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25 Conversation questions about tourism

Conversation questions about tourism.

Tourism is a massive worldwide industry that just about every country embraces. Most people love to go to new places, meet new people, and see new things. This is a fun speaking topic that is particularly interesting for those who are working in the tourism industry or want to in the future.

The most challenging terms for English language learners in these discussion questions about tourism include – industry, domestic, international, festival, consider, medical, charge (money), locals, provide, ecotourism, rely, nationality, create, destroy, promote, and mention.

The conversation questions about tourism are – 

1 – What are the first 5 things that you think of when you hear the word tourism?

2 – Is tourism a big industry in your country? Where do most tourists go and why?

3 – Do you see more domestic or international tourists traveling around your country?

4 – Are there any special festivals or food that bring tourism to where you live?

5 – Do you spend much money on travel each year? Where will you go next?

6 – Have you ever considered medical tourism? Where would you go for this and why?

7 – Which countries are very cheap for tourists? Which countries are very expensive?

8 – Do tourists pay the same prices as locals in your country or are they charged more?

9 – Would you like to work in the tourism industry? What job would you like to do?

10 – Do tourists ever come to your hometown? What is there for tourists to do there?

11 – What are some popular websites about tourism? What do these websites provide?

12 – How would you describe ecotourism? Is it becoming more popular in your country?

13 – What could your country do to bring in more tourists from around the world?

14 – Have you ever had any problems while traveling as a tourist? What happened?

15 – What are some countries that rely heavily on tourism for their economies?

16 – How much money do you think that a tourist spends per week visiting your country?

17 – Which nationalities visit your country as tourists the most often? Why is this so?

18 – In what ways can tourism be bad for the environment? How can this be helped?

19 – What kinds of jobs does tourism create? Can tourism ever destroy jobs? How?

20 – How do you think that tourism around the world will change in the future ?

21 – What are some things that could be built in your local area to encourage tourism?

22 – In what ways do older and younger tourists travel differently?

23 – Do you like to watch TV shows about tourism? What was the last show you saw?

24 – What do you think about tourists visiting your country? Are you happy that they visit?

25 – If you were to promote tourism for your country, what things would you mention?

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Travel and Tourism Quiz Questions

Travel quiz questions on introduction and fundamentals of different types of tourism, affects, benefits and facts about tourism

A resort area – centered around a mineral spring, hot spring and the like, where one can find options for hydrotherapy is called_____ (a) Spring Resort (b) Spa (c) Jacuzzi (d) None of these View Answer Ans. (a)

_____ refers to all those individuals, who have potential to undergo any tour but they have delayed their plan due to some reasons. (a) Potential demand (b) Deferred demand (c) Creative demand (d) Future demand View Answer Ans. (b)

___ Tourism is usually at the places which are towards extinction or are potentially endangered. (a) Doom (b) Poverty (c) Dark (d) Disaster View Answer Ans. (a)

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A person who is travelling a place for pleasure is known as (a) Tourist (b) Traveller (c) Inbound tourist View Answer Ans. (a)

Which of the following is not a component of tourism product? (a) Attractive (b) Accessibility (c) Amenities (d) Attitude View Answer Ans. (d)

____ refers to all those people, who can undergo tours but are not utilizing any tourism product because of lack of motivation and sufficient information. (a) Active demand (b) Future demand (c) Potential demand (d) Suppressed demand View Answer Ans. (b)

A person who moves from one location to another is known as ___ (a) Tourist (b) Traveler (c) Inbound tourist (d) Out bound tourist View Answer Ans. (b)

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A country is mainly benefited from tourism by the ___ (a) Tourist expenditure (b) Tourist travel (c) Accommodation View Answer Ans. (a)

Which of the following are the characteristics of tourism industry? I. Stable location. II. Intangibility. III. Huge financial investments. IV. Stable demand. (a) Both (I) and (III) above (b) Both (II) and (IV) above (c) (I), (II) and (III) above (d) (I), (III) and (IV) above View Answer Ans. (a)

____ is a key tourism asset (a) Culture (b) Packages (c) Trekking (d) Hotels View Answer Ans. (a)

Who are the targets of a tourist spot that is located at great heights (a) Children (b) Women (c) Adventure tourists (d) Business tycoons View Answer Ans. (c)

Name the first space tourist: (a) Thomas cook (b) Dennis Tito (c) Dennis Martin View Answer Ans. (b)

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Excursionist means (a) A person who stays less than 24 hours in the country visited (b) A person who stays more than 24 hours in the country visited (c) A person who covers a reasonably large distance within the country of his residence. (d) A person who stays at least one year visited. View Answer Ans. (a)

___ defined as all those means that can be beneficially utilized for the purpose of tourism in a given area. (a) People (b) Resources (c) Transport (d) Homes View Answer Ans. (b)

Tourism is economically significant because it generates ____ and ____. (a) Happiness and Satisfaction (b) Income and Employment (c) Health and Safety View Answer Ans. (b)

Tourism is a business activity which requires: (a) Long-term planning (b) Medium-term planning (c) Short-term planning (d) All of the above View Answer Ans. (d)

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The word ‘tour’ is derived from the Latin word tornus, which means ____. (a) a tool for making a circle (b) a homely feel (d) a constituent of travel (c) relaxation View Answer Ans. (a)

Eco-Tourist is interested to visit a destination where there is (a) Rich wildlife wealth (b) Unique wildlife species (c) Relatively unspoilt natural environment (d) Dense forest View Answer Ans. (c)

Which one of the following is a travel motivator? (a) Booking a flight ticket (b) Civil Unrest (c) Imposition of heavy excise duty View Answer Ans. (a)

___ represent a fundamental resource for maritime tourism. (a) Islands (b) Boats (c) Scuba diving (c) Fishes View Answer Ans. (a)

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Which one of the following is a pact of adventure tourism? (a) Swimming (b) Bowling (c) Bungee Jumping (d) Chess View Answer Ans. (c)

_____ focuses on exploration the study of culture and traditions of indigenous populations. (a) Eco-Tourism (b) Ethno-Tourism View Answer Ans. (b)

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This is an example of a social benefit of tourism (a) Local people looking after the environment (b) Local people being employed in tourism businesses (c) Local people become entrepreneurs (d) Local people preserve and protect their culture View Answer Ans. (d)

Destinations that have long insolation periods and few cloudy days are suitable for _____ tourism. (a) Summer (b) Winter (c) Autumn (d) Spring View Answer Ans. (b)

If you are moving in a sanctuary and learning more about migratory birds, you are , in all probability, a/an (a) Researcher (b) Explore (c) Eco‐Tourist View Answer Ans. (c)

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When a visitor travels in his country of residence, he is a ____ visitor (a) Domestic (b) International (c) Inbound (d) Out bound View Answer Ans. (a)

Which of the following is not an element of tourism? (a) Bread and biscuits (b) Scenic attractions (c) Historical factors (d) Amenities View Answer Ans. (a)

The word Tourist was derived from the Latin word : (a) Tornus (b) Trident (c) Toijour View Answer Ans. (a)

Platforms of sandy and coral beaches close to the sea, sheltered from high waves and tidal currents, help to develop ______. (a) responsible tourism (b) beach tourism (c) sea tourism (d) eco tourism View Answer Ans. (b)

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Which is the most expensive type of tourism? (a) Green Tourism (b) Cruise Tourism (c) Space Tourism (d) Religious Tourism View Answer Ans. (c)

A person who travels on foot is known as (a) Pouching (b) Way Tarer (c) Cosmopolitan View Answer Ans. (a)

A tourist generating country is a ______ for tourism. (a) destination (b) market (c) spot (d) region View Answer Ans. (a)

International tourist is a ______ migrant to another country. (a) temporary (b) permanent (c) domestic (c) regional View Answer Ans. (a)

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Tourism creates impact on ____. (a) Individual (b) Family (c) Culture (d) Community View Answer Ans. (c)

An example for negative impact of tourism is: (a) Employment generation (b) Displacement effect (c) Higher GDP growth (d) Poverty alleviation View Answer Ans. (b)

_____ is a broad term that covers all tourism experiences centered on wild or natural environments. (a) Nature-based tourism (b) Adventure tourism (c) Eco tourism (d) Responsible tourism View Answer Ans. (a)

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_____ perceive that travel does not add any value to their lives. They are always engage in travel thinking and see no worth in paying extra for special amenities. (a) Economizer (b) Worriers (c) Tourists (d) Indulgers View Answer Ans. (a)

_____ do something beyond norms. They always want to be away from tourist crowds. (a) Elite tourists (b) Off beat tourists (c) Unusual tourists (d) Explorer View Answer Ans. (b)

Organized mass tourists are highly dependent on ______. (a) Trekking (b) Togetherness (c) Environmental bubble (d) Travel View Answer Ans. (c)

Educated tourists who like to try new experiences are known as _______. (a) Adventurer (b) Worriers (c) Dreamers (d) Indulgers View Answer Ans. (a)

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The ____________ of a destination is the main factor in getting the tourist to visit and spend time at a given destination. (a) Attractiveness (b) Food (c) Trekking (d) Culture View Answer Ans. (a)

A ______is the sum of the physical and psychological experience got by tourists during their traveling to the destination. (a) Tourism audit (b) Tourism product (c) Tourism culture View Answer Ans. (b)

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The Business of Tourism

Student resources, chapter 1: an introduction to tourism, question 1:  why is it difficult to define tourism.

Answer Guide:  Definitions are difficult because they need to encompass the many different types of tourists. For example, we can separate by domestic and international travel, reasons for travelling (e.g. business or leisure) and the length of time travelled (day trips or over-night). We also need to exclude those that travel but are not considered tourists (migrants, nomads, etc.) and those that use tourist facilities but are not tourists (e.g. academics visiting a historic attraction for research purposes).

Question 2: In this chapter, we note that tourism is influenced by characteristics such as intangibility, inseparability, heterogeneity and perishability. What are the implications of each of these characteristics for tourism managers?

Answer Guide: These characteristics mean that operations must be adapted accordingly:

Intangibility – this means that the product cannot be touched or tested before use. Consequently the way the product is marketed but be to give the buyer a good sense of what the product will be like. This might be through the use of videos that show the guest around or the use of famtrips for those selling holidays so they can better explain the experience to the tourist.

Inseparability – this means that the tourist and the service provider must come together for the service to take place. This interaction means that quality and consistency have to be ensured to maximise customer satisfaction. To achieve this extensive staff training may be required. It also needs to consider that multiple customers are using the product at the same time and can influence each other’s experience (i.e. a noisy group in a restaurant could affect the experience of a couple wanting to have a quiet meal together).

Heterogeneity – this means that the product is not always the same. For example, inclement weather, flight delays or the bad mood of service staff can make one person’s holiday experience very different from those travelling at a different time.

Perishability – this means that the product is time-limited. For example, once a plane departs, any seats on the flight that are not sold cannot be stored for sale at a later date. The same is true for a hotel bedroom. Tourism managers address this issue through yield management, pricing products to encourage early purchase as well as selling off remaining products last minute, if needed.

Question 3: How does the perception of available amenities and attractions influence a tourist’s choice of destination?

Answer Guide: Iconic attractions can be sufficient to attract visitors to select a particular destination. Other attractions may add to the appeal and encourage a longer stay. The availability of amenities (accommodation. restaurants, bars and shops, etc.) can make visits easier and more appealing, again extending the length of time a visitor stays at a destination.

• TOURISM GRADE 12 QUESTIONS - NSC EXAMS PAST PAPERS AND MEMOS MAY/JUNE 2021

TOURISM  GRADE 12 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS MAY/JUNE 2021

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION Read the instructions carefully before answering the questions.

• This question paper consists of FIVE sections.
• Answer ALL the questions.
• Start EACH question on a NEW page.
• In QUESTION 3.1, round off your answers to TWO decimal places.
• Show ALL steps of the calculations.
• You may use a non-programmable calculator.
• Use the mark allocation of each question as a guide to the length of your answer.
• Write neatly and legibly.
• The table below is a guide to help you allocate your time according to each section.

SECTION A: SHORT QUESTIONS QUESTION 1 1.1 Various options are provided as possible answers to the following questions. Choose the answer and write only the letter (A–D) next to the question numbers (1.1.1 to 1.1.20) in the ANSWER BOOK, e.g. 1.1.21 D. 1.1.1 The Covid-19 pandemic restricted travel worldwide. South Africa permitted … travel first to support the recovery of the tourism industry.

• international
• transcontinental
• interprovincial
• intraprovincial

1.1.2 Sleeping under mosquito nets at accommodation establishments in tropical areas is a measure to prevent contracting these diseases:

• Tetanus and Ebola virus
• Hepatitis A and hepatitis B
• Yellow fever and malaria
• Bilharzia and cholera

1.1.4 A tourist who prefers luxury travel will …

• stay at a three-star hotel in the city centre.
• put together an expensive and exclusive tour package.
• go on a packaged tour as part of a big group.
• share a room in order to save on costs.
• More hotels are being built, decreasing the accommodation capacity.
• The city is becoming overcrowded and people are moving to rural areas.
• After being busy the whole day, the worker goes home and relaxes.
• The worker and the supermarket earn money from the hotel being built.

1.1.6 A site characterised by different architectural styles providing information about the Mayan culture:

• Chichen Itza
• Berlin Wall

1.1.7 The Great Wall of China is found on this continent:

• North America
• South America

1.1.8 The TOMSA 1% tourism levy is collected by these sectors:

• Accommodation, car rental and tour operators
• Public, private and financial
• Food and beverage, and attraction
• Transportation, events and conferences

1.1.9 This World Heritage Site contains outstanding ecological and biological examples of fynbos vegetation:

• Cradle of Humankind
• iSimangaliso Wetland Park
• Cape Floral Region
• Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains

1.1.10 Offering a discounted ticket price to enter the Taj Mahal will be viewed as a … that will contribute to the success of the attraction.

• evacuation plan
• crime preventative measure
• universal access measure
• marketing strategy

1.1.11 Solving ethical challenges … in the workplace.

• promotes integrity
• describes the holiday environment
• is part of the contract of employment
• guides the dress code

1.1.12 Grooming refers to …

• verbal communication.
• working hours.
• personal hygiene.
• fringe benefits.

1.1.13 When an employee is unfairly dismissed, the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, 1997 (Act 75 of 1997) and the … form the basis for negotiations between the employer, the union and the employee.

• contract of employment
• marriage contract
• valid passport
• health certificate

1.1.14 FTT (Fair Trade Tourism) is the organisation responsible for …

• the grading of accommodation establishments.
• policymaking in the Department of Tourism.
• funding of start-up companies and tourism SMMEs.
• certification of sustainable tourism businesses.

1.1.15 Reduce, re-use, recycle are environmentally conscious initiatives that support the …

• eradication of alien plants.
• procurement of local products.
• management of waste.
• impact of Covid-19.

1.1.16 Geocaching is a hide-and-seek, outdoor recreational activity using a GPS (global positioning system) to find mystery prizes at specific locations. When participants from all over the world travel to various destinations to participate in geocaching activities, this can be classified as a …

• conference.
• local event.
• global event.

1.1.17 One regulation imposed on restaurants during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020:

• Maintain social distancing by arranging tables two metres apart.
• Prepare food away from customers' view.
• Remove shoes before entering the restaurant.
• Customers must supply their own hand sanitisers.

1.1.18 Foreign market share in tourism refers to the …

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• percentage of profit sharing with other stakeholders of foreign tourist arrivals in South Africa.
• foreign income that is earned from all foreign trade, including imports and exports.
• percentage of foreign tourists to South Africa in relation to other competing destinations.
• number of foreign companies that operate within the borders of South Africa.

1.1.19 The trend in the hotel occupancy rate from July to September for the period 2018 and 2019 in the table below shows …

• no difference in the demand for hotel accommodation.
• decline in the demand for hotel accommodation.
• positive growth in the demand for hotel accommodation.
• increase in travel patterns between the two years.

1.1.20 A dissatisfied tourist goes into a travel agent's office to complain about incorrect travel arrangements. The type of customer feedback used in this case:

• Online complaint
• Legal complaint
• Written complaint
• Face-to-face complaint (20 x 1) (20)

1.2 Give ONE word/term for each of the following descriptions by choosing a word/term from the list below. Write only the word/term next to the question numbers (1.2.1 to 1.2.5) in the ANSWER BOOK, e.g. 1.2.6 bank buying rate. tourist guide; budget; passport; optional extras; special needs; itinerary; single supplement; attractions; visa; hepatitis C vaccination 1.2.1 A recommended health precaution 1.2.2 A group of tourists who are abstaining from (do not eat) meat due to religious reasons 1.2.3 An excursion or activity not included in the original travel plan 1.2.4 Places of interest visited by many tourists 1.2.5 A document prepared by a travel agent that includes accommodation, meals and transport (5 x 1) (5) 1.3 Choose the correct word(s) from those given in brackets. Write only the word(s) next to the question numbers (1.3.1 to 1.3.5) in the ANSWER BOOK, e.g. 1.3.6 passport. 1.3.1 (Litter control/Noise pollution control) reduces the announcements made at the arrival and departure terminals at an airport. 1.3.2 The (logo/environmental policy) forms part of the branding of a tourism business. 1.3.3 (Discounted travel/Maternity leave) can be regarded a fringe benefit for a person working at a travel agency. 1.3.4 Solving a customer's complaint is a (technical/communication) skill. 1.3.5 Companies may change their (salary packages/marketing strategy) to highlight their offerings when hosting a national event. (5 x 1) (5) 1.4 Choose a term from COLUMN B that matches the description in COLUMN A. Write only the letter (A–F) next to the question numbers (1.4.1 to 1.4.5) in the ANSWER BOOK, e.g. 1.4.6 G.

• Itinerary (2)
• Hotel accommodation (2)
• Prescription medication (2)
• Duty-free shopping (2)

2.2 Study the flight schedule below and answer the questions that follow. 2.2.1 Explain ONE reason why there is a time difference between Mauritius and South Africa. (2) 2.2.2 Calculate what time it was in Mauritius when the Dubes arrived in South Africa at 12:00 on 30 April 2020. Show ALL calculations. (3) 2.2.3 Calculate the departure time of the repatriation flight from Mauritius. Show ALL calculations. (4) 2.2.4 Do you think the Dubes will suffer from jet lag when they land in South Africa? Give ONE reason for your answer. (2) 2.2.5 Estelle, a friend from London, stayed in the Dubes' home while they were on holiday in Mauritius. Estelle also had to return to London on a special flight. She departed at 19:00 on 24 April 2020 from the OR Tambo International Airport to London. The flying time was 11 hours. The United Kingdom practises DST during this period. Calculate the date and time when Estelle arrived in London. Show ALL calculations. (7) 2.3 2.3.1 Passengers were transferred directly from the aircraft into minibuses. The minibuses took them to the passport control point and then to the baggage collection point. These are not the normal operating procedures at an airport. Give ONE reason why it was necessary to transport the passengers in this way. (2) 2.3.2 Explain THREE ways in which the repatriation process ensured the health and safety of the South African passengers. (6) [40]

QUESTION 3 Study the information below and answer the questions that follow.

3.1 3.1.1 Before the Dubes left South Africa, they exchanged R50 000 for USD. Calculate the amount the Dubes received in USD. (3) 3.1.2 When the Dubes returned to South Africa, they were left with USD62,70. Calculate the amount the Dubes would have received when they exchanged the USD for rand. (3) 3.2 Explain TWO challenges most tourists would have experienced in exchanging their left-over foreign currency notes when they returned to South Africa. (4) [10] TOTAL SECTION B: 50

• Identify the mystery icon. (2)
• Name the continent where the mystery icon is located. (2)
• Identify ONE of the famous icons being referred to in the case study above. (2)
• State the problem that is currently threatening this icon. (2)

4.2.2 Discuss TWO reasons why the Egyptian authorities find it necessary to preserve these icons for future generations.(4) 4.2.3 Recommend TWO ways in which the Egyptian authorities can maintain a positive visitor experience despite the environmental issues mentioned in the article.(4) [26]

• Name the first strategy of SATourism's global brand initiative for 2020. (2)
• Explain ONE reason why the strategy in your answer to QUESTION 5.1.2(a) can be successful in making South Africa a destination of choice. (2)

5.1.3 The CEO of SATourism has placed trust in 'our people' to drive the country's tourism. Discuss TWO reasons why the CEO of SATourism has placed trust in South Africans to grow the tourism industry. (4) [12]

QUESTION 8 8.1 Study the information below and answer the questions that follow.

8.1.1 Identify TWO role players who would benefit from the GCET. (2) 8.1.2 Identify the two pillars of the triple bottom line represented by: 

• Article 3 (2)
• Article 5 (2)

8.1.3 Explain THREE ways in which Article 5 will prevent exploitation (taking advantage) of communities. (6) 8.2 Study the extract and picture below and answer the questions that follow. SUSTAINABLE TOURISM BUSINESS PRACTICES The King Committee on Corporate Governance (established in 1993) is responsible for promoting ethical business practices. The King Committee has published many reports over the years, known as King I, II, III and IV. King III of 2009 emphasised how businesses should be managed sustainably in terms of their finances, their responsibility towards the community where they do business and the protection of the environment. King III formed the basis of the triple bottom-line approach of doing business.

• Cancelled (2)
• Delayed (2)

QUESTION 10 Name ONE web-based customer feedback method. [2] TOTAL SECTION E: 30 GRAND TOTAL: 200

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Tourism Questions with Answers

1. The number of affiliate members of the WTO is

2. A Dharamshala is suitable for

• Those businessman who can stay in graded hotels
• Low Income families
• Only rich merchants
• All the above

3. A push strategy is directed towards the

• None of these

4. A traveler, who visits Mecca for the purpose of performing Hajj, is a / an

• Excursionist
• Religious Tourist

5. Adventure TSM classified into

6. Bekal fort situated in

7. Bharathanatyam dance from originated in

8. Black Pottery and clay pipes in

• North India

9. Blue Pottery in

10. Bolgatty palace built by

11. Chatrapathi Shivaji Terminus situated in ?

12. Christianity is divided among.....................main groups ?

13. Dilwaru Temples, mount Abu is the.................style of Architecture

14. Dussehra is celebrated during

15. Edakkal caves is situated in which district

16. Ellora caves situated in

• Nagapattanam

17. Every museum pray at least....................times a day

• Three times

18. Famous Hindu place of pilgrimage Amaenlath is in

• Uttar Pradesh
• Madhya Pradesh
• Andhra Pradesh

19. Fatehpur Sikri is located in

20. Guru Voyeur it is known as the

• Dwaraka of the North
• Dwaraka of the West
• Dwaraka of the South
• Dwaraka of the East

21. Haridwar is idle place for undertaking

• Spiritual / Religious Tours
• Historical Tours
• Farms Tours

22. Hindustani Music prevails in

• South India

23. Holi means?

• Anniversary

24. Hutub Minar complex was first constructed by

• Qutb-ub-din Aback

25. If you are moving in a sanctuary and learning more about migratory birds, you are, in all probability, a/an

• Eco-Tourist

26. If you to enjoy a Camel Safari you would have to go to

• Ran of Ketch
• Shriganganager

27. In which of the following cities is the Golden Temple located?

28. Indian Temple architecture styles

29. Ivory Bangles in

30. Jainism founder in?

• Siddhartha Gautama
• Vardhamana Mahavira
• Guru Arjuna

31. Kathak is the classical dance of

32. Kaziranga national park situated in

• Uttaranchal

33. Keoladeo national park situated in

34. Khajaraho Temple are situated in

35. Khuchipudi, a dance drama has originated from?

36. Leisure is a/an

37. Local flora and fauna is

• Utter Pradesh

38. Lotus temple is situated in

39. Mahabodhi Temple is a

40. Main Gurus of Sikhism?

41. Main Hindu dharmas are

42. Main through following the.....................fold path in Buddhism

• Seven fold path
• Five fold path
• Four fold path
• Eight fold path

43. Manas National park is a project.....................reserve

44. Name the largest Island in the World

• Great Britain

45. Nearly......................percent of Indians population in Hindus?

46. Parasailing is a popular form of enjoyment in Adventure Tourism. What is it ?

• Flying in the Air
• Flying above the Sea
• Flying in the Air above the Sea with the help of a motor boat
• Gliding in the air above the sea

47. Pushkar Fair is held in Pushkar which place?

48. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated in....................month

• Full moon month
• Half moon month

49. Recreation is a

• Privilege of a tour operator
• Privilege of a tour guide

50. Royal orient is operated by Tourist Corporation of

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Looking for Tourism Grade 11 Exam Papers and Memos? You’ve come to the right place. Aucfinder offers the latest official Memorandum, Past Paper, and Sample Test from the Department of Basic Education for free. You’ll also find a detailed explanation for each question together with answers and mark schemes.

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There are a few ways that you can access Tourism Grade 11 past Papers and Memos for the year 2022.

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Another way is to search for the papers online. A quick Google search should bring up a few options for you to choose from. Finally, you can also ask other students or teachers for copies of the papers.

However, it is important to note that these papers and memos are not always the most up-to-date or accurate. For example, the papers and memos from 2017 may not accurately reflect the current curriculum. It is always best to visit your local Department of Basic Education website to get the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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Tourism Grade 11 Exam Papers and Memos for 2022 can be downloaded below. These papers and memos are essential for any Grade 11 Tourism student, as they provide valuable practice for the upcoming exams.

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