2025 WAEC TOURISM: 2025 WAEC TOURISM MIDNIGHT QUESTIONS and ANSWERS (4200)

(1)

(PICK ANY FOUR)

(i) Cotton weaving

(ii) Carpet weaving

(iii) Silk weaving

(iv) Leather industry

(v) Metal handicrafts industry

(vi) cassava processing processing industry

(vii) Basket weaving

(viii) Bread making

(ix) Silk weaving

(2a)
A tourist is anyone traveling and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes.

(2b)
(i) Domestic tourism
(ii) International tourism

(3a)
Amenities refers to elements of comfort and convenience, in reference to a house, vehicle, resort, rental and other tourism related services.

(3b)
(i) increase and modernization of means of transport
(ii) increase in the number of passengers and goods, as well as the introduction of new forms of transport organization.

(4a)
Tourism expenditure refers to the total consumption expenditure made by a visitor, or on behalf of a visitor for goods and services during his/her trip and stay at the destination place.

(4b)
(Pick Two Only)
(i) Air transportation
(i) Land transportation
(ii) Water transportation

(5a)
Tourism statistics can be defined as the collection of data about every aspect of tourism, analyzing the data so collected and coming out with an interpretation of what the data is saying with the view of making some predictions based on findings from the analysis.

(5b)
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) Inflow
(ii) Expenditure pattern
(iii) Accommodation data
(iv) Employment statistics
(V) Tourism sector statistic

(6)
(i)hotels and restaurants (including catering)
(ii) travel agencies and tour operator services.

(7)
(i)It structured document that outlines your current position in the marketplace
(ii)It hope to achieve going forward and how you’re going to make that happen.

(8)
(i)It is their task to entertain visitors to their region and to help them to interpret the sights that they are visiting.
(ii)They help tourists to have a positive experience and take care of their guests as good as they can.

(9)
(i)Radio Is the Anywhere, Anytime Medium.
(ii)Radio Provides Measurable Results

(10a)
Initiating and articulating policy ideas for small and medium enterprises growth and development. In other words Promoting and facilitating development programme.

(10b)
(i)cane furniture
(ii)Carpets
(iii)cigarettes
(iv)Toy

(11a)

(PICK FOUR)

(i)Hotel

(ii)Guest house

(iii)Chalet

(iv)Apartment

(v)Motel

(11b)

(i)Travel Management: This area of services would include the management and reservation of transport tickets, searches for accommodations, car rentals, etc.

(ii)Consulting Consulting services include a large number of aspects which are related, more or less directly, with travel: information of interest for the traveller, cost optimisation and control, advice on travel policies, etc.

(iii)Marketing and internal communication: Due to its experience, a travel management agency can be very helpful in preparing travel policies for companies as well as its proper and effective communication to the employees.

(11c)

(i)Customer service:They need to have excellent customer service skills to ensure that they can plan a trip that suits their clients’ needs

(ii)Reading comprehension:

It’s critical for travel agents to have excellent reading comprehension skills so they can sign their clients up for the right services to suit their needs

(iii)Scheduling: Travel agents manage the logistics of their clients’ schedules while they travel

(iv)Negotiation: Clients hire travel agents because they have the ability to advocate for customers to get the best deals possible.

(v)Sales: Travel agents often upsell clients on other travel services when helping them plan a trip

(12b)

(i) It generate revenue to the host nation

(ii) It leads to other tourism by visiting other tourist centre

(iii) It gives a good feedback about the nation

(iv) It helps the host nation to attract investment

(v) It also encourages the host nation passion for sporty activities

(12c)

(Pick any four)

(i) Radio

(ii) Television

(iii) Social media

(iv) Printing media

(v) Internet