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Which of the following best describes tourism development?
What is a major consequence of poor planning in tourism?
What is the initial step in the tourism planning process?
What term describes specific, measurable, attainable targets in tourism planning?
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Which level of tourism planning is represented by municipal tourism development plans?
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Which dimension of tourism planning refers to the time frame for planning?
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What is a benefit of proper tourism planning on the social and cultural level?
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Which aspect of tourism planning assesses how local communities will be engaged?
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What is the time frame for medium-term tourism planning?
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What defines a tourism circuit?
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Which category of attraction includes human-made structures such as churches and archaeological sites?
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What is included in a comprehensive tourism plan?
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Which of the following best describes a tourism cluster?
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Which of the following describes a tourist development area (TDA)?
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What does a tourism corridor typically emphasize?
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Which of the following is an example of a geophysical attraction?
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Study Notes
Planning Overview
- Involves making decisions about future actions and implementing plans.
- Poor planning can lead to negative outcomes such as missed deadlines, last-minute work (cramming), increased pressure, and potential failure.
Tourism Planning
- A critical process driven by research and evaluation, aiding government management of tourism.
- Involves creating a framework for rules and policies that govern long-term tourism strategies and activities.
- Objectives include enhancing tourism development in targeted areas.
Impact of Tourism Planning
- Economic: Boosts local revenue, increases tourism receipts, and attracts more tourists.
- Environmental: Aims to preserve natural resources and landscapes.
- Social and Cultural: Supports the promotion and preservation of local customs and traditions.
- Addresses issues like crowding, service availability, taxes, and fostering a positive attitude in local communities.
Tourism Planning Process
- Gather and assess information to address current tourism development challenges.
- Envision an ideal future state for tourism.
- Evaluate and select among options to reach tourism goals, which are broad targets guided by clear, measurable objectives and strategies.
Dimensions of Tourism Planning
- Levels: Spans international and national to provincial, municipal, and site levels.
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Time Frames:
- Short-term (2 years or less)
- Medium-term (2-5 years)
- Long-term (5 or more years)
- Scope: Can be comprehensive (master plans) or focused on specific tourism aspects.
- Spatial Units: Areas designated for tourism development, referred to as tourism development units.
Categories of Attractions
- Geophysical: Natural landscapes such as mountains, rivers, and caves.
- Ecological: Refers to biological organisms and ecosystems.
- Cultural: Includes historical and human-made sites such as monuments, museums, and archaeological sites.
- Recreational: Encompasses theme parks, sports facilities, and entertainment venues.
Tourist Development Areas (TDA)
- Designated zones with significant tourist sites. Any location with multiple tourist attractions qualifies as a TDA.
Tourism Clusters
- Comprises two or more TDAs, enhancing collaborative tourism efforts in regions like Negros, Dumaguete, and Metro Cebu.
Tourism Circuits
- Routes connecting at least three major tourist destinations across different locations, exemplified by:
- Gastronomic Circuit: Features culinary experiences in Pampanga, Bicol, and Iloilo.
- Surfing Circuit: Covers popular surfing spots like La Union and Samar.
Tourism Corridors
- Thematic paths linking culturally and naturally attractive sites, such as the Silk Road Heritage Corridor in Central Asia and the Inca Corridor in South America.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential concepts of planning, focusing on tourism planning and policy. It discusses the importance of proper planning and the potential negative outcomes of poor planning, such as missed deadlines and increased pressure. Learn how governmental rules and guidelines shape tourism management.
