Tourists often travel to experience a different culture, landscape or event from where they live.  The irony is that you can’t visit these places without leaving an impact on the land or the people.  In a paragraph, discuss using examples and scenarios from the course material, how tourism is a “double edged sword” industry.  What can be done to optimize the benefits and minimize the negative impacts? Why is this important?   

Adventure tourism is best described in which itinerary below.

Identify the pattern of tourist sites on the map of Paris, France below.

  There are many different factors that can impact tourism.  Some of these include access to transportation, cost of travel, and political events.  Indicate whether the following occurrences would encourage you to travel more or less.   A new regional airport opens in your hometown, with flights to Toronto, Ottawa and Detroit. Prior to this, the closest airport was a four hour drive away.    

Please complete the following short answers.  Try and use specific examples and details from the course in your responses.  Write in sentences unless specified. 

A tourist buying a train ticket, the train ticket agent going grocery shopping and then the clerk at the grocery store going out to eat etc…, etc…. is an example of:

Choose the best response. An effective inquiry question:

Estimate the change in the values, \(\Delta z\), of the function \(z=f(x,y)=-2y^2+3x^2+xy\) when \((x,y)\) changes from (1,-2) to (1.05, -1.9). Simplify your answer completely and enter it in the answer box below. In this problem, your answer may be a decimal number. \(\Delta z=\)

The due dates/times for this class are _____.

Glucose is broken down into 2 3-carbon molecules (pyruvate) during glycolysis.