tourism

tourism that involves traveling between different countries

tourism that spans the entire world

large-scale tourism involving many people visiting popular destinations

tourism that respects both local people and the environment

a rise in the number of tourists or tourism activities

tourism involving travel to foreign countries, especially across the sea

tourism that is environmentally friendly and sustainable

tourism focused on a country or region's culture

tourism focused on natural environments, often with a conservation element

tourism where travel, accommodation, and activities are organized and sold together as a package

tourism that minimizes negative social, economic, and environmental impacts

traveling to experience places, artifacts, and activities that represent the stories of the past

travel into space for recreational, leisure, or educational purposes

tourism based on visiting farms and rural areas

travel to engage in sexual activity, particularly with prostitutes

the business of providing services for people on holiday

the part of a country's economy that is made up of tourism

the commercial activity of buying and selling tourism services

a company involved in the tourism industry

a person or company that organizes and sells holidays and travel

the amount or level of tourism becomes greater

tourism grows very quickly and successfully

the amount or level of tourism goes down

the amount or level of tourism decreases, often suddenly

a reduction in tourism activity

a fall or decrease in tourism

a period when tourism activity is reduced

to advertise and encourage people to visit a place

to help tourism increase or improve

to rely on tourism for support or survival

to stimulate the development of tourism

to trust or depend on tourism

to make the amount of tourism greater

to need tourism in order to survive or succeed economically

to have a negative effect on tourism