Unit 11: Option E — Leisure, Tourism and Sport
Topic 11.4: Managing tourism and sport for the future Questions
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2024
Explain two strategies that make a crowded historic city centre more resilient to tourism.
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Suggest two reasons why continued growth in visitor numbers at a busy tourist hotspot could become unsustainable.
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2021
Suggest two reasons why continued growth in visitors at a popular island destination could become unsustainable.
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2022
Explain how growing rural tourism can harm wildlife.
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2026
Explain one social consequence of unsustainable tourism growth in a city.
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Explain one environmental consequence of unsustainable tourism growth in a city.
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2022
Explain how visitor traffic can affect rural residents.
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2022
Explain one social consequence of unsustainable tourism growth in a rural area.
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2026
Explain how tourist crowds can damage the historic environment of a city.
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2023
Explain why visitor numbers may fall after a destination exceeds its carrying capacity.
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2023
Explain two ways a protected rural area can limit damage from visitors.
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2021
Suggest two ways that continued growth at a busy hotspot could reduce its future attractiveness.
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2019
Suggest one physical sign, visible in a photograph of a busy beach, that the resort has reached its carrying capacity.
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2022
Explain one environmental consequence of too many visitors in a rural national park.
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2019
Explain three local human factors that can make a resort lose visitors over time.
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2024
Explain two policies cities use to reduce pressure from tourism on residents.
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2026
Explain how tourism growth can change the services available to residents.
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Over-tourism happens when visitor numbers…
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Which strategy keeps a rural hotspot within its carrying capacity?
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The table below describes a beach resort built on a dry, treeless coast, together with a few indicators of the pressure it is under.
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