BTEC Travel and Tourism Unit 3: P2 and M1 Major world landmarks - Africa To achieve M1 you need to show that you can use the atlas confidently working.

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BTEC Travel and Tourism Unit 3: P2 and M1 Major world landmarks - Africa To achieve M1 you need to show that you can use the atlas confidently working on your own

Task One Move the red arrow to mark Kenya on the inset map. Task Two Create labels for (a)the capital city of Kenya (b)one of the National Parks (c)a coastal resort in Kenya Use the blue arrows to mark these three places on your map. Task Three Find out the name of a major passenger port (eg. ferry port) in Kenya. Create a label for it and mark in on the map using the green arrow. Task Four Find out the name and three letter code of a major airport in Kenya. Create a label for it (including the three letter code) and mark it on the map using the pink arrow.

Task One Move the red arrow to mark Morocco on the inset map. Task Two Create labels for (a)the capital city of Morocco (b)a beach resort in Morocco (c)a tourist city in Morocco Use the blue arrows to mark these three places on your map. Task Three Find out the name of a major passenger port (eg. ferry port) in Morocco. Create a label for it and mark in on the map using the green arrow. Task Four Find out the name and three letter code of a major airport in Morocco. Create a label for it (including the three letter code) and mark it on the map using the pink arrow.

Extension Task Create maps for other African countries. Use a new slide for each country. Include a small map of Africa and locate the country on it (you could copy the map from slide 1). Include a large map of the country – on it you should name and locate – the capital city – a major passenger seaport (if there is one) – a major airport, including its three letter code Use the map outlines from List of seaports: List of airport codes: