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What are the 4 elements of the Corporate Social Responsibility Pyramid

Ethical, Legal, Social and Economic Responsibilities

What is the difference between DMO and DMP?

Open answer

A term used to describe corrupt or authoritarian regimes who use sport and sports events to whitewash their image internationally.

SportsWashing

Provide 3 examples of how tourism and hospitality firms are implementing CSR?

open answer

Who should involve in developing the DMP? 3 examples

The preparation of DMP must involve:....

Goes out of the local economy to pay for imported items, expatriate salaries or franchise fees.

Leakage

..........is concerned with the ways in which an organisation exceeds its minimum obligations to stakeholders specified through regulation

CSR

The cost of engaging in tourism rather than another form of economic activity, it is called ?

Opportunity cost

How to create a meaningful sustainable experience ?

Custom made: Authentic: Intercultural encounters;Learning experiences; Challenge

List the 5 stages of DMP development?

Getting started,gathering evidence,setting the direction,action plan, monitoring and reporting

List 4 examples of Push factors

. Economic factor 2. Socio-cultural factor 3. Political factor 4. Demographic factor 5. Geographical factor 6. Climatic factor 7. Psychological factor

There are 17 principles of UNWTO ‘2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals , list 3 principles??

17 principles

List 4 examples of Pull factors

Pull factors: sports environment, unique natural environment, safety, sunshine, inexpensiveness,cultural activities,entertainment,sightseeing,local culture etc.

Why has tourism proved so difficult to define and measure on the supply side ? Give 3 examples?

very unstable demand, risky investment prospect from a financier’s point, slow to innovate

The increase in prices of land, houses and food that occur as a result of tourist, it's called?

Inflation

can be literally translated as the desire for sunshine and a better climate, and, refers to the search for better amenities for recreation than are available at home

Sunlust

A place becomes over-dependent on tourism that other industries are abandoned. This is called

Over-dependence

Over-reliance on tourism carries risks to tourism-dependence economies, True or False?

True, dependency/over-dependence

Give 3 reasons of economic leakage in tourism?

1- Repatriation of profits generated from foreign capital investment; 2- Vertical integration; 3- Not sourcing goods and services locally.

simply curiosity to experience the strange and unfamiliar. It refers to the basic trait in human nature to see, at first hand, different places, cultures and peoples. Status and prestige motivators would be included under this heading

Wanderlust

One of the major disadvantages in tourism, its effect to jobs, investments and tourism-related enterprises.

Seasonality of tourism