Topics of this game:
- Special agency of the United Nations that defines standards of tourism.
- Unique physical spaces that people can visit.
- Person's subjective orientation toward a place.
- Location that intentionally attracts visitors and brings on revenue through tourism.
- Basic physical and organizational structures needed for the operation.
- Office that promotes tourism abroad to bring international tourist.
- Country from which a person's trip originates.
- Document issued by a national government as proof of a person's identity & citizenship.
- Issued by a country to a noncitizen authorizing the holder to live for a specific time.
- Identification needed to enter & exit Mexico & most other Latin American countries.
- Official office of one country located in another country.
- Smaller diplomatic missions located in a country's regional cities.
- Cabinet-level agency designated to protect the US from terrorist attacks.
- A segment of tourism that intentionally includes volunteer activities.
- Unique, measurable characteristics that label or identify people.
- Fluctuations in the number of visitors, expenditures, & transportation needs.
- Type of toutism based on observing & preserving the natural environment & culture.
- Tourism tha involves people traveling to places that authentically represent history.
- Least structured type of tour that includes lodging & 1 other element from a supplier.
- Plans that are custom-designed by particular travelers within their own country.
- Plans that are custom-designed for particular travelers who are traveling abroad.
- Tour that combines together 2 or more elements along with the services of a local host.
- Most structured type of tour that begins & ends on a specific date.
- Guide who "steps on" a coach & takes over the guiding for a city tour.
- Guide that provides interpretation at an attraction or site.
- Site guide who volunteers at ta museum.
- Mixture of a teacher & an actor who provides information about a destination.
- Maximum number of people that can be held in a place or on a mode of transportation.
- Can help visitors find answers to questions about a place
- Form of travel documentation that acts in the same manner as the PASS card
