1. Tourism Members Julya Jess Ken Mini

2. What does a tour guide do? Guides visitors in the language of their choice Interprets the cultural and natural heritage of an area Possesses an area-specific qualification usually issued and/or recognized by the appropriate authority

3. Qualifications of a tour guide Pleasant personality, knowledgeable Guiding is an art, a skill of selecting information and varying it for different audiences; of presenting it in a simple and precise way; of allowing the visitor to see and to understand Certification required

5. Adventure tourism Extreme tourism Space tourism a physical activity a cultural exchange or interaction engagement with nature

6. Bookstore tourism Cultural tourism Heritage tourism Literary tourism Music tourism Pop-culture tourism Tolkien tourism

7. Child sex tourism Drug tourism Female sex tourism Sex tourism Suicide tourism (euthanasia tourism )

8. Culinary tourism Wine tourism

9. Archaeological tourism Atomic tourism (Hiroshima) Militarism heritage tourism

10. Dental tourism Fertility tourism Medical tourism

11. Nature and rural Agritourism Jungle tourism Rural tourism Village tourism Wildlife tourism (= Eco and Animal friendly tourism )

12. Religious Christian tourism Halal tourism Religious tourism

13. Voyeuristic Dark tourism Disaster tourism Ghetto tourism Poverty tourism Township tourism War tourism

14. Water-related Nautical tourism Shark tourism Water tourism

15. Different jobs Tours are diversifying because new interests and desires are emerging Different types of tours call for different kinds of knowledge and care Tour guides must cater themselves to the nature of the tour and the risk involved