The National Department of Tourism (South Africa) defines ……….. tourism

as tourism that attempts to “make a low impact on the environment and local

culture while helping to generate future employment for local people”.

When considering the environment while developing a tourism destination,

which one of the following resources can be regarded as a scarce resource?

With reference to site analysis of a tourist

attraction, detailed … and … require a thorough knowledge of the

characteristics of the site which is earmarked for the development of

facilities and amenities.

City ………. is one of the most influential psychological factors at play

when tourists decide where to travel. People with doubts

regarding where to travel will probably choose a destination based on this.

In the South African NTSS, it is acknowledged that there are many rural

areas in South Africa where tourism potential is not developed sufficiently.

What does the acronym NTSS in the South African government policy documents

stand for?

Development and design approaches can enhance

the unique quality 

The national policy supports the development of rural tourism in South Africa

for one of the following reasons.

The product life cycle is a tool that can help attraction managers

understand the change in management strategies required as the attraction moves

through its life cycle. Which one of the following is not a stage in the

product life cycle?

All resources are generally divided into two main categories – free

resources and scarce resources. Free resources are plentiful and freely

available for everybody to use in a tourism destination. Which one is an

example of a free resource?