Tourism Product: Crossword 1

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Across
  1. 2. Purchasing power that is spent on imports to an area, resulting in a transfer of income out of the local economy (Cook, Hsu, and Taylor, 2018).
  2. 5. A (Blank) Market is a group of people sharing common characteristics that an organization attempts to serve by designing strategies to meet the group’s specific needs (Cook, Hsu, and Taylor, 2018).
  3. 7. Dividing a broad market into smaller and distinct groups of buyers—each group with similar needs, characteristics, or behaviors (Cook, Hsu, and Taylor, 2018).
  4. 8. A term that refers to the process of increasing economic and communication connectivity that has occurred over the past half century. Global markets replacing national and regional markets, e.g. capital markets (Fletcher et al., 2018).
Down
  1. 1. (Blank) Capacity: A key concept in environmental impact analysis that relates to the amount of use an environment is capable of sustaining under certain circumstances (Cook, Hsu, and Taylor, 2018).
  2. 3. (Blank) Differentiation: Making the output of a business distinctly different from the output of competitors (Fletcher et al., 2018).
  3. 4. The groups of businesses, residents, governments and tourists who have a stake in the development of tourism (Fletcher et al., 2018).
  4. 6. (Blank) Tourism refers to tourism activities and development that do not endanger the economic, social, cultural, or environmental assets of a destination (Cook, Hsu, and Taylor, 2018).
  5. 9. (Blank) Bottom Line: Measuring tourism success in terms of maximizing positive impacts and minimizing negative impacts on the economy, environment, and local residents (Cook, Hsu, and Taylor, 2018).