Cultural attraction Natural attraction
Region Tourism
Destination Heritage
Ecotourism Sustainable tourism

 

A natural feature or phenomenon that attracts visitors, such as beaches, mountains, lakes, waterfalls, and wildlife parks. A place or activity that reflects the culture and traditions of the local people, such as museums, galleries, historical sites, and festivals.
The activities of people who travel to and stay in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes. A geographical area that shares common characteristics, such as culture, language, climate, landscape, and traditions.
The cultural, historical, and natural legacy of a region or a country, which is preserved and promoted by the government, local authorities, and communities. A place that is chosen by tourists as their goal for a trip, such as a city, a resort, a national park, or a cultural site.
A type of tourism that aims to balance environmental, economic, and socio-cultural objectives, by minimizing negative impacts on the environment and society, and maximizing positive benefits for the local communities and their economies. A form of tourism that involves responsible travel to natural areas, such as rainforests, coral reefs, and wildlife habitats, with a view to appreciating, conserving, and learning from them.

 

Pilgrimage Adventure tourism
Cuisine Festival
Architecture Museum
National park World Heritage site

 

A type of tourism that involves outdoor activities, such as trekking, hiking, mountaineering, rafting, and safari, in natural or remote areas, with a view to challenge oneself physically or emotionally. A journey to a holy or sacred place, which is often an important part of a religious or spiritual tradition, such as Mecca, Jerusalem, or the Ganges.
A celebration or a cultural event that is held annually or on special occasions, which may include music, dance, art, theater, sports, and religious ceremonies. The traditional or popular food and drink of a region or a country, which reflects its history, geography, climate, and cultural diversity.
A public institution that collects, preserves, and displays artifacts, works of art, and scientific specimens, which are of cultural or educational value to the public. The art and science of designing and building structures, such as houses, temples, palaces, and skyscrapers, which reflect the cultural, historical, and aesthetic values of a society.
A cultural or natural site that is recognized by UNESCO as having outstanding universal value, and is therefore protected and preserved for future generations, such as the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, and the Grand Canyon. A protected area of natural or semi-natural land, which is designated by a government or an international organization, in order to preserve and promote the biodiversity, ecology, and scenic beauty of the area, while providing opportunities for recreation and education.

 

Scenery Tour guide
Travel agency Hospitality

 

A person who leads or accompanies a group of tourists, and provides information, assistance, and interpretation of the local culture, history, and attractions. The natural or man-made landscape that is viewed and appreciated by visitors, such as mountains, lakes, forests, cities, and gardens.
The friendly and welcoming reception and accommodation of guests or tourists, which is characterized by warmth, generosity, and professionalism. A business that provides travel and tourism services to customers, such as transportation, accommodation, tours, and visas, either individually or as part of a package.