1.
Tourism Demand is the _______________ measure of any area’s success in attracting visitors.
2.
Citizens are too frail and old to travel is a social determinant of a tourist ___________________ area.
3.
Disposable income is a _______________ determinant of a tourist generating area.
4.
Reliable tourism forecasts of the future revenue generated will help secure _____________for developments.
5.
Tourism arrivals number refers to ____________ demand.
6.
Visitor arrivals into Singapore are also known as ___________ tourists.
7.
Ally plans to travel to Tokyo in August but she read iabout the heatwave in Japan. She decided to postpone her travel to Oct. This is an example of ___________ demand.
8.
When no extra demand is generated, it is known as an/a_______________ effect.
9.
Due to ____________ efforts of STB, there is an increase in tourism demand which lead to a high number of inbound tourists into Singapore
10.
Allan decided to plan a self-drive holiday instead of a package tour to Brisbane Australia. This is an example of ___________demand
11.
Demand ____________ are factors that affects an individual’s ability to travel.
12.
Falling value of Japanese Yen against Singapore dollars is an economic determinant of a tourist ____________area.
13.
Bhutan’s limiting the number of inbound tourists each year is a type of _____________determinant.
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A type of suppressed demand
15.
Tourism __________ are expenditures by international inbound visitors.
16.
Loy Krathong is a festival celebrated by the Thai people on the full moon night of the twelfth month of the Thai lunar calendar. It is a _______________ variations determinant.
17.
The proportion of the population that does not participate in tourism is an example of _____ demand.
18.
Too ________tourism forecast will lead to rooms being empty, theme park rides will be unused, and staff will be laid off.
19.
Tourism demand is a combination of individual’s ___________to travel and ability to do so.
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___________demand is when geographical location of demand is changed.
