Which term describes a destination that provides entertainment, recreation, leisure activities, accommodations, and food for guests?

• A. Resort
• B. Public relations
• C. Public recreation
• D. Publicity

Answer: (A)

The concept here is a place designed to host guests with everything they need on-site. A resort fits because it combines lodging, meals, entertainment, recreation, and leisure activities in one destination. Guests can stay, dine, and enjoy activities without needing to travel elsewhere, which is the hallmark of a resort.

The other terms don’t describe a physical destination with all those features: public relations is about managing an organization’s image and communications, not a place where people stay and play; public recreation refers to government or community facilities offering activities to the public, not a single lodging-and-entertainment destination; publicity is the act of generating attention or promotional exposure, not a place to vacation.