Travel and Tourism Industries

Question 1

The UK has lots of visitor attractions. Some are natural and some are man made. Natural attractions are purpose built.

Answer

true

Question 2

Alton Towers is and example of a man made visitor attraction.

Answer

true

Question 3

The River Thames is the natural attraction that runs through the capital city of England, London.

Answer

true

Question 4

An example of a cultural attraction could be The National railway Museum in York.

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true

Question 5

The West End in London is famous for its hippy markets and food stalls.

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true

Question 6

Camden Market is a well known Hippy Market in London

Answer

true

Question 7

The area best known for theatre and musicals in London is called The West End

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true

Question 8

People visiting the UK from overseas can access the UK by rail, sea or air.

Answer

true

Question 9

An airline that only runs during the peak holiday season and is often part of a package holiday is called a Charter airline.

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true

Question 10

Airlines that run all year round to a timetable and often fly even when not full are called Charter airlines

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true

Question 11

Ryan Air, Jet 2, EasyJet and BMI Baby are all examples of High cost airlines

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true

Question 12

Another name for Low cost airlines is Budget airlines

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true

Question 13

Scheduled airlines like British Airlines have more than one class of service on board their flights

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true

Question 14

Virgin Atlantic is an example of a charter airline.

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true

Question 15

CAA stands for Civil Aviation Authority who set standards of safety amongst the airlines

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true

Question 16

ABTA (The Travel Association) sets code of conduct and supports the train companies

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true

Question 17

Support organisations such as English Heritage have a main aim to preserve and protect the UK's culture and Heritage properties

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true

Question 18

A package holiday is made up of accommodation, transport and transfers. Extra services are called ancillaries.

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true

Question 19

Tour operators sell the package holiday that Travel Agents supply to them.

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true

Question 20

Travel Agents often get commission paid from the Tour operators for selling the Tour Operators products ( package holidays)

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true

Question 21

Travel agents main aim is to sell the products that their suppliers ( airlines, tour operators and accommodation) provide.

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true

Question 22

When booking a holiday customers can not book independently on line.

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true

Question 23

An e-agent is a person who is classed as an expert at booking holidays and often works from home.

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true

Question 24

Lastminute.com, Expedia and Lowcostholidays.com are all examples of e-agents ( or web based travel agents)

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true

Question 25

Home workers are travel agents who work from home choosing which hours they wish to work by logging into their computer and having enquiries forwarded to them.

Answer

true

Question 26

Butlins and Haven are examples of Domestic Tour operators

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true

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