Tourism Model - Tourism System - Exam, Exams of Biology

Tourism Model, Components of a System, Major Issues, Visitor Attractions, Purposes of Classification, Grading in Tourist Accommodation, Tourism Destination, Functional and Spatial Elements, Relative Roles, Functions of the Private. Past exam paper for biological courses are available here. I expect people will get some help if they need.

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ARHOLIADAU EXAMINATIONS
SEMESTER TWO EXAMINATIONS, 2012
INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND RURAL SCIENCES
BR12720: THE TOURISM SYSTEM
Time allowed: 1 ½ HOURS.
Section A- Answer 2 questions.
Section B- Answer 1 question.
Section A (Answer 2 questions)
1. Explain the main components of a system and how they might be applied to a basic
tourism model.
2. What are some of the major issues in managing visitor attractions in tourism?
3. What are the purposes of classification and grading in tourist accommodation?
4. What is a tourism destination? Describe the basic functional and spatial elements
that a destination should have.
Section B (Answer 1 question)
5. Explain the relative roles and functions of the private, public and voluntary sectors in
tourism in North Wales.
6. Show how the Tourism Area Lifecyle model (TALC) helps explain the development
of tourism in North Wales. How well do you think it does so?
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ARHOLIADAU EXAMINATIONS

SEMESTER TWO EXAMINATIONS, 2012

INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND RURAL SCIENCES

BR12720: THE TOURISM SYSTEM

Time allowed: 1 ½ HOURS.

Section A- Answer 2 questions. Section B- Answer 1 question.

Section A (Answer 2 questions)

  1. Explain the main components of a system and how they might be applied to a basic tourism model.
  2. What are some of the major issues in managing visitor attractions in tourism?
  3. What are the purposes of classification and grading in tourist accommodation?
  4. What is a tourism destination? Describe the basic functional and spatial elements that a destination should have.

Section B (Answer 1 question)

  1. Explain the relative roles and functions of the private, public and voluntary sectors in tourism in North Wales.
  2. Show how the Tourism Area Lifecyle model (TALC) helps explain the development of tourism in North Wales. How well do you think it does so?

END OF PAPER