AS & A Level Travel & Tourism (9395) — real past-paper questions, marked by AI

Destinations and the organisations that manage them sit at the centre of AS & A Level Travel & Tourism (9395) — Component 1 runs around 3 questions per paper, with Components 3 and 4 adding roughly 2 each at the deeper end of the course. All three are sat across three variants a session, and the structured, scenario-based format means every answer has to stay tied to the destination, brand or stakeholder situation given.

This hub holds 395 real 9395 questions from 44 papers set between 2023 and 2025. Destination development and management leads the topic table with 10 questions, themes and concepts follows with 9, and destination marketing contributes 6, with destination branding and types of tourism close behind — a clear guide to where the syllabus repeats itself. Write a full response to a destination or branding question and the AI examiner marks it instantly against the real Cambridge mark scheme, showing whether your analysis engaged with the specific case or drifted into general description.

Sweep destination marketing questions across several sessions, then sit a full component against the clock. It is free, with no account needed.

44exam papers
395questions
2023–2025sessions covered
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Past papers by year

2025

PaperSessionQuestions
Paper 11 May–June 2025 3
Paper 12 May–June 2025 3
Paper 13 May–June 2025 3
Paper 31 May–June 2025 2
Paper 32 May–June 2025 2
Paper 33 May–June 2025 2
Paper 41 May–June 2025 2
Paper 42 May–June 2025 2
Paper 43 May–June 2025 2

2024

PaperSessionQuestions
Paper 11 May–June 2024 3
Paper 12 May–June 2024 3
Paper 13 May–June 2024 3
Paper 31 May–June 2024 2
Paper 32 May–June 2024 2
Paper 33 May–June 2024 2
Paper 41 May–June 2024 2
Paper 42 May–June 2024 2
Paper 43 May–June 2024 2
Paper 11 October–November 2024 3
Paper 12 October–November 2024 3
Paper 13 October–November 2024 3
Paper 31 October–November 2024 2
Paper 32 October–November 2024 2
Paper 33 October–November 2024 2
Paper 42 October–November 2024 2
Paper 43 October–November 2024 2

2023

PaperSessionQuestions
Paper 11 May–June 2023 4
Paper 12 May–June 2023 4
Paper 13 May–June 2023 4
Paper 31 May–June 2023 2
Paper 32 May–June 2023 2
Paper 33 May–June 2023 2
Paper 41 May–June 2023 2
Paper 42 May–June 2023 2
Paper 43 May–June 2023 2
Paper 11 October–November 2023 2
Paper 12 October–November 2023 4
Paper 13 October–November 2023 4
Paper 31 October–November 2023 2
Paper 32 October–November 2023 2
Paper 33 October–November 2023 2
Paper 41 October–November 2023 2
Paper 42 October–November 2023 2
Paper 43 October–November 2023 2

Practise AS & A Level Travel & Tourism by topic

Also examined: Products and services, Organisations, Customer service, Factors affecting the industry, Impacts of travel and tourism.

Frequently asked questions

Which 9395 papers and years are covered?

Every May–June and October–November session from 2023 to 2025 — 44 papers across Components 1, 3 and 4, in variants 11 to 13, 31 to 33 and 41 to 43.

How does the AI marking work for travel and tourism answers?

You write your full answer and the AI examiner checks it against the real Cambridge mark scheme, the same standard used for every question on this hub. It flags whether your analysis of a destination or brand stayed applied to the case or turned generic.

Is it really free?

Yes — every question, mark scheme and AI marking run is free, with no signup and no card needed.

What topics come up most in 9395?

Destination development and management leads, followed by themes and concepts and destination marketing, with branding, rebranding and types of tourism all recurring across sessions.

How should I revise travel and tourism with past papers?

Use the topic tags to sweep destination marketing or branding questions from several sessions first, then move to full timed components to build pacing.

Are these official Cambridge papers?

The questions are transcribed from real Cambridge papers and marked against the real mark schemes, which remain © Cambridge International. Cambridge Papers is an independent study tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge.

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