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Question 1

Tourists would travel to places that provide a sense of escape, self-discovery and rest. This reflects which of the following motivators for travel?
◦ tangible
◦ pull
◦ push
◦ material
◦ none of the above

Question 2

Attractions such as Disneyland, Sea World, Yellowstone National Park, etc., reflect which of the following factors for people to travel?
◦ push
◦ material
◦ tangible
◦ pull
◦ none of the above


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