The Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) methodology has provided a major breakthrough in supply-side measurement and, more importantly, credibility for the tourism sector. A) True B) False

When the two groups meet there are contrasts of behavior and expectations which trigger long term changes and consequences in both societies.

Why has tourism proved so difficult to define and measure on the supply side ? Give 3 examples?

A study of tourism 'leakage' in Thailand estimated that ..........% of all money spent by tourists ended up leaving Thailand (via foreign-owned tour operators, airlines, hotels, imported drinks and food, etc.). A) 65% B) 70% C) 80%

Doxey (1975) developed an ‘Irritation Index’ model of the relationship between the growth of tourism and community stress, provide 2 levels of irritation proposed in Doxey's model?

Richardson and Flucker (2004) identify five sub-types of carrying capacity, give two sub-types?

The impacts of tourism are varied and have many social consequences for a destination including (Give 3 examples)

What is the top destination in Saudi Arabia?

The economic costs of tourism fall into three categories, give one example/category?

The travel account of the balance of payments is based upon direct spending by international tourists. The categories of spending are normally (Give 3 examples)

The TSA allows tourism to be compared with other industries and allows economists (and academics and students) the opportunity to compare tourism sectors between different countries. The TSA measures:

This tourism model consists of 6 stages, which visually depicted the changes that occur in destination demand over time

Provide 3 reasons for tourism leakage ?