REC280 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: North American Industry Classification System, Canada Border Services Agency, Destination Canada

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Recreation and Leisure Studies
• Course: REC280
• Professor: Maggie Miller

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Sample questions: an example of the indirect impact of tourism would be souvenir shops in niagara falls purchasing more souvenir t-shirts to restock their inventory. Induced impact refers to spending on tourism advertising to induce people to visit a destination. False: even though tourism industries are defined by the production of tourism commodities, some also produce non- tourism commodities. Inbound visitors are the same as domestic visitors . False: according to lecture, plog"s model fails to predict the choice of destination accurately. True: according to your text, tourism (as defined by the north american industrial classification system) is composed of five major industries. True: tourism, in canada, tends to be a highly seasonal activity. True: the destination (or resort) life cycle model is only a descriptive not a predictive model for the evolution of destinations. True: your text suggests interac machines facilitate international travel.