Leisure sports and Tourism

-------------------- is a leisure time activity undertaken voluntarily and for enjoyment.

• Basketball

• Recreation

• Tourism

• Sport:

Tourism that preserves primary tourist resources and supports the livelihoods and culture of local people.

• Mass tourism

• Ecotourism

• Adventure

• sustainable tourism

Large-scale tourism when flights, accommodation, tours and transfers are booked together and often part of a group.

• Resourt

• Mass tourism

• TNCs

• Heritage tourism

Primary tourist/recreational resources:

• Facilities that have been purposefully built for tourists e.g. hotels, restaurants, golf courses and airports.

• Pre-existing tourist attractions that often exist naturally e.g. the weather, wildlife, beaches, indigenous people or mountains.

• Tourism that goes to view wildlife in its natural habitat. Safaris are very common in Africa e.g. Kenya, Tanzania and Botswana

• When tourists pay a hotel complex one price which includes all meals, drinks, entertainment, activities, etc. All-inclusive holidays are very common in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.

which of the following Factors have influenced the Growth of Tourism

• Economic Wealth:

• Paid holidays

• Low-cost airlines

• Family Size: In

• All of above

A tourist hotspot is

• Areas of outstanding natural beauty

• Historic city centers

• Accessible

• Have a very large number of visits at the same time.

• All of the above

----------------- It describes where the customers at a particular retail location are from, and explains why they attend that location instead of a neighbouring location

• Range

• Threshold population

• Sphere of influence

What is niche tourism?

• focuses on history and culture

• May engage in activities like climbing major mountain peaks i which s difficult, and requires lots of training, planning and equipment.

• space tourism

• Tourism strategy is one that appeals to a small number of people who are especially interested in something.

Why does many niche tourist destinations have relatively low levels of participation in per capita?

• it is expensive

• not interesting

• There aren’t enough people living within the country to make the tourist activity worthwhile for companies to offer it

This integration means that a company owns several companies offering the same level of the tourism. For example, airlines are frequently owned by airline groups.

• Vertical

• Horizontal