Tourism - Types of Attracts and Growth

Man-made attractions that attract people to the area such as landmarks, culture and entertainment

• Man-made Attractions

• Attractions

• Human Attractions

• Physical Attractions

The study of the money, its impacts, location and distribution

• Economy Geography

• Eco Geography

• Social Geography

• Economic Geography

Large amounts of people going on holiday to the same place at the same time.

• Mass Tourism

• Large Tourism

• Large Scale Tourism

• Migration

A person who is travelling or visiting a place for pleasure or leisure purposes

• Traveller

• Holiday

• Tourist

• Jet Setter

People can relax on the beach or take part in water sports e.g. in Spain

• City Holiday

• Beach Holiday

• Relaxing Holiday

• Water Sports Holiday

Iguazu Falls are ​ (a)    on the border of the Argentine province of Misiones and the ​ (b)   state of Paraná. Together, they make up the ​ (c)   waterfall system in the ​ (d)   . For most of its course, the Iguazu ​ (e)   flows through Brazil; however, most of the falls are on the Argentine side.

• waterfalls
• Brazilian
• largest
• world
• river

Answer explanation

The Iguazu Falls annually receive more than 1 million tourists, being recognized worldwide for its beauty.

These are the naturally occurring landmarks that attract people to the area, such as mountains, coasts, rivers or coral reefs

• Physical Attractions

• Attractions

• Environmental Attractions

• Human Attractions

A short stay in a city to examine the culture or landmarks of the city are e.g. the Eiffel tower

• Relaxing Holiday

• City Holiday

• Cultural Break

• City Tour

What type of tourist attraction does the picture show?

• human attraction

• physical attraction

What type of tourist attraction does the picture show?

• human attraction

• physical atttraction

• spatial attraction