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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO TOURISMâTourismâ is easy to define.FAn âexcursionistâ is a tourist who spends less than 24 hours at a destination.TOne of the reasons people travel is for VFR. TA tourist is a visitor whose visit is for less than 24 hours, and whose purpose of visit may be for leisure, business and other purposes.FThe tourism system model consists of six elements. FTourism geography is a type of tourism which is concerned with preserving a destinationâs geographic character, which includes the entire combination of natural and human attributes that make one place distinct from another.TThe tourism system consists of five geographical regions. FCore resources and attractors consist of natural, human-made and socio-cultural attractors. TThe V&A Waterfront in Cape Town is South Africaâs most popular visitor attraction. TDurban is the international gateway for the country. F
CHAPTER 3: THE GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISMTRUE OR FALSENatural attractions always have their origin found in a physical environment.TNatural attractions are determined by animals, water and beaches.TPrime examples of a natural attraction in Southern  Africa are the Great  Zimbabwe Ruins  FThe natural environment is not the most important factor for overseas tourists.FParks and gardens are manmade attractions.TA tourist attraction is not always appealing or beautiful.TTourist facilities alone will generate tourism flows.FWithout facilities areas will remain undeveloped.TSocio-cultural attractions include economy, politics and religion.TSlums are examples of sociocultural attractions.