Q2 Overdevelopment generates soil and water if there are too many visitors at one place at the same time.
Q3 The primary benefit of tourism development is likely to be the growth of exchange earnings.
Q4 Policy in publicity work must be determined by the resources of the area to be promoted.
Q5 Whatever the credit institution, its staff should be qualified in
appraisal techniques and be able to guide the investor in the management
of the
Q6 Actual hotel construction loans are for about years(in figures).
Q7 The most frequent form of credit is a term loan.
Q8 From government point of view, a more satisfactory form of inducement is to give special for credit.
Q9 A tourism project will require favourable treatment stages - at the time of making investment and subsequently at the stage.
Q10 Since most private sectors will be seeking a reasonable, rapid return on capital, special financial are necessary to make tourism investment attractive.
Q11 Government can do much to create a favourable climate for investment by a judicious system of
Q12 The seasonal nature of tourism causes congestion in the use of services required by tourists.
Q13 Custom facilities should be as lenient as possible while ensuring a
minimum degree of control and maintenance of order and avoiding fraud
or other crimes as this is an important factor for the promotion of
domestic and particularly, tourism.
Q14 Tax pressures that directly affect operating cost also have an influence on
Q15 The inventory of potential national tourist resources should be
kept up to date and extended so that these reosurces may be duely
incorporated into actual tourist trade in accordance with quantity and
quality forcast of _-
Q16 In order to turn potential supply into actual supply, the first thing to do will be the development of access to the tourist nucleus or centre.
Q17 are the obstacles found within the National boundry that can be corrected or eliminated by direct voluntary means
Q18 The concern for in Asia began with a small workshop held in 1975 at Penang.
Q19 International tourism is a " " rather than a "blessing" for majority of a country's population, as critics have pointed out.
Q20 Infrastructure, according to textbooks also complement that which lies in the
Q21 Pressures on land have also contributed to out- where less and less land is available for cultivation.
Q22 In the area of unemployment, critics point out that the promotion of tourism as a panacea for in a developing country amounts to avoidance of the real factors behind the phenomenon of unemployment.
Q23 Figures stating gross exchange earnings from tourism can be misrepresented unless are taken into account.
Q24 The broad objectives of health programmes in Nigeria are not only
to check and control but to also take steps for doing away with disease.
Q25 The role of the local bodies in tourism development was not initially accounted for by the and developers.
Q26 From experience, tourism succeeds only when the gap between the tourist and the person is not very wide.
Q27 Tourism of the to the countries of the poor does not authomatically lead to the solution of economic problems or developmental objectives.
Q28 In many countries, systems on roads discourage individual users.
Q29 The relationship between tourism supply and the national economy
is not yet significant since tourism is still at its early stage of in Nigeria.
Q30 In the management of infrastructure is not essential to the tourism product.
Q31 In planned economy the distinction between the public/state sector
and the conventional firm is not as crucial as in market
Q32 Infrastructure can be defined as the policies and relationships that remove barriers or obstacles to free
Q33 The more a resident community takes in the improvement of its community the greater will be the strength of its tourism product.
Q34 The first aspect of infrastructure is to travel.
Q35 The tourist product that is physically located in a particular country is the possession of
Q36 Infrastructure, according to textbooks is that which is located - the ground.
Q37 Mass tourism is characterised by its willingness to forgo quality in the interest of
Q38 Tourism development in most rural areas are capital-intensive due to lack of basic
Q39 Modern day leisure travel and organised efforts at developing a
viable tourism industry in Nigeria dates back to the year
Q40 Cultural attractions in most tourist destinations represent an important _asset.
Q41 may involve simply the construction of new hotels, restaurants and related facilities in an existing urbanized area.
Q42 Tourism can be a activity, owing to over development.
Q43 In tourism, priority should be given to foreign currency
Q44 should aim at providing a framework for raising the living standard of the people through the economic benefits of tourism.
Q45 is a vast and complicated industry.
Q46 is the most basic human activity.
Q47 National Services
Q48 Federal Authority of Nigeria
Q49 Federal Ministry of and Tourism
Q50 Nigerian Development Cooporation
Q51 National Association of Nigeria Agents
Q52 Federation of Associations of Nigeria.
Q53 NTB means
Q54 Tourism Development Strategy was produced in the year
Q55 NTDC was transformed via Decree 81 of 19
Q56 History of tourism dates back to the days of the Travels.
Q57 Evaluation is to determine if things are going on in the desired
Q58 Monitoring refers to continous feedback on
Q59 is putting the plan and recommendation into operation.
Q60 Travel for tourism involve time and
Q61 Tourism Policy Planning does not include
Q62 Years of experience have shown that tourism development should be base on
Q63 Shortcomings of the State Tourist Boards does not Include
Q64 One of the following is not the function of the Nigerian Tourists Board
Q65 The Nigerian Tourists Board was established via
Q66 Coordination cover the overall mobilization of the populace for the purpose of tourism growth except
Q67 Which is not true of tourists
Q68 Which of the statements is not true of tourism
Q69 Mass tourism is characterised by
Q70 Legistlation is the provision of laws that are related to tourism such as-except
Q71 "Financial requirement of tourism projects necessitate government involvement" means
Q72 The following encourage tourism development except
Q73 Private sectors can fully support both domestic and international tourism development by providing all except
Q74 Tourism development in most rural areas give problems of all, except
Q75 The gestation period is considered as
Q76 Tourism assessment principle does not include:
Q77 All these are hindrances to tourism except
Q78 Members of the Nigeria Tourists Association include the following except one
Q79 The Objectives of the policy on tourism does not include_____________
Q80 One of the following is not the reason for Tourism Planning:
Q81 Which of these statements is not true of "special facilities for land purchase"
Q82 Internation lending agencies on tourism since 1960 does not include___________
Q83 ________is responsible for the recruitment and training of employees at the National Tourists Board
Q84 In third world leakages of tourism,___________is not included
Q85 Both government and public national travel offices depend on __________
Q86 Which of these statements refers to preferential rate of interest for tourism development
Q87 __________is not included in the vertical integration of the tourism economy
Q88 The history of tourism in Nigeria dates back to the __________travellers
Q89 All constitute obstacle to tourists development supply except
Q90 Which of these statements is not true of Asian dilemma
Q91 Functions of the National Travel office does not include_________
Q92 One of these statements does not constitute mismanagement by the local tourism body except
Q93 _________and time are of utmost importance in order to travel for tourism purpose
Q94 Goals of tourism development include all but___________
Q95 __________________are not components of tourism
Q96 The first aspect of infrastrucure is -_________to travel
Q97 …………….does not include government gains in tourism
Q98 ______________ is not true of hospitality credits facilities
Q99 Government can do all but one of these to create a favourable climate for investment
Q100 All these facilitates tourists development potentials except
Q101 All are obstacles to tourists development supply except
Q102 Development of tourists potentials include all except
Q103 The pre-investment studies guidance include all except
Q104 Government can do more to create a favourable climate for investment in all except
Q105 Which is not true of hotel credits facilities
Q106 Preferential rate of interest for tourism investment means
Q107 Special facilities for land purchase include all except
Q108 The agency responsible for recruiting and training of employees is __________
Q109 The functions of the National Travel Office include all except
Q110 A National Travel Office, be it governement or public depend on ________ for publicizing national travel attraction
Q111 Solution to the problem of energy, alternative to; thermal diesel source include all except
Q112 Which of these statements is odd
Q113 Health hazards and medical aid means all except
Q114 Tourist resorts, motels and other places of
historical significance and natural beauty are possibly able to attract
large number of tourists if
Q115 The following help tourism except
Q116 Advantages of involving local bodies in tourism include all except
Q117 Reasons for poor performance of local bodies include all except
Q118 All except one of the group is part of the normal functions of the local bodies
Q119 The only form of alternative energy for commercial usuage is
Q120 Measures for tourism improvement include all except