1. Some Tourism Key Terms…

2. Package Holiday A tour where transport, accommodation and food are all included in one price. A holiday that you can give as a present in nice gift wrapped package. A holiday where you book flights and accommodation separately. A holiday that can only be booked on the internet. A holiday that you can give as a present in nice gift wrapped package. A holiday that can only be booked on the internet.

3. Tourism The long-term movement of people to places away from where they work for business or pleasure. Where people move house to live or work. The short-term movement of people to places away from where they live and work, normally for pleasure but also for business. Visiting places you have never been before. The long-term movement of people to places away from where they work for business or pleasure. Where people move house to live or work. The long-term movement of people to places away from where they work for business or pleasure. Where people move house to live or work.

4. Long-Haul A walk over a long distance, usually taking more than 3 hours to get to a location. A flight over a long distance, usually taking more than 3 hours to get to a location. A flight over a long distance, usually taking less than 3 hours to get to a location. Carrying suitcases for more than 0.5 miles to get to your hotel.

5. Short-Haul A short distance flight of three hours or less. A short distance jog carrying a suitcase. A short distance walk of three hours or less. A long distance flight of three hours or more.

6. Mass Tourism When people take more than one holiday per year. Tourism on a small scale. Large numbers of people visiting the same area. Tourism that occurs in large countries only.

7. Specialist Holidays Holidays based on a particular area, interest or activity. Holidays that have been given as a present. Holidays that only specialists can go on. Holidays that you can only take every 5 years.

8. Fair Trade Tourism Tourism that only people who buy fair trade goods can go on. Makes sure the benefits go directly to those whose land, natural resources, work, knowledge and culture are being used. Makes sure that all the benefits goes directly to the tour operator. Only occurs in countries that produce bananas and coffee.

9. Event Tourism Tourism that encourages people to organise events. Travel that can only be organised through an events manager. Travel based on natural resources such as the sun, sand and sea. Travel based around specific events whether sporting, cultural or historical.

10. Wilderness A well built up, overcrowded environment. An undeveloped and isolated environment. A noisy and polluted environment.A park in the middle of a city.

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