iGeo 2013, Писмен тест — Задача 2. Section A: Tourism and Conservation — Question 2
10th International Geography Olympiad — Kyoto, Japan — 30 July – 5 August 2013 — Written Response Test — Question and Answer Booklet · 30 юли 2013 г. · 4 т.
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Условие
Study the Atlas pages 56–57 maps “Europe – Tourism”, especially map 3 “Albir and Benidorm – Different types of tourism”.
Compare and contrast the tourist resorts of Albir and Benidorm.
Решение
Answer: 4 marks: 1 mark for each comparison or contrast involving both Albir and Benidorm.
- Albir is made up of apartment and low-rise bungalows probably all about the same age whereas Benidorm has a varied land use.
- A few hotels in the north around promenade Calle de los Músicos in Albir whereas Benidorm has mainly high rise hotels.
- Albir doesn’t have any public buildings, except for a hospital. It’s just a primarily summer recreational residential area, vacation village whereas Benidorm has a range of public buildings and tourist locations, e.g. library, castle, bullring, hospital, harbour developments, Aqualandia (map 2).
- Main residents of Albir are likely to be family or older couples because of golf course in Albir whereas in Benidorm there will be local people living there as well as tourists.
- Albir has winding roads similar to suburban developments trying to give interest whereas Benidorm possesses quite regular angular street network.
- Benidorm has its own water sports harbour whereas Albir people have to go to Altea.
- Both have a high number of swimming pools, beaches, tourist information centres, campsites which show they are tourist areas.
- Both have quite a lot green space around residential areas.
- Both have good connections to railway and roads (map 2) to other inland tourist attractions as well as highways to Alicante and Valencia.
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