12 Questions
Which type of tourism involves residents of a country traveling within that same country?
Domestic Tourism
When non-residents travel to a given country, what type of tourism is this?
Inbound Tourism
If a resident of a country is traveling to another country, what type of tourism is this?
International Tourism
What does international tourism consist of?
Both inbound and outbound tourism
Which type of tourism involves many people going to the same place, often at the same time of the year?
Mass Tourism
If a Korean visits the Philippines to see her child, what type of tourism is this considered as?
Inbound Tourism
What is the primary purpose of mass tourism?
To go on an affordable vacation package
Which type of tourism focuses on secluded areas and requires arranging flights and accommodations independently?
Alternative tourism
What is the primary aim of health and wellness tourism?
To maintain or restore the health and well-being of the traveler
Which type of tourism involves physical activities while engaging with nature?
Adventure tourism
What is the primary benefit of wildlife tourism?
It helps in the restoration of wildlife habitats and conservation efforts
What are the three main categories of tourist attractions mentioned in the text?
Natural, man-made, and events
Study Notes
Types of Tourism
- Domestic Tourism: involves residents traveling within their own country, e.g., a Filipino visiting Palawan.
- Inbound Tourism: involves non-residents traveling to a given country, e.g., BTS performing in the Philippines.
- Outbound Tourism: involves residents traveling to another country, e.g., a Filipina visiting Japan.
- International Tourism: consists of inbound and outbound tourism, involving resident and non-resident visitors, e.g., a Korean visiting the Philippines and a Filipino visiting France.
Other Forms of Tourism
- Mass Tourism: involves large groups of people visiting the same place, often at the same time, e.g., package deals for vacations.
- Alternative Tourism: takes tourists to secluded areas, requiring them to arrange their own flights and accommodations.
- Leisure Tourism: involves spending free time at tourist attractions, e.g., beaches, islands, or trying new activities.
- Business Tourism: involves people traveling for business purposes, e.g., attending conferences or exhibitions.
- Cultural and Heritage Tourism: involves experiencing local cultures, traditions, and lifestyles, e.g., festivals, historical monuments, and local products.
- Adventure Tourism: involves physical activities in nature, e.g., backpacking, camping, kayaking, and scuba diving.
- Wildlife Tourism: involves viewing or encountering wildlife, e.g., passive observation, feeding, or touching species.
- Health and Wellness Tourism: aims to maintain or restore travelers' health and well-being through physical and psychological activities, e.g., fitness camps, yoga retreats, and spa experiences.
Classifications of Tourist Attractions
- Natural Attractions: created by nature, e.g., geographical or geological features, encouraging visitors to visit.
- Man-made Attractions: created by humans, e.g., monuments, buildings, or structures.
- Events: temporary attractions, e.g., festivals, concerts, or exhibitions.
Learn about the different types of tourism such as domestic, inbound, and outbound. Understand the distinctions between residents traveling within their own country, non-residents visiting a different country, and residents of a country traveling abroad.
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