Study the World Time Zone map and the information below and answer the questions that follow - NSC Tourism - Question 2 - 2023
Question 2
Study the World Time Zone map and the information below and answer the questions that follow.
THE CAPE TOWN CYCLE TOUR 2023
The 45th Cape Town Cycle Tour, the bigg... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:Study the World Time Zone map and the information below and answer the questions that follow - NSC Tourism - Question 2 - 2023
Step 1
Calculate the time difference between London and Cape Town.
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The time difference between London and Cape Town is 2 hours, with Cape Town being ahead of London. Thus, when it is 12:00 in London, it is 14:00 in Cape Town.
Step 2
Calculate the arrival time in Cape Town when the Willis' flight landed on 9 March 2023.
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The departure time from London was 19:00 on 8 March 2023. With a flying time of 11 hours, the arrival time in Cape Town is calculated as follows:
Departure time: 19:00 (GMT)
Adding the flying time: 19:00 + 11 hours = 06:00 (next day, Cape Town time)
Adjusting for the time difference: 06:00 + 2 hours = 08:00 (Cape Town time)
Therefore, the Willis family arrived in Cape Town at 08:00 on 9 March 2023.
Step 3
Give TWO reasons why the family planned their trip so that they would arrive in South Africa three days before the race.
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To acclimatise to the weather and altitude in Cape Town, which is essential for optimal performance in the race.
To allow Gordon sufficient rest and to prepare for the race by collecting his registration and getting familiar with the route.
Step 4
Advise the Willis family which channel they need to proceed to at Cape Town International Airport.
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The Willis family should proceed to the green channel at Cape Town International Airport, as they are carrying items that do not need to be declared.
Step 5
Give TWO reasons for your answer to QUESTION 2.2.1(a).
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The green channel is designated for passengers who have nothing to declare, allowing for a quicker passage through customs.
They were traveling with items permissible under customs regulations, ensuring compliance with the laws governing imports.
Step 6
Name the government body that employs the men.
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The government body that employs the men is the South African Revenue Service (SARS).
Step 7
Explain TWO duties of the men referred to in QUESTION 2.2.2(a).
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They must control that visitors do not carry illegal and/or prohibited goods into the country, ensuring that all items brought into South Africa comply with regulations.
They need to ensure that restricted goods are within the permissible limits, thereby protecting local customs and taxation laws.
Step 8
Calculate the time in New York when Gordon's friend, John, received the message.
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Gordon sent the message at 14:00 Cape Town time. Considering that New York is 7 hours behind Cape Town (in DST), the time in New York when John received the message is:
14:00 - 7 hours = 07:00. Therefore, John received the message at 07:00 in New York.
Step 9
Complete the blank spaces for Day 2 and Day 5 of the itinerary.
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