1. Which of the following best describes a primary reason for early historical travel?
2. Which country is the largest source of international visitors to Canada for leisure purposes?
3. What is the primary role or purpose of discretionary travel?
Early travel reasons — primary motives?
Searching for food, shelter, wealth, farmland, curiosity, pilgrimages.
Modern travel categories — main types?
Leisure, business, visiting friends & relatives.
Discretionary travel — definition?
Voluntary trips for pleasure, personal interest.
Business travel — key needs?
Speed, efficiency, convenience, rigid schedules.
Visiting friends & relatives — travel type?
Social or personal trips, can be discretionary or nondiscretionary.
Travel in Canada — main advantages?
Cost-effective, diverse experiences, no passport needed domestically.
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