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What is a defining characteristic of a tourist destination?
What is a defining characteristic of a tourist destination?
- Presence of primary attractions that meet tourist needs (correct)
- Availability of local cuisines
- Natural resources for export
- High population density
How can a primary attraction influence an area?
How can a primary attraction influence an area?
- By increasing the cost of living
- By enhancing transportation facilities only
- By transforming it into a tourist destination (correct)
- By eliminating local cultures
Which of the following factors is relevant in the classification of tourist destinations?
Which of the following factors is relevant in the classification of tourist destinations?
- Number of local inhabitants
- Availability of government funding
- Number of hotels and restaurants
- Size and location (correct)
What role does diversification play in a tourist destination?
What role does diversification play in a tourist destination?
What is one way to recognize whether a place is a tourist destination?
What is one way to recognize whether a place is a tourist destination?
What are the phases of Swarbrooke's 'Birth' of a tourist destination?
What are the phases of Swarbrooke's 'Birth' of a tourist destination?
What characteristic is associated with Butle's Tourist Area Life Cycle?
What characteristic is associated with Butle's Tourist Area Life Cycle?
Which method is crucial for measuring a tourist destination's sustainability?
Which method is crucial for measuring a tourist destination's sustainability?
In which stage do large companies begin investing in accommodation, leading to a decline in local control?
In which stage do large companies begin investing in accommodation, leading to a decline in local control?
What primarily indicates a conflict between residents and tourists?
What primarily indicates a conflict between residents and tourists?
What is the main issue that arises during the Stagnation stage of a tourist destination?
What is the main issue that arises during the Stagnation stage of a tourist destination?
During which phase do communities initially respond to the arrival of tourists with basic services?
During which phase do communities initially respond to the arrival of tourists with basic services?
What is likely to happen as the number of tourists exceeds local inhabitants?
What is likely to happen as the number of tourists exceeds local inhabitants?
What aspect indicates tourist pressure on the environment?
What aspect indicates tourist pressure on the environment?
What does a destination rely on once it reaches the Stagnation stage?
What does a destination rely on once it reaches the Stagnation stage?
What describes the planning efforts during the development phase of tourism?
What describes the planning efforts during the development phase of tourism?
What role do secondary attractions play in tourism?
What role do secondary attractions play in tourism?
What characterizes stage 4 of the tourism destination lifecycle?
What characterizes stage 4 of the tourism destination lifecycle?
Which of the following is NOT a possible outcome for a tourist destination as it matures?
Which of the following is NOT a possible outcome for a tourist destination as it matures?
What is the effect of introducing new secondary attractions as described in the content?
What is the effect of introducing new secondary attractions as described in the content?
What commonly happens to tourist destinations that experience a complete decline?
What commonly happens to tourist destinations that experience a complete decline?
According to Butler’s Tourism Area Life Cycle model, what is the first stage?
According to Butler’s Tourism Area Life Cycle model, what is the first stage?
What is indicated by a destination reaching stagnation?
What is indicated by a destination reaching stagnation?
Which of the following describes the service and facility changes at stage 4?
Which of the following describes the service and facility changes at stage 4?
What is one of the basic elements of a destination zone?
What is one of the basic elements of a destination zone?
Which factor is essential for making a destination more competitive?
Which factor is essential for making a destination more competitive?
What should be assessed before construction of tourism facilities begins?
What should be assessed before construction of tourism facilities begins?
What is the purpose of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)?
What is the purpose of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)?
Which aspect does NOT contribute to the planning of a tourism destination?
Which aspect does NOT contribute to the planning of a tourism destination?
How can the attitude of host communities affect a destination?
How can the attitude of host communities affect a destination?
What advantage should planners focus on to enhance a destination's competitiveness?
What advantage should planners focus on to enhance a destination's competitiveness?
What role does physical planning play in destination design?
What role does physical planning play in destination design?
What is the primary goal of managing a tourist destination?
What is the primary goal of managing a tourist destination?
Why is integrated destination planning important?
Why is integrated destination planning important?
What should infrastructure and services for a new tourism destination be planned for?
What should infrastructure and services for a new tourism destination be planned for?
What is a major challenge in achieving destination sustainability?
What is a major challenge in achieving destination sustainability?
Who should be involved in managing a destination to ensure effective management?
Who should be involved in managing a destination to ensure effective management?
What happens if the needs of local infrastructure aren't integrated into the regional plan?
What happens if the needs of local infrastructure aren't integrated into the regional plan?
What does effective destination management require in terms of stakeholder inclusion?
What does effective destination management require in terms of stakeholder inclusion?
What is meant by the term 'integrated planning' in destination management?
What is meant by the term 'integrated planning' in destination management?
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Study Notes
Tourist Destination
- A tourist destination is an area with attractions that meet tourists' specific needs.
- A destination zone has communities, transportation linkages, attraction complexes, and an entrance or gateway.
- Planning a destination involves uniting primary attractions with other tourism supply components.
- Planners aim to maximize accessibility, product advantages, and natural/cultural resource advantages.
- A positive attitude from the host community towards tourists increases a destination's attractiveness.
- Planning a destination involves planning attractions, infrastructure, accommodation, access, supporting facilities, and services.
- Aim for a strong relationship between the private and public sectors during destination planning.
- Consider environmental and social impacts before construction.
- Conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to ensure environmentally friendly and sustainable development.
- Conduct a Social Impact Assessment (SIA) and economic viability study to assess potential impacts and profitability.
- Destination management involves considering the host community, the environment, and visiting tourists.
Integrated Destination Planning and Management
- Tourist destinations are not isolated but exist within larger regions.
- Integrated destination planning considers all infrastructure and service needs of the destination within the regional context.
- It's crucial to consider the impact on existing infrastructure (water, electricity, sewerage) when planning a new tourist destination.
- Tourism is seasonal; infrastructure should be capable of handling peak periods.
- Integrated destination planning is essential for long-term sustainability.
- Integrated destination management involves all stakeholders in managing the destination.
Supporting Services and Facilities
- Supporting services and facilities enhance the tourist experience by providing additional options.
- These options increase tourist expenditure.
- Examples include craft markets, traditional food restaurants, and cultural experiences.
Tourist Area Life Cycle (TALC)
- Stages of TALC: Discovery, Involvement, Development, Stagnation, and Decline/Rejuvenation.
- Discovery: Exploration stage, few tourists with basic services.
- Involvement: Community-driven, basic services provided.
- Development: Large tourist influx, increased investment, potential overuse.
- Stagnation: Tourist numbers peak, reliance on repeat visits, social, environmental, and economic challenges arise.
- Decline/Rejuvenation: Tourist numbers decrease, some destinations rejuvenate by offering new products, while others experience a complete decline.
Indicators of a Destination Decline
- High tourist visitor numbers compared to residents can lead to conflict.
- High tourist pressure on the environment, measured by the average number of tourists per square kilometer, can be an indicator of decline.
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