TOURISM
GRADE 10
JUNE EXAM
2025
MARKS: 100 TIME: 90 MINUTES
MARKING GUIDELINES
SECTION A: SHORT QUESTIONS
QUESTION 1
1.1.1. A
1.1.2. C
1.1.3. D
1.1.4. B
1.1.5. D
1.2.1. Road Map
1.2.2. Tourist Attraction Map
1.2.3. General Reference Map
1.2.4. Specialised Map
1.2.5. Street Map
1.3.1. Business Tourist
1.3.2. Educational Tourist
1.3.3. Adventure Tourist
1.3.4. Cultural Tourist
1.3.5. Special Interest Tourist (5)
1.4.1. B
1.4.2. E
1.4.3. D
1.4.4. C
1.4.5. A (5)
TOTAL SECTION A: [20]
SECTION B: MAP WORK AND TOUR PLANNING
QUESTION 2
2.1.1. National road (1)
2.1.2. Magaliesburg to Meerhof:
19km+21km+13km = 53km (2)
2.1.3. Scale refers to the relationship between distances on a map and the actual
distances on the ground. It shows how much the real-world size has been
reduced to fit on the map. (2)
2.1.4. 1:2 000 000
It means that one unit on the map, is equal to 2 000 000 units in real life
e.g. 1cm = 2 000 000cm (2)
2.1.5 Lines of Longitude:
Run from the North Pole to the South Pole and measure distances east or west of
the Prime Meridian.
Lines of Latitude:
Run parallel to the Equator and measure distances north or south of the
Equator. (4)
2.1.6. A- lose
B- gain (2)
2.2.1. 7: Northern Cape
8: North West
Note: the answer must be next to the correct number for marks to be
awarded. (2)
2.2.2. A- 6
B- 4 (2)
2.2.3. A- 4
B- 6 (2)
2.2.4. eSwatini (1)
2.3
Departure city Arrival city Distance Travel time
(in km) (Travelling at an
average of
100km/h)
Johannesburg Welkom 258 3
Welkom Bloemfontein 153 2
Bloemfontein Kimberley 177 2
Kimberley George 762 8
Total: 1350 15
[10]
[30]
TOTAL SECTION B: [30]
SECTION C: TOURISM
QUESTION 3
3.1 International tourism (1)
3.2. Air travel is one of the fastest modes of transportation
Airports are everywhere, so you can easily reach almost any destination in
the world.
Flying is comfortable with big seats and entertainment. (6)
3.3. Shuttle services are usually provided by a hotel to transport guests back and (2)
forth between the hotel and airport.
3.4. Avis
Hertz
Budget
(Any 2) (2)
3.5. Convenience or comfort
Transport available
Cost
Safety
Reliability
Flexibility of the schedule
Number of people
Distance and time
Personal preferences
Accessibility
Level of comfort required.
(Any 3 (3)
3.6.1. In-room In-room In-room In-room
technology for technology for technology for technology for
comfort work safety entertainment
heated towel high-speed an electronic smart TV
rails internet safe
access
night lights a multifunctional an electronic tablet
printer key-card (8)
3.7. "En-suite": A bedroom, in which there is a private bathroom directly connected to (2)
the room.
3.8.
3.8.1. Credit card / EFT (2)
3.8.2. Credit card OR EFT
You can buy things without You can transfer money from your
carrying cash bank account to another account
quickly without needing to go to a
bank.
If you lose cash, it's gone, You can pay bills online or transfer
but if you lose a credit card, money to friends and family easily
you can report it and get a without using cash.
new one. (4)
(ACCEPT ANY VALID REASONS)
[30]
TOTAL SECTION C: [30]
AFDELING D: BINNELANDSE TOERISME
VRAAG 4
4.1. Definition: Domestic tourism refers to travel within one's own country for leisure, (2)
business, or other purposes.
Example: A family from Johannesburg visiting the Kruger National Park for a
holiday.
4.2. unemployment levels - a large percentage of South Africa's population are
unemployed, which means they cannot afford to undertake tourism-related trips
or journeys
high interest and inflation rates - reduce the amount of money available for
travelling available spending money
regular increases in the cost of living leave less money available to use for
travelling
the lack of a tourism culture- a large percentage of South Africans do not see
the need to undertake tourism-related travel or are not used to the concept of
tourism. (6)
4.3. 133 650 (1)
4.4. 24 280 (1)
4.5.1. Economic
4.5.2. Social (2)
4.6. Sho’t Left (2)
4.7. encouraging tourism to all parts of South Africa
marketing tourism to the population
promoting short breaks and group travel
improved and more appealing advertising
encouraging tourists to stay longer at a destination
developing a holiday travel culture
providing more tourist-attracting activities at destinations
encouraging people to travel throughout the year by offering discounts
out of season specials
publicising little known attractions.
(Any 3x2)
(6)
[20]
TOTAL SECTION D: [20]
GRAND TOTAL: [100]
