Grade 11 Economics; Unit 13 Tourism

An entrepreneur travels from their home in Durban to Johannesberg for a small business conference. This traveler is a(n)...

A woman flies from Amsterdam to Durban for a 2 hour layover before departing to India. This traveler is a(n)...

A professional rock climber travels from France to the Western Cape to climb throughout the region. This traveler is a(n)...

Of the following, which is the greatest tourist generating country?

Of the following, which is the most visited global tourist destination?

Which of the following contributed to the rise in domestic tourism in South Africa beginning in 1994?

Which of the following has contributed to global growth in international tourism?

Which of the following is an example of indirect employment from tourism?

The graph represents the contribution of tourism to South Africa's GDP from years 2005-2020. Briefly identify and explain the measurements on the x and y axises (2), then concisely explain the relationship over the 15 year period (2). Lastly, provide 3 causes of domestic growth (3) and 3 causes of international growth (3) leading up to 2005.

The 2019 South Africa Tourism report found that 53% of domestic tourism was for the purpose of visiting friends and family. Explain why this is and study the two provincial maps closely to help guide your answer. Consider the characteristics of each province and observe the flow of tourists to and from each. Use the data from the figure to support your response.

From the list, select 4 areas impacted by tourism. Discuss both the positive and negative effects tourism has on each (8). Define terms and provide examples to strengthen your response when applicable (4).

The figure below indicates spending habits of international tourists as a percentage breakdown from years 2005-2017. Consider the four largest areas of international tourism expenditure in 2017 and explain how this spending benefits the country (4). Specify which area of the country is benefiting from this spending (i.e. households, businesses, government, infrastructure) and explain how they are benefiting (4).