Question 1
The graph illustrates differences in access to digital information that may influence international tourism.
I.
Identify the country with the highest percentage of people using the internet in 2010.
[1]
II.
Estimate the percentage of people using the internet in Fiji in 2020.
[1]
Outline one way greater use of social media could attract international tourists to a little-known destination.
[2]
Explain two ways diaspora growth can increase international tourism.
[6]
Question 2
The map illustrates visitor infrastructure through which tourism pressures in a protected area can be managed.
I.
State the name of visitor camp 10.
[1]
II.
State the name of entrance gate 1.
[1]
Outline one reason for directing tourists along designated routes in a protected area.
[2]
I.
Explain how improved wastewater treatment can increase the environmental resilience of a rural tourism hotspot.
[3]
II.
Explain how training local residents as tourism guides can contribute to the sustainability of a destination.
[3]
Question 3
The map illustrates access to a natural area where tourism can provide opportunities to support conservation.
Identify the entrance gates numbered 1 and 2 on the map.
[2]
Outline one way entrance fees paid by tourists could support conservation in a national park.
[2]
Explain two reasons for the growth of ecotourism.
[6]
Question 4
The graph shows differences in internet use between countries, which may reflect unequal digital access and affect people's ability to participate in leisure activities.
I.
Estimate the percentage of people using the internet in Papua New Guinea in 2022.
[1]
II.
State the country with the highest percentage of people using the internet in 2021.
[1]
Outline one way an online-only booking system for a leisure attraction could restrict participation.
[2]
I.
Explain how changing household gender roles can increase women's participation in sport.
[3]
II.
Explain how greater visibility of the Paralympics can increase sporting opportunities for people with disabilities.
[3]
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Question 5
To what extent is limiting visitor numbers the most effective way to increase site resilience in rural and urban tourism hotspots?
[10]
Question 6
With reference to one case study in a low-income country, evaluate the success of sustainable tourism in meeting the needs of host communities.
[10]
Question 7
Examine how spatial interactions with other places influence the leisure use of a place.
[10]
Question 8
To what extent will international security have a greater influence on future international tourism flows than social media and diaspora growth?
[10]
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Question 9
Examine how political and cultural changes are creating opportunities for more inclusive participation in international sport.
[10]
Question 10
Examine why stakeholders have different perspectives on the costs and benefits of using places for leisure activities.
[10]
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