Tourism is the practice of traveling in or browse for fun, a place other than where it usually lives,
which may involve the consumption of one night with a hotel and possibly the booking as transport.
Initially linked to leisure and health, tourism also now encompasses all economic activities in which the person uses in a single unusual movement (transportation, hotels, restaurants, bars, etc.).
This could be, for example, a business trip (this is called "business tourism") or a religious pilgrimage ("cultural tourism") or to travel in order to have sex with indigenous ("sex tourism"). One can also seek treatment in a country other than that in which it resides, it is called medical tourism, or are applying for social benefits, it is the social tourism, the Court of Justice of the European Union sentenced in November 20141.
Sustainable tourism manifests the will to preserve the balance of societies where it develops, while maintaining the quality of the landscape and balance of the environment.
Practicing tourism also allows pausing in his schedule utility imposed by the need to earn a living.
Tourists generally interested in culture or landscapes he visits. This has long been the preserve of wealthy people who could afford to travel, to see remarkable buildings, works of art or taste other cuisines.
Tourism has spawned an industry where the middle classes in Western countries (Europe and North America) were able to start traveling. This is the general improvement in living standards that allowed people to spend more on leisure, especially in tourism, and the considerable progress in transport (maritime, rail and especially air).
Four international organizations (United Nations Statistical Commission (en), World Tourism Organization, Eurostat and OECD) have defined this term. "The" tourism "includes the activities of people during their trips to and staying in places outside their usual environment for a consecutive period not exceeding one year, for leisure, for business and other reasons not related to the exercise of
an activity remunerated from within the place visited
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which may involve the consumption of one night with a hotel and possibly the booking as transport.
Initially linked to leisure and health, tourism also now encompasses all economic activities in which the person uses in a single unusual movement (transportation, hotels, restaurants, bars, etc.).
This could be, for example, a business trip (this is called "business tourism") or a religious pilgrimage ("cultural tourism") or to travel in order to have sex with indigenous ("sex tourism"). One can also seek treatment in a country other than that in which it resides, it is called medical tourism, or are applying for social benefits, it is the social tourism, the Court of Justice of the European Union sentenced in November 20141.
Sustainable tourism manifests the will to preserve the balance of societies where it develops, while maintaining the quality of the landscape and balance of the environment.
Practicing tourism also allows pausing in his schedule utility imposed by the need to earn a living.
Tourists generally interested in culture or landscapes he visits. This has long been the preserve of wealthy people who could afford to travel, to see remarkable buildings, works of art or taste other cuisines.
Tourism has spawned an industry where the middle classes in Western countries (Europe and North America) were able to start traveling. This is the general improvement in living standards that allowed people to spend more on leisure, especially in tourism, and the considerable progress in transport (maritime, rail and especially air).
Four international organizations (United Nations Statistical Commission (en), World Tourism Organization, Eurostat and OECD) have defined this term. "The" tourism "includes the activities of people during their trips to and staying in places outside their usual environment for a consecutive period not exceeding one year, for leisure, for business and other reasons not related to the exercise of
an activity remunerated from within the place visited
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourisme#mediaviewer/File:Portique_pr%C3%A9c%C3%A9dant_la_salle_de_pri%C3%A8re,_Grande_Mosqu%C3%A9e_de_Kairouan.jpg
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