor the satisfaction of tourists in the tourism facilities.
Economic viability
The Triple Bottom Line Approach evolves the economy, sociocultural and environment
True
This is the procedure in order to review and evaluate the impact of tourism-related activities in the
environment, economy and socio-cultural.
Tourism Impact Assessment tool
Namibia’s tourism infrastructure is relatively food.
True
ETIS stands for
European Tourism Indicator System
The PCSD has established set of easy to implement guidelines for tourism development in coastal areas.
True
Namibia is an independent country located in Southwest Africa.
True
The EIA process covers the impacts of the proposed project that could affect the environment.
True
It is defined as the opportunities for women and men to obtain decent productive work in conditions of
freedom, equity, security, and human dignity.
All of the above
The case study suggests that Namibia has the potential to create a successful tourism industry.
True
Among all Philippine provinces, Palawan stands out environmentally because of its status as a major
repository of biological diversity as well as an ecologically sensitive area.
True
WTO stands for
World tourism Organization
PRELIM EXAM
Sustainable Tourism is to improve tourism’s quality by changing the novel appearance and antiquity of a
tourism attraction.
False
Namibia is an independent country located in Southwest Africa.
True
This can affects the quality of experience in tourism.
Environment
These are the two main kinds of grassland ecosystems.
Savanna and Prairies
Ecotourism focusses on securing the aesthetic value and feature of the geographical setting and
aspect of the physical picture of the destination.
False
If there is too much number of tourists in a destination it can result in:
Overcrowding and loss of amenities for residents
The Presidential Decree No. Wherein the EIA was mandated to establish an environmental impact
statement system
1586
It is defined as the opportunities for women and men to obtain decent productive work in conditions of
freedom, equity, security, and human dignity.
All of the above
The only impacts of tourism in the economy, environment, and socio-cultural environment are always
positive.
False
Lundberg in 2011 has enumerated various types of carrying capacity assessments except for one.
Emotional CC
Identify the answer to the given definition.
The rising number of tourism infrastructures creates destruction in the land resource.
Land degradation
Resources like energy, food, and other raw materials
Local resources
It is one of the most critical resources.
Water resources
Among all Philippine provinces, Palawan stands out environmentally because of its status as a major
repository of biological diversity as well as an ecologically sensitive area.
True
In the impacts of tourism, this is referred to as the interaction of the people, social relations and
material artifacts.
Society
Identify the answer to the given definition.
A tourism failure that integrates its structures with the natural features and indigenous architectural of
the destination.
Aesthetic Pollution
Pollution could be through air, road, and rail.
Air pollution and noise
The improper disposal is one of the reasons for the damage in natural resources such as rivers, scenic
areas, and roadsides.
Solid waste and littering
There are only 2 components of sustainable tourism.
False
WTO stands for the World Tourism Organization.
True
Is the statement given true or false? “We have not inherited the earth from our ancestors. We have
borrowed it from our children”.
True
Identify the answer on the given definition.
This can cause residents irritation and resentment toward tourism.
Overcrowding and loss of amenities for residents
This can happen when residents see that tourists are appreciating their culture.
Renewal of cultural pride
This relates to the creation of new jobs and income to the tourist destination.
Creation of employment
The capability to monitor the satisfaction of tourists in the tourism facilities.
Economic viability
Zenaida Cruz defined sustainable tourism as the level of tourism activity that can be maintained over
the long term because it results in net benefits for the social, economic, natural and cultural
environment of the area in which it takes place.
False
Sustainable tourism may result in a net benefit for the social, economic, natural and cultural
environments of the area in which it takes place.
True
Identify the answer on the given definition.
This is the long-term macro-level effects, such as general enhancement of skills within the economy,
provision of better social services and infrastructures.
Dynamic Effects
This income comes from tourism investments.
Indirect Contribution
An effect when tourists are spending their amounts of money on different tourism commodities.
Direct Effect
Identify the correct answer on each given definition.
These are tropical forests that receive a mean rainfall of 80 for every 400 inches annually
Tropical evergreen forest
Situated just before the arctic regions, the taiga is defined by evergreen conifers
Taiga
The biggest ecosystems, which cover around 71% of Earth’s surface and contain 97% of our planet’s
water
The Marine Ecosystem
The case study suggests that Namibia has the potential to create a successful tourism industry.
True
ETIS stands for
European Tourism Indicator System
In the impacts of tourism, it consists of behavioral patterns, knowledge, and values which are acquired
through generations.
Culture
Unplanned programs in tourism may result in a short-term negative impact on the destination.
False
Namibia’s tourism infrastructure is relatively food
True
This means that the money of foreign tourists is spending in the visited country.
Visitor Export
The EIA process covers the impacts of the proposed project that could affect the environment.
True
Sustainable tourism components are ecotourism, geotourism, responsible tourism and cultural tourism.
True
John Beech and Simon Chadwick cited that in sustainable tourism, socio-cultural and environmental
impacts are neither permanent nor irreversible.
True
This is the procedure in order to review and evaluate the impact of tourism-related activities in the
environment, economy and socio-cultural.
Tourism Impact Assessment tool
Responsible tourism is concerned with the conservation of the way of life and habitat of the local
community while profiting in any tourism industry inside their locale.
True
TBL stands for
Triple Bottom Line Approach
The Triple Bottom Line Approach evolves the economy, sociocultural and environment
True
Tourism can impact the following areas except for one. Choose the letter that does not belong to the
group.
Ecotourism
The PCSD has established set of easy to implement guidelines for tourism development in coastal areas.
True
WTO stands for
World tourism Organization
Aquatic and Ecosystem are the two kinds of Ecosystems.
False
MIDTERM Q1
One of the benefits of sustainable tourism development is to increase income.
True
A viable natural environment.
Environmental
History of Sustainable Tourism Development
Club of Rome was established. This association aims to study global proportions.
1968
This year is declared the International Year of Ecotourism.
2002
WTO General Assembly in Santiago (Chile) adopts the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism.
1999
The development of Sustainable Development Goals, which will be built upon the Millennium
Development Goals.
2012
First Earth Day was held at San Francisco to promote national teach-in on the environment
1970
WTO participates in the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development held in Rio de
Janeiro (Brazil), where “Agenda 21” is created.
1992
In the Global Sustainable Development Report, the UN identified the key for sustainable development
goals for the next 15year to year2030
2015
The International Union for the Protection of Nature changed its name to Union for Conservation of
Nature and Natural Resources.
1956
Blueprint for a Green Economy book was published by Barbier,
1989
Tourism: Blessing or Blight book was established by Young, this is about getting the attention to the
negative impacts of tourism.
1973
Sustainable Developmental Goals (SDGs)
Decent work and economic growth
Goal 8
Quality Education
Goal 4
Gender Equality
Goal 5
Reduced Inequality
Goal 10
Clean water and sanitation
Goal 6
A sufficient economy.
Economic
Give one of the major key players in tourism.
Blogger
The nurture of community.
Social
MIDTERM Q2
To look for future challenges and opportunities in the pursuit of a future.
Sustainable
To confirm their support for sustainable development.
Willingness
To review and to come up with , concrete, and realistic proposals that can manage
the important issues is environmental and developmental.
Innovative
The topics discussed in WSSD
To create policies for the proper way to produce and consume the resources;
Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and production-
This topic comes up with the creation of a world solidarity fund to help the poor
Poverty Alleviation
Affordable and efficient health services for all;
Health & sustainable development
Risk and disaster management approach
Protecting & managing the natural resource base of Economic & Social development
Stabilizing the greenhouse gases;
Protecting & managing the natural resource base of Economic & Social development
Digital assistance;
Sustainable development in globalizing world-
A sustainable fishery
Protecting & managing the natural resource base of Economic & Social development
Available, affordable and environmentally sound energy
services. Sustainable development of small island developing
states Support science and technology
Means of Implementation
To ensure availability and affordability of the foods
Poverty Alleviation
Reacting positively to create a proposal in bringing about poverty eradication and
human development.
Concrete and observable
Renew the responsibilities and in supporting the sustainable development.
Political
Future to succeed in a world free of caused by poverty, environmental degradation, and
patterns of unsustainable development.
Humiliation and indecency
Create a , equal and concerned worldwide humanity for the need for human dignity.
Humanitarian
Assess the accomplishments and areas wherein the efforts are needed in implementing Agenda 21
and other outcomes during the .
Rio Summ
MIDTERM EXAM
Reacting positively to create a proposal in bringing about poverty eradication and
human development.
Concrete and observable
To look for future challenges and opportunities in the pursuit of a future.
Sustainable
The topics discussed in WSSD
Digital assistance;
Sustainable development in globalizing world-
This topic comes up with the creation of a world solidarity fund to help the poor
Poverty Alleviation
Affordable and efficient health services for
all; Health & sustainable development
Stabilizing the greenhouse gases;
Protecting & managing the natural resource base of Economic & Social
development To create policies for the proper way to produce and consume the
resources; Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and production-
Support science and technology
Means of Implementation
Risk and disaster management approach
Protecting & managing the natural resource base of Economic & Social development
To ensure availability and affordability of the foods
Poverty Alleviation
Available, affordable and environmentally sound energy services.
Sustainable development of small island developing states
A sustainable fishery
Protecting & managing the natural resource base of Economic & Social
development The preservation of trees and other species of plants in the Palawan is
mandatory True
Sustainable Developmental Goals (SDGs)
Decent work and economic growth
Goal 8
Gender Equality
Goal 5
Quality Education
Goal 4
Clean water and sanitation
Goal 6
Reduced Inequality
Goal 10
The Namib Desert is the world’s highest sand dunes.
True
Future to succeed in a world free of caused by poverty, environmental degradation, and patterns
of unsustainable development
Humiliation and indecency
Create a , equal and concerned worldwide humanity for the need for human dignity.
Humanitarian
SEP stands for Strategic Environmental Plan.
True
PCSD stands for Philippine Council for Sustainable Development.
False
WSSD stands for?
World Summit on Sustainable Development
A viable natural environment .
Environmental
Namibia gained its independence in year 1990.
True
FENATA stands for the Federation of National Tourism Association.
False
A sufficient economy.
Economic
History of Sustainable Tourism Development
Tourism: Blessing or Blight book was established by Young, this is about getting the attention to the
negative impacts of tourism.
1973
WTO participates in the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development held in Rio de
Janeiro (Brazil), where “Agenda 21” is created.
1992
First Earth Day was held at San Francisco to promote national teach-in on the environment.
1970
The International Union for the Protection of Nature changed its name to Union for Conservation of
Nature and Natural Resources.
1956
WTO General Assembly in Santiago (Chile) adopts the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism.
1999
This year is declared the International Year of Ecotourism.
2002
Club of Rome was established. This association aims to study global proportions.
1968
In the Global Sustainable Development Report, the UN identified the key for sustainable development
goals for the next 15year to year2030
2015
Blueprint for a Green Economy book was published by Barbier,
1989
The development of Sustainable Development Goals, which will be built upon the Millennium
Development Goals.
2012
Give one of the major key players in tourism.
Private sector
Renew the responsibilities and in supporting the sustainable development.
Political
The WSSD met from August 26 to .
September 4, 2002
To review and to come up with , concrete, and realistic proposals that can manage
the important issues is environmental and developmental.
Innovative
To confirm their support for sustainable development.
Willingness
The definition “Environmental consciousness took root with the recognition of the negative effects
of industrialization on nature and the quality of life of residents particularly in the industrial cities”
was given by .
Swarbrooke (1999)
One of the benefits of sustainable tourism development is to increase income.
True
The definition “Development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising
the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”, was given by .
Brundland Commission (1987)
The nurture of community.
Social
The first tourism master plan was created in year 1991.
False
PRE-FINAL Q1
In the culture, the key actor is the civil society, that is concerned in the development of the social and
spiritual capacities of the people.
True
The Philippine Agenda 21 Key Actors are the economy, politics and culture.
True
In the year 1993, the conference of Environment and Development was held.
False
Through the vision of Philippine Agenda 21 it shows a good motive on improving a better life for
everyone to live in it.
True
Six Key Elements of a Local Agenda 21 By Rushmoor Borough Council, October 1996
Economic development
Integrating sustainable development aims into the local authority’s policies and activities
Focus groups
Consulting and involving the general public
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Measuring monitoring and reporting on progress towards sustainability
Awareness-raising events
Awareness raising and education
Developing-world partnerships and
support Partnerships
Corporate commitment
Managing and improving the local authority’s own environmental performance
The Aim of Philippine Agenda 21
Availability of the basic needs of people.
Social Equity-
Pursuit of resource conservation, and environmental restoration.
Ecological Integrity
Sustained implementation of environmental laws,
Ecological Integrity
To make sure of food availability.
Poverty Reduction-
Creating jobs,
Poverty Reduction
Agenda 21, the 4 main sections.
Strengthening the Role of Major Groups
Section 3
Means of Implementation
Section IV
Conservation and Management of Resources for Development
Section 2
Social and Economic Dimensions
Section 1
In the year 1996, the Philippine Agenda 21 was implemented.
True
PRE-FINAL Q2
WTO stands for the World Tourism Organization.
True
If there is too much number of tourists in a destination it can result in:
Overcrowding and loss of amenities for residents
TBL stands for
Triple Bottom Line Approach
Article 8 is about the giving the tourists a full access to all available forms of communication, internal or
external; they should benefit from prompt and easy access to local administrative, legal and health
services; they should be free to contact the consular representatives of their countries of origin in
compliance with the diplomatic conventions in force.
True
Aquatic and Ecosystem are the two kinds of Ecosystems.
False
Reacting positively to create a proposal in bringing about poverty eradication and
human development.
Concrete and observable
Lundberg in 2011 has enumerated various types of carrying capacity assessments except for one.
Emotional CC
Namibia is an independent country located in Southwest Africa.
True
Namibia’s tourism infrastructure is relatively food.
True
It is defined as the opportunities for women and men to obtain decent productive work in conditions of
freedom, equity, security, and human dignity.
All of the above
FINALS Q1
Through the vision of Philippine Agenda 21 it shows a good motive on improving a better life for
everyone to live in it
True
The Philippine Agenda 21 Key Actors are the economy, politics and culture.
True
In the year 1993, the conference of Environment and Development was held.
False
In the year 1996, the Philippine Agenda 21 was implemented.
True
In the culture, the key actor is the civil society, that is concerned in the development of the social and
spiritual capacities of the people.
True
FINALS Q2
The Global Code of Ethics
Tourism as a vehicle for individual and collective fulfillment.
Article 2
Salaried and self-employed workers in the tourism industry and related activities have the right and the
duty to acquire appropriate initial and continuous training.
Artivle 9
Financial resources derived from visits to cultural sites and monuments should, at least in part, be used
for the upkeep, safeguard, development and embellishment of this heritage.
Article 4
Obligations of stakeholders in tourism development
Article 6
All forms of tourism development that are conducive to saving rare and precious resources, in particular
water and energy, as well as avoiding so far as possible waste production, should be given priority and
encouraged by national, regional and local public authorities.
Article 3
Implementation of the principles of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism
Article 10
Tourists and visitors should have access to all available forms of communication, internal or external.
Article 8
Family, youth, student and senior tourism and tourism for people with disabilities, should be
encouraged and facilitated.
Article 7
Tourism a beneficial activity for host countries and communities.
Article 5
Tourism’s contribution to mutual understanding and respect between peoples and societies.
Article 1
It is the task of the to provide protection for tourists and visitors and their belongings.
Public authorities
Travel for purposes of religion, health, education and cultural or linguistic exchanges are particularly
forms of tourism, which deserve encouragement.
Beneficial
Special attention should be paid to the specific problems of areas and island territories
and to vulnerable rural or mountain regions, for which tourism often represents a rare opportunity .
Coastal
The Global Code of Ethics was created by the UNWTO.
True
UNWTO stands for United Nation Wide Tourism Organization.
False
The UNWTO embraced the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism in 1998.
False
The Global Code of Ethics has 10 Articles.
True
Article 8 is about the giving the tourists a full access to all available forms of communication, internal or
external; they should benefit from prompt and easy access to local administrative, legal and health
services; they should be free to contact the consular representatives of their countries of origin in
compliance with the diplomatic conventions in force.
True
resources derived from visits to cultural sites and monuments should, at least in part,
be used for the upkeep, safeguard, development and embellishment of this heritage.
Financial
Tourism resources belong to the common heritage of .
Mankind
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