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1. The currently popular or emerging directions or patterns in UK travel and tourism industry, which may be influenced by a variety of factors such as technology, changing consumer behavior, or global events.
2. The withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union, which has created uncertainty and challenges for UK travel and tourism industry, including changes in regulatory frameworks, visa requirements, or market access.
3. The industry that provides personalized services, accommodations, and experiences to guests, including in hotels, resorts, restaurants, or other venues.
4. A vacation taken by UK residents within their own country, typically due to various factors such as budget, transportation, or health concerns, or to explore local attractions.
5. The process of adopting, integrating, or replacing digital technologies and platforms in UK travel and tourism industry, aimed at enhancing efficiency, convenience, and personalization of services, and reaching wider audiences.
6. A type of tourism that involves thrilling or challenging activities in natural or man-made environments, such as trekking, rafting, mountain biking, or extreme sports, and aims to provide excitement, learning, and personal growth.
7. A type of tourism that focuses on responsible and sustainable travel, including nature conservation, cultural heritage, and community engagement, and aims to minimize negative impacts and maximize positive outcomes.
8. The issues, obstacles, or difficulties faced by UK travel and tourism industry, which may include regulatory frameworks, economic conditions, environmental concerns, health and safety considerations, or political instability.
9. A type of tourism that focuses on exploring the arts, heritage, traditions, and lifestyles of different societies, typically through visits to museums, festivals, performances, or historical sites, and aims to foster cross-cultural understanding and respect.
10. A type of travel undertaken by individuals or groups for professional purposes, such as attending meetings, conferences, training sessions, or trade fairs, and may generate significant revenue for UK travel and tourism industry.
11. A place chosen as the end point of a journey, typically for its natural, social, cultural, or entertainment attractions or facilities.
12. The disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which has spread globally in 2020-2021, leading to significant impacts on UK travel and tourism industry, including travel restrictions, cancellations, reductions in demand, and health and safety measures.
13. A type of tourism that involves travel and leisure activities within one's own country, typically for cultural, recreational, or educational purposes, and may contribute to local economies and employment.
14. The collection of businesses, organizations, and individuals involved in providing goods and services related to travel and tourism within the United Kingdom.
15. The sum of all interactions between a customer and a UK travel and tourism industry provider, including pre-booking, on-site, and post-booking phases, aimed at delivering satisfaction, loyalty, and repeat business.
16. The activities of tourists, including visiting historical or cultural sites, enjoying recreational activities, or engaging in experiential travel, typically pursued in a destination outside of one's usual environment.
17. The act of moving from one place to another, typically for leisure, business, or other purposes, with or without the use of transportation modes such as air, land, or sea.
18. The ability of UK travel and tourism industry to meet the needs of current and future generations, by preserving natural and cultural resources, reducing waste and carbon emissions, and promoting economic and social benefits for local communities.
19. A qualification that represents basic knowledge and skills in a particular field, awarded by NCFE upon successful completion of a related course.