Travel Agent Final Review
the us state departments' website: travel.state.gov, contains what information
-travel advisories
-entry requirements for individual counties
-passport information
-health issues- vaccination requirements, etc
-all of the above - (correct Answer) - all of the above
what are some things to look out for when avoiding drinking local tap water?
-brushing your teeth from the bathroom sink
-ice in your soda drinks
-fruits and vegetables that cannot be peeled
-all of the above - (correct Answer) - all of the above
customs is the procedure by which government agents: - (correct Answer) - inspect luggage and
purchases entering a country
what items are necessary to obtain a us passport - (correct Answer) - passport application, fee, photos,
birth certificate, and driver's license
marketing whose purpose is to attract the greatest number of potential buyers is called? - (correct
Answer) - Mass marketing
the first step in marketing - (correct Answer) - research
which of the following is an example is an example of an "open ended" question - (correct Answer) -
where did you go on your last vacation and what did you enjoy about it?
T/F: Theme parks are attractions that vacationers go to see such as the Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate
Bridge, and the Great Wall of China. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F: The Hospitality Industry refers to hotels only. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F:Insurance Companies only supply car rental insurance. Travel Insurance is not necessary when to
protect travelers from unanticipated incidents such as lost luggage, missed airline connections, illnesses,
and accidents. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F: Tour operators provide one of the most common forms of packaged travel. - (correct Answer) - True
, Leisure travel is... - (correct Answer) - travel for the purpose of enjoyment
T/F: Food services include restaurants, fast-food outlets, and other dining venues. - (correct Answer) -
True
T/F: All-Inclusive resorts include, lodging, food, entertainment, and many activities for one price. -
(correct Answer) - True
T/F: Car rentals are not located near airports. Customers must get out of the airport in order to locate a
car rental counter - (correct Answer) - false
suppliers are... - (correct Answer) - companies that create, own, and provide the travel products sold.
T/F: Destination Marketing organizations are organizations whose purpose is to promote and facilitate
travel to and within their districts, cities, regions, states/provinces, nations, or even continents. - (correct
Answer) - True
T/F: Attractions are a "super" attraction and includes parks such as Disney world. - (correct Answer) -
False
T/F: Meetings and conventions is a huge sector of the travel industry as it works with leisure travelers to
set up hotel rooms. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F: A travel agent is a professional who analyzes a traveler's needs and then prices, recommends,
arranges, and sells one or more components of the person's trip. - (correct Answer) - True
T/F: Cruise lines are the fastest growing segment in the travel industry and includes companies such as
Hilton, Marriott, and Hyatt. - (correct Answer) - False
Intermediaries are.... - (correct Answer) - Companies that act as go-betweens, linking suppliers with the
traveling public.
Consumers are... - (correct Answer) - That's you! You consume or use the travel product.
Business travel... - (correct Answer) - travel related to work
T/F: tourism comes from the word tourist; therefore, it clearly implies that pleasure-not business- is the
motive for travel. - (correct Answer) - True
A travel package is.... - (correct Answer) - several travel components bundled together and sold as one
product.
T/F: rail travel was once the dominant form of transit-especially in Europe and Asia- but still represents
an important part of the transportation industry within travel. - (correct Answer) - true
The distance between seat rows on an aircraft is known as: - (correct Answer) - pitch
T/F: The person handling luggage at curbside is called skycap. - (correct Answer) - True
T/F: Airports used by airlines for a majority of their flights are called hubs. - (correct Answer) - True
The airline code for American Airlines is? - (correct Answer) - AA
the us state departments' website: travel.state.gov, contains what information
-travel advisories
-entry requirements for individual counties
-passport information
-health issues- vaccination requirements, etc
-all of the above - (correct Answer) - all of the above
what are some things to look out for when avoiding drinking local tap water?
-brushing your teeth from the bathroom sink
-ice in your soda drinks
-fruits and vegetables that cannot be peeled
-all of the above - (correct Answer) - all of the above
customs is the procedure by which government agents: - (correct Answer) - inspect luggage and
purchases entering a country
what items are necessary to obtain a us passport - (correct Answer) - passport application, fee, photos,
birth certificate, and driver's license
marketing whose purpose is to attract the greatest number of potential buyers is called? - (correct
Answer) - Mass marketing
the first step in marketing - (correct Answer) - research
which of the following is an example is an example of an "open ended" question - (correct Answer) -
where did you go on your last vacation and what did you enjoy about it?
T/F: Theme parks are attractions that vacationers go to see such as the Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate
Bridge, and the Great Wall of China. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F: The Hospitality Industry refers to hotels only. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F:Insurance Companies only supply car rental insurance. Travel Insurance is not necessary when to
protect travelers from unanticipated incidents such as lost luggage, missed airline connections, illnesses,
and accidents. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F: Tour operators provide one of the most common forms of packaged travel. - (correct Answer) - True
, Leisure travel is... - (correct Answer) - travel for the purpose of enjoyment
T/F: Food services include restaurants, fast-food outlets, and other dining venues. - (correct Answer) -
True
T/F: All-Inclusive resorts include, lodging, food, entertainment, and many activities for one price. -
(correct Answer) - True
T/F: Car rentals are not located near airports. Customers must get out of the airport in order to locate a
car rental counter - (correct Answer) - false
suppliers are... - (correct Answer) - companies that create, own, and provide the travel products sold.
T/F: Destination Marketing organizations are organizations whose purpose is to promote and facilitate
travel to and within their districts, cities, regions, states/provinces, nations, or even continents. - (correct
Answer) - True
T/F: Attractions are a "super" attraction and includes parks such as Disney world. - (correct Answer) -
False
T/F: Meetings and conventions is a huge sector of the travel industry as it works with leisure travelers to
set up hotel rooms. - (correct Answer) - False
T/F: A travel agent is a professional who analyzes a traveler's needs and then prices, recommends,
arranges, and sells one or more components of the person's trip. - (correct Answer) - True
T/F: Cruise lines are the fastest growing segment in the travel industry and includes companies such as
Hilton, Marriott, and Hyatt. - (correct Answer) - False
Intermediaries are.... - (correct Answer) - Companies that act as go-betweens, linking suppliers with the
traveling public.
Consumers are... - (correct Answer) - That's you! You consume or use the travel product.
Business travel... - (correct Answer) - travel related to work
T/F: tourism comes from the word tourist; therefore, it clearly implies that pleasure-not business- is the
motive for travel. - (correct Answer) - True
A travel package is.... - (correct Answer) - several travel components bundled together and sold as one
product.
T/F: rail travel was once the dominant form of transit-especially in Europe and Asia- but still represents
an important part of the transportation industry within travel. - (correct Answer) - true
The distance between seat rows on an aircraft is known as: - (correct Answer) - pitch
T/F: The person handling luggage at curbside is called skycap. - (correct Answer) - True
T/F: Airports used by airlines for a majority of their flights are called hubs. - (correct Answer) - True
The airline code for American Airlines is? - (correct Answer) - AA
