Year 12 · SACE / Tourism
Flashcards and recall.
Make a short deck from material you need to recall without notes.
Try this with Tourism
- Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
- Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
- Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.
Recall topics
- Name the main sectors of the tourism industry.
- Which sector does an online travel agency belong to?
- Give one example each of a natural, a built and a cultural attraction.
- What does MICE stand for?
- Is a business classified by who owns it or by what it does?
- What are the three regions in a whole-of-system model of tourism (such as Leiper's)?
- Why does a systems view of tourism matter in an exam answer?
- In a systems model, where would a two-night stopover in Singapore on the way to London sit?
- What does interdependence between tourism sectors mean?
- What is a tourism package?
- Give two benefits of collaboration between tourism businesses.
- Give an example of collaboration between the cruise and attractions sectors.
- How can collaboration help solve a problem such as seasonality?
- Name one tourism role of each level of Australian government.
- Why do governments invest in tourism infrastructure?
- Why do state governments fund major events?
- What is a tourism levy or bed tax?
- Give one benefit and one cost of a tourism levy.
- What is the difference between internal and external regulation in tourism?
- Give an example of external regulation of a tourism activity.
- What is the role of a tourism industry association?
- Why might voluntary industry codes be less effective than laws?
- List four positive economic impacts of tourism.
- List three negative economic impacts of tourism.
- Why is international tourism counted as an export?
- What is economic dependence on tourism and why is it risky?
- Define the multiplier effect.
- Distinguish direct, indirect and induced effects in the multiplier.
- What makes a tourism multiplier larger?
- Why do small, remote destinations often have small multipliers?
- Define leakage in tourism.
- Give two strategies to reduce leakage.
- Is a resort buying fish from a local fisher an example of leakage?
- What is seasonality in tourism?
- Give two effects of seasonality on a destination.
- Give two strategies to reduce seasonality.
- How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect Australian tourism?
- How does a fall in the Australian dollar affect inbound and outbound tourism?
- How do rising interest rates affect domestic tourism?
- Why are tourism businesses especially vulnerable to external shocks?
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