What contributed to human mobility:
3 primary reason for growing affluence:
Political Changes
Small numbers of visitors
No facilities specifically for tourists
Use of local facilities is high
Contact with local people is high
The environment and society are unchanged by tourism
Tourism is of little significance in the economy
Number of visitors increase
Some residents begin to provide facilities for tourists
Contact between visitors and residents is still high
Advertising to attract more visitors begins
Market areas begin to be defined
Seasonal changes in demand can be seen
There is now a well-defined market
Heavy advertising and promotional efforts
Local people's involvement in tourism declines
Natural and Cultural attractions are developed
Changes in the social and ecological environments can be seen
The number of visitors in peak periods will equal or exceed the local...
Other services will be developed to meet the needs of tourists (e.g....
Two types of tourist destinations
The rate of increase declines, although total numbers continue to grow
Tourist is now an important part of the local economy
Franchises and chains will be widespread, but few new ones will be...
Opposition to tourism and discontent among residents will be seen
Destinations will have a well-defined RBDs and/or TBDs
Peak numbers of visitors will have been reached
Many carrying capacities will have been reached and exceeded
The area will have a well-established image but will no longer be in...
There will be heavy reliance on repeat visitors, with few new people...
There will be an oversupply of tourism services
Strenuous efforts will be made to maintain visitation
The area cannot compete with newer hot spots
The place loses its appeal to vacationers but may appeal to day or...
Tourist facilities are replaced by non-tourists businesses
Local involvement in tourism once again increases
Ultimately the place may become a "tourist slum"
This stage is difficult to reach without a complete makeover of...
Gambling
The sum of all travel away from home for pleasure, business or any...
Someone who travels away from home for at least one night but less...
Someone who stays away from home less than 24hours
Someone who travels within their own nation
Examples of basic human rights and increased free time.
Urbanization:
Increased promotional efforts and increased awareness
Examples of Supranationalism: governments beyond a nation
Other names for super nationalism:
Tourism is defined as:
What is the Science of Tourism?
Business of Tourism?
Growth of Tourism. Reasons for Growth?
Agritourism and Cuisine includes what?
Tourism
Two ways to accomplish rejuvenation:
Sun, Sea, and Sand Tourism
RBD (Recreation Business District)
- Anything inherited from the past, utilized today- Tangible and...
How is Bhutan controlling tourism's impacts?
Tourism gets categorized based on the type of attraction, motivations...
TBD by Getz (Tourist Business District) is a mix of RBD (Stanfield and...
It is a form of heritage tourism, Pilgrims vs Tourists, Regional...
Collapsed of Communism, Improved International Relations, and...
Types of Heritage include:
Atlantic City is an example of what phase of Butler's Destination Life...
Which of the following has been the most successful alliance since...
New Zealand and Amsterdam are visited for what type of tourism?
Rocky point is a great example of what phase of Butler's Destination...
Arizona main markets are: