Tourism Concepts and Globalization Overview

Study Notes

Domestic Tourism: Travel within one's own country.
Inbound Tourism: Non-residents traveling in a given country.
Outbound Tourism: Residents traveling to another country.
Internal Tourism: Combination of domestic and inbound tourism.
Incomparability of Tourism Statistics: Challenges in standardizing and comparing tourism data across regions.
Global Sport Market: Overview of the international sports market, focusing on stakeholders and economic impact.
Classification of Tourism: Categorization of tourism, including leisure, business, and medical tourism.

Globalization: Process of international business development and operations.
Competitive and Cooperative Approach to Globalization: Strategies for competing or collaborating in the global market.
Tasks Required for Collaboration (5): Specific tasks needed for entity collaboration (details unspecified).
Motives for Collaboration: Reasons for collaboration, such as resource sharing and strategic alliances.
Types of Collaboration: Forms like joint ventures and partnerships, and the parties involved.

Carrying Capacity: Maximum visitors a destination can accommodate without negative impacts.
Multiplier Effect: Economic impact of spending within a local economy.
Sustainable Development: Development meeting current needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own needs.
Cost-Benefit Analysis (Economic): Impact on local and national economies.
Cost-Benefit Analysis (Political): Influence on government policies and relations.
Cost-Benefit Analysis (Social): Effects on the community and societal structures.
Cost-Benefit Analysis (Environmental): Impact on natural resources and ecosystems.

Overcrowding: Excessive number of visitors in a location.
Group Identity: Sense of belonging to a particular group.
In-Group: Social group a person identifies with.
Out-Group: Social group a person does not identify with.
Familiar Stranger: Someone recognized from regular encounters, but with limited interaction.
Que Theory: Conceptual framework related to social organization and hierarchy.
Collective Gaze: Shared focus among a group of people.
Factors Affecting Travel Satisfaction: Elements affecting traveler satisfaction (e.g., service quality, amenities, experiences).