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how the economy works with tourism

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Janet Deane

Bahamas

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The EconomyVersion en ligne Answer following questions on the economy and tourism par Janet Deane 1 How does a country earns foreign exchange? a Trade of goods and services b Selling of land c Helping others d Customer Service 2 International tourism is produced and consumed a At a market place b Within the destination by the foreign visitor c After the foreign visitor leaves the destination d While waiting on the destination 3 No country is a productive b self-sufficient c domesticated d secluded 4 Foreign exchange is needed to maintain a country's.... a debt collection b selling power c overseas embassies, consulates and offices that are tourist generated d produce employment 5 Revenue earned by government through tourism comes in the form of a taxes b customer service c happiness d selling 6 The most common taxes levied on tourism businesses are: a room, state,, sales and employment b room, food and beverage, sales and departure c food and beverage, transportation, accommodations and departure d room, departure and casino 7 Room tax or hotel occupancy tax is sometimes referred to is added directly to a the departure tax paid by the guest b the hotel bill and is paid by the guest c the arrival bill and paid by the guest d the hotel to the local revenue collection department 8 Departure tax is also referred to as_______ and is charged to the passenger as he or she _______ the country a airport tax, departs b income tax, departs c revenue tax, departs d arrival tax, departs 9 The departure for the Bahamas is: a By Cruise ship: $28.00: By Air: $9.00: By Sea: $10.00 b By Cruise ship: $8.00: By Air: $9.00: By Sea: $200.00 c By Cruise ship: $18.00: By Air: $29.00: By Sea: $20.00 d By Cruise ship: $118.00: By Air: $219.00: By Sea: $20.00 10 Sales tax is called_________ in the Bahamas a Value Added Tax or VAT b General Consumption TAX or GCT c Value Addition Tax or VAT d General Added Tax or GAT

The EconomyVersion en ligne

Answer following questions on the economy and tourism

par Janet Deane

How does a country earns foreign exchange?

Trade of goods and services

Selling of land

Helping others

Customer Service

International tourism is produced and consumed

At a market place

Within the destination by the foreign visitor

After the foreign visitor leaves the destination

While waiting on the destination

No country is

productive

self-sufficient

domesticated

secluded

Foreign exchange is needed to maintain a country's....

debt collection

selling power

overseas embassies, consulates and offices that are tourist generated

produce employment

Revenue earned by government through tourism comes in the form of

taxes

customer service

happiness

selling

The most common taxes levied on tourism businesses are:

room, state,, sales and employment

room, food and beverage, sales and departure

food and beverage, transportation, accommodations and departure

room, departure and casino

Room tax or hotel occupancy tax is sometimes referred to is added directly to

the departure tax paid by the guest

the hotel bill and is paid by the guest

the arrival bill and paid by the guest

the hotel to the local revenue collection department

Departure tax is also referred to as_ and is charged to the passenger as he or she _ the country

airport tax, departs

income tax, departs

revenue tax, departs

arrival tax, departs

The departure for the Bahamas is:

By Cruise ship: $28.00: By Air: $9.00: By Sea: $10.00

By Cruise ship: $8.00: By Air: $9.00: By Sea: $200.00

By Cruise ship: $18.00: By Air: $29.00: By Sea: $20.00

By Cruise ship: $118.00: By Air: $219.00: By Sea: $20.00

Sales tax is called_________ in the Bahamas

Value Added Tax or VAT

General Consumption TAX or GCT

Value Addition Tax or VAT

General Added Tax or GAT