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TS2: Tourism Development: Products, Operations and Case studies
Time : 3 hours
Maximum Marks : 100

Note: Answer any five questions in about 600 words each.

December 2007

1. Write about 300 words each on any two of the following: (10+10)
(i) PATA
(ii) Hill Tourism
(iii) Dances of India

2. Write an essay on guest-host relationship. (20)

3. How would you profile domestic tourists? (20)

4. How, as a guide, would you describe a Museum to tourists? (20)

5. Discuss the relevance of arts and crafts in tourism. (20)

6. Give a brief account of Palace on Wheels. Is it a successful tourism product? (20)

7. "Pilgrimage is a
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