Tourism

the act of travel and visiting places. It includes private travel for holiday and recreation purposes but also business travel. It is also concerned with the provision of services to support this leisure travel

• tourist

• tourism

• migration

• tourism product

a tourist who travels outside of the geographical region of his/her country of residence.

• regional tourist

• domestic tourist

• excursionist

• international touris

An individual who spends less than twenty – four hours in a country and does not necessarily sleep in the country

• regional tourist

• excursionist

• international tourism

• cruise passenger

A tourist who travels from one country to another within the geographical region in which he/she lives

• Domestic Tourist

• International Tourist

• Cruise passenger

• Regional Tourist

A tourist who travels within his/her own country spending at least one night away from his/her normal place of residence

• Domestic Tourist

• Regional Tourist

• International Tourist

• immigrant

This speaks to anything which is able to meet tourist satisfaction.

• nature tourism

• Tourism industry

• Tourism product

• marketing

this speaks to the volume of tourist expenditure that has contributed to opportunities in employment, foreign currency earnings and general development in the host country.

• Revenues

• economic leakage

• economic linkage

• tourist industry

a situation in which all of the foreign currency earned through tourism does not remain within the host country.

• Economic linkage

• Economic leakage

• Remittances

• Revenues

tourism involving travel to areas of natural or ecological interest to observe animal and plant life.

• culture tourism

• sports tourism

• health tourism

• Eco-tourism

refers to travel which offers visitors the opportunity to either view or participate in a sporting event, whether marine based or land based.

• Heritage tourism

• Sports Tourism

• Cultural Tourism

• Health Tourism