Summary: This revision guide has been specifically written for students following the AQA GCSE Leisure and Tourism course. It will help students to revise effectively and prepare successfully for top grades in the exams. The guide covers the core topics of the specification, outlining the important facts and key terms students need to know. Case studies are included where appropriate, and each section concludes with test-yourself review questions and sample exam questions with tips.
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Table of Contents: Unit 1 IntroductionTopic 1 Beach (or seaside) resortsTopic 2 City destinationsTopic 3 Ski/snow sports resortTopic 4 A UK National ParkTopic 5 Destination choices: products and servicesTopic 6 Weather and climateTopic 7 Personal interests and tasteTopic 8 Cost and accessibilityTopic 9 Promotion and eventsTopic 10 Natural attractionsTopic 11 Historic sitesTopic 12 Theme parksTopic 13 Sports and entertainment venuesTopic 14 Built attractionsTopic 15 Transport in the UKTopic 16 Travel to destinations abroadTopic 17 Tourism impactsTopic 18 Sustainability, responsible tourism and ecotourismExam-style questionsUnit 2 Controlled assessmentPractice controlled assessment tasksUnit 3 IntroductionTopic 19 Why people use leisure and tourism facilitiesTopic 20 Types of leisure and tourism organisations and facilitiesTopic 21 UK leisure and tourism changesTopic 22 Leisure and tourism organisations as businessesTopic 23 Marketing in leisure and tourismTopic 24 Promotional materials and techniquesTopic 25 Target marketsTopic 26 Working in leisure and tourismTopic 27 Leisure industry jobsTopic 28 Travel and tourism jobsTopic 29 Health and safety in leisure and tourismTopic 30 Managing risksExam-style questionsUnit 4: Controlled assessmentsPractice controlled assessment tasks
About the Author(s): Steven Rickerby is a Chief Examiner and the AS Travel and Tourism Principal Moderator for a major exam board. He has over 20 years' teaching experience and was until recently Head of Geography and Travel and Tourism in a sixth-form college.