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Tourism Chapter 2.1

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1 . refers to the lodging or places where tourists stay during their travels . This can include , hostels , resorts , vacation rentals , and campsites .

2 . and recreation involve activities that take place in natural settings or challenging environments , such as hiking , rock climbing , and water sports .

E . g . Sapa in Northern Vietnam is famous for trekking and adventure , offering breathtaking mountain .

3 . tourism involves residents of a country traveling their own country for leisure or business purposes .

E . g . Many Vietnamese tourists visit Nha Trang , a coastal city , for domestic vacations .

4 . in tourism refers to activities and experiences that provide leisure , amusement , and enjoyment to tourists . This can include cultural performances , theme parks , nightlife , and recreational events .

5 . in tourism encompass organized gatherings , celebrations , festivals , conferences , and exhibitions that attract visitors to a destination . These events can be cultural , sporting , or business - related .
E . g . The Hoi An Festival is a monthly event in Vietnam where the old town is illuminated with colorful lanterns , creating a magical atmosphere for both tourists and locals .

6 . Excursionist expenditures refer to the spent by travelers who take short trips or excursions during their main journey . These expenditures can include spending on tours , activities , and attractions .
E . g . Tourists in Paris may spend on guided tours of the Louvre or boat trips along the River , contributing to excursionist expenditures .

7 . Food services in tourism refer to , cafes , food stalls , and experiences that provide meals and to tourists .

8 . In tourism , a host refers to an individual , organization , or entity that provides and services to tourists in a destination . Hosts can include hoteliers , tour guides , and local residents who visitors .

E . g . A local in Hue , Vietnam , serves as a host by providing historical insights and guiding tourists through the city's cultural sites .

9 . In tourism , a community refers to the local residents and in a destination who play a role in welcoming and accommodating tourists . The community's engagement in tourism can influence the visitor experience .

E . g . Local artisans and craftsmen in Hoi An contribute to the community's identity by creating handmade and products for tourists .

10 . Inbound tourism refers to the activity of - tourists visiting a destination or country . It involves travelers arriving from other regions or nations to explore the host .

E . g . Tourists from the United States traveling to Hanoi , Vietnam , for cultural experiences engage in inbound tourism .

11 . tourism involves the movement of tourists across national borders . It includes travelers from one country visiting and experiencing another country .

E . g . American tourists visiting Ho Chi Minh City , Vietnam , to explore its culture and history contribute to this kind of tourism .

 
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