Tourism Planning Oed

Question 1

This is the process of considering the needs of people planning a

trip and using those factors to determine the best resources,
programs, and activities for their trip. 

Answer: TOURISM PLANNING
Question 2

This is intended for local residents and businesses of the location,

as well as tourists who travel there. 

Answer: TOURISM PLANNING
Question 3

This is a dynamic process of determining goals, systematically

selecting alternative courses of actions to achieve those goals,
implementing the chosen alternatives, and evaluating the choice to
determine if it is successful. 

Answer: PLANNING
Question 4

This involves the coordination with other government agencies to

improve tourism related infrastructure. 

Answer:  TOURISM PLANNING

Question 5

This is commonly associated with trans-national travel but may

also refer to travel to another location within the same country. 

Answer:  TOURISM
Question 1

The consequence of having a lack of Answer  or poor tourism

planning is that the tourism industry is unorganized, the tourist
does not take the opportunity to travel, the number of tourists
decrease, and profits decrease. 
 Answer: TOURISM PLANNING
Question 2

Traffic problem is one example of Answer  impact. 

Answer: PHYSICAL

Question 3

The planning also extends to participation of the Answer , the

hotels and restaurants, travel transports, and even popular outlets
that can help as information centers. 

Answer:  private sector

Question 4

In Answer , every factor is considered, ranging from finding a

variety of accommodations to fit traveler's different wants and
needs to locating special programs and activities in that location. 

Answer: tourism planning

Question 5

The Answer  is essential as it provides plenty of resources and

information for travelers. 

Answer: planning process

Question 1

Match the term/details to complete each statement. 

Actual location of buildings,
recreation areas, streets,
walkways, parking, landscaping Answer 1 FACILITY SITE PLANNING
areas and other land uses are
shown in maps.

These studies pertain to

environmental, socio-cultural,
economic impact analyses, Answer 2 SPECIAL STUDIES
marketing analyses and
promotion programs. 

Includes pre-feasibility and

feasibility studies, evaluation of
environmental and socio- Answer 3 LAND USE PLANNING
cultural influences, and zoning
planning.

Computer technology is needed • Answer 4 SYSTEMS

to collect and analyze data. APPROACH

 Tourism planning is based on

an orderly arrangement of • Answer 5 SYSTEMATIC
activities. APPROACH

These studies pertain to

environmental, socio-cultural,
economic impact analyses, Answer 6 SPECIAL STUDIES
marketing analyses and
promotion programs.

Zoning regulations,
architectural landscaping and
Answer 7 often prepared for
engineering design standards
this type of planning.
are often prepared for this type
of planning.

Tourism is planned, developed

and managed in a way that the • Answer 8
natural and cultural resources ENVIRONMENTAL &
are not used up so that they are SUSTAINABLE APPROACH
available for continuous and
permanent use in the future.
Tourism plan, policies & • Answer 9
recommendations are expressed MPLEMENTABLE APPROACH
in a practical & achievable
manner.

The elements of the sub-

regional plan usually include
tourist attractions, location of
accommodation, and other Answer 10 SUBREGIONAL
tourist facilities, entry points to PLANNING
the subregion, transportation
facilities and infrastructure.

The local residents should be

given the opportunity to
participate in the planning of – Answer 11
their community’s future • COMMUNITY APPROACH
development and express their
opinion on the type of
community they want to live in.

All aspects of tourism

development are analyzed and • Answer 12
planned on a broad scope COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH

 Tourism is planned and

developed as an integrated
system within itself and • Answer 13 INTEGRATED
integrated into overall plan and APPROACH
development pattern of the
area. 

Considered a very expensive

process because it is more
detailed and frequent changes
take place because of the nature Answer 14 MASTER PLANNING
of cooperation required
between the private and public
sectors.

Designs for landscaping,

architecture, infrastructure and
engineering must be prepared
for resorts, hotels, restaurants,
attractions, archaeological and Answer 15 FACILITY DESIGN
historic sites, information and
cultural centers, visitor
facilities at national parks and
other tourist facilities.