The Responses To Increased Migration And Tourism Vary Depending On A Country's Level Of Development
Overview
Trade, migration and tourism all cross borders, which means none of them can be managed by one government acting alone. What a country can do about who arrives, on what terms and in what numbers depends on the agreements it holds with its neighbours and on the state of its relations with the wider world.
This lesson looks first at how geopolitical relationships shape the management of trade, migration and tourism, then at the different approaches the United Kingdom uses to manage long-term migration, and finally at how individuals, organisations and governments are making tourism more sustainable, comparing a developed country with a developing one.
Objectives
- How geopolitical relationships between countries are important in managing trade, migration and tourism
- Different approaches to the management of long-term migration in a named country
- Different approaches to make tourism more sustainable from individuals, organisations and governments in a named developed and a named emerging or developing country
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- A points-based immigration system awards entry on the basis of A) the applicant's country of birth only B) criteria such as job offer, salary, skill level and language ability C) a lottery among all applicants D) the order in which applications are received Answer: B
- 'High value, low volume' tourism means A) attracting as many visitors as possible at low prices B) limiting visitor numbers while raising the revenue earned from each one C) building large resorts on undeveloped coastline D) offering free entry to national parks Answer: B
- Venice's access fee is charged to A) all visitors including those staying in hotels B) residents of the city C) day visitors who arrive and leave on the same day D) cruise ship crew only Answer: C
- Which of the following is a geopolitical influence on trade? A) The weather at a port B) Membership of a trade bloc that removes tariffs between members C) The height of a container ship D) The colour of a country's flag Answer: B
- Ecotourism is best described as A) any holiday taken outside your own country B) large-scale package tourism to coastal resorts C) small-scale, low-impact tourism in natural areas that funds conservation and benefits local communities D) tourism that takes place only in cities Answer: C
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