a place that ispopularforentertainment oraparticular activityhotspotsmall hotelwhere youcan sleep andhave thefirst meal of thedaybed andbreakfastthe activity ofdeliberately gettinginto thebackgroundof someone else’sphotograph as ajokephotobombinga private placewherepeople can payto stayand have mealsguesthouseto put up toomanybuildings,shops,roads, etc. inan areaoverdevelopa negative phrasefor a place thatmany tourists visit,but where drinks,hotels, etc. aremoreexpensivetouristtrapthe main area of landthat forms a country,as compared toislandsnear it that are alsopart of that countrymainlandplace selected byUNESCO as havingcultural, historical, orscientific csignificance,legally protectedinternationallyWorldHeritageSitea situation whenlarge numbers ofpeople visit thesamedestination at thesame timemasstourismthe basic systemsand structures thata country or areaneeds in order to workproperly, for exampleroads, railways, banks,etc.infrastructureactivity of creatingsuccessfulsustainableplaces for visitorsanddeveloping a brandimage for a particularcountry or areadestinationdevelopmentreaching the highestnumber of peoplevisiting a destination,or tourists staying ina particular hotel orresortrecordseasona number ofestablishmentswherepeople can staywhich are owned ormanaged by thesamecompany or personhotelchainan environmentallyfriendly hotel andgrounds forholidayswhich tries tominimise its carbonfootprinteco-resorta person whohelpsvisitors and takesthemaround an area toshow them thesightstourguidea holidaywhich includestransportation,accommodation,meals,entertainment,etc.packagetoura place that ispopularforentertainment oraparticular activityhotspotsmall hotelwhere youcan sleep andhave thefirst meal of thedaybed andbreakfastthe activity ofdeliberately gettinginto thebackgroundof someone else’sphotograph as ajokephotobombinga private placewherepeople can payto stayand have mealsguesthouseto put up toomanybuildings,shops,roads, etc. inan areaoverdevelopa negative phrasefor a place thatmany tourists visit,but where drinks,hotels, etc. aremoreexpensivetouristtrapthe main area of landthat forms a country,as compared toislandsnear it that are alsopart of that countrymainlandplace selected byUNESCO as havingcultural, historical, orscientific csignificance,legally protectedinternationallyWorldHeritageSitea situation whenlarge numbers ofpeople visit thesamedestination at thesame timemasstourismthe basic systemsand structures thata country or areaneeds in order to workproperly, for exampleroads, railways, banks,etc.infrastructureactivity of creatingsuccessfulsustainableplaces for visitorsanddeveloping a brandimage for a particularcountry or areadestinationdevelopmentreaching the highestnumber of peoplevisiting a destination,or tourists staying ina particular hotel orresortrecordseasona number ofestablishmentswherepeople can staywhich are owned ormanaged by thesamecompany or personhotelchainan environmentallyfriendly hotel andgrounds forholidayswhich tries tominimise its carbonfootprinteco-resorta person whohelpsvisitors and takesthemaround an area toshow them thesightstourguidea holidaywhich includestransportation,accommodation,meals,entertainment,etc.packagetour

Tourism and Hospitality - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. hotspot
    a place that is popular for entertainment or a particular activity
  2. bed and breakfast
    small hotel where you can sleep and have the first meal of the day
  3. photobombing
    the activity of deliberately getting into the background of someone else’s photograph as a joke
  4. guesthouse
    a private place where people can pay to stay and have meals
  5. overdevelop
    to put up too many buildings, shops, roads, etc. in an area
  6. tourist trap
    a negative phrase for a place that many tourists visit, but where drinks, hotels, etc. are more expensive
  7. mainland
    the main area of land that forms a country, as compared to islands near it that are also part of that country
  8. World Heritage Site
    place selected by UNESCO as having cultural, historical, or scientific c significance, legally protected internationally
  9. mass tourism
    a situation when large numbers of people visit the same destination at the same time
  10. infrastructure
    the basic systems and structures that a country or area needs in order to work properly, for example roads, railways, banks, etc.
  11. destination development
    activity of creating successful sustainable places for visitors and developing a brand image for a particular country or area
  12. record season
    reaching the highest number of people visiting a destination, or tourists staying in a particular hotel or resort
  13. hotel chain
    a number of establishments where people can stay which are owned or managed by the same company or person
  14. eco-resort
    an environmentally friendly hotel and grounds for holidays which tries to minimise its carbon footprint
  15. tour guide
    a person who helps visitors and takes them around an area to show them the sights
  16. package tour
    a holiday which includes transportation, accommodation, meals, entertainment, etc.