What is the final stop of a journey, or the goal for travelers?

• A. Destination resort
• B. Destination
• C. Distribution
• D. Disposable income

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is the endpoint of a trip—the destination. The destination is the place travelers intend to reach, the final stop that defines the goal of their journey. It can be anything from a city to a beach town to a specific attraction, and it isn’t limited to a particular type of place. A destination resort is a type of destination that focuses on resort facilities, but the endpoint of travel is best described simply as the destination because it covers all possible end locations. The other terms don’t fit: distribution refers to how products or messages travel to customers, and disposable income is the amount of money someone has available to spend after essentials, which affects travel demand but not the trip’s endpoint.