GRADE 10 FINAL REVSION

6. The official money used in a particular country.
8. Meeting present needs without compromising future generations.
9. Travel by residents to destinations outside their own country.
10. The maximum number of visitors an area can accommodate without unacceptable damage.
11. A fee earned for arranging or selling a tourism service.
13. An increase in the value of a currency.
17. The value of one country's currency in relation to another.
19. AGENT A person or business that sells and arranges travel services.
20. An official travel document identifying its holder internationally.
21. Official authorisation permitting entry into a foreign country.
23. ZONES Different regions of the world that use different standard times.
25. OPERATOR A business that combines different travel services into a package.
27. Tourism that minimises negative impacts and benefits local communities.
29. A natural or human-made feature that draws visitors.

1. Traditions, monuments and practices inherited from previous generations.
2. The variety of plant and animal life in an environment.
3. Basic facilities and services needed for tourism to operate.
4. How easily tourists can reach a destination or attraction.
5. A detailed plan showing the activities and destinations of a trip.
7. Travel within the borders of one's own country.
11. The protection and careful management of natural resources.
12. Facilities providing overnight lodging for tourists.
14. Tourism involving travel across national borders.
15. The provision of services and welcoming treatment of visitors.
16. Responsible tourism that focuses on conserving natural environments.
18. Making misleading claims about the environmental benefits of a tourism business.
22. The fluctuation in tourist numbers during different periods of the year.
24. Travel by foreign visitors into a country.
26. An arrangement made in advance to secure a tourism service.
28. A decrease in the value of a currency.