Basic Concepts of Travel and Tourism

Description

Global tourism as a business is largely a phenomenon of the post-second world war. There has been a demand for an accurate, complete reference book on tourism, even though several research papers and articles have been written on various elements of tourism. Tourism is a rapidly growing, service-oriented business with significant growth potential for both domestic and global economies. The exposition and description of places, affluence, more excellent standards of life, and the quickly expanding idea of paid vacations are now part of global and national tourism. Man, space, and time are the three main elements that make up the tourist process. As a result, it has broad consequences for both the environment and society's economic future. The phenomena of tourism can greatly aid any society's economic and social development. The current book on tourism's primary goal is to arrange and compile the various elements of this intricate matrix of several interconnected dimensions of tourism.