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Outsiders visit us. The tourism of non-resident visitors within the economic territory of a country.
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Inbound Tourism
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We visit outside. Visitors from outside the financial territory of the country of reference and provided by non-residents. It does not comprise of goods and services acquired for or after the trip within the country of orientation.
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Outbound Tourism
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Inbound and Outbound.
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International Tourism
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Visitors travel within their own country.
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Internal Tourism
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Tourism we do inside & outside.
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National Tourism
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Tourism done inside by us and by outsiders.
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Domestic Tourism
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Long-term balance in tourism development that maximizes the benefits and reduces the costs associated with the natural and socio-cultural environment and economic systems.
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Sustainability
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It is created for the purpose to satisfy the tourists’ demand. It would not exist without tourists visiting the destination.
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"Induced Self-Contained” Destinations
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Tourism is only a part of the “place” or geographic area, which includes all of the components of the tourism supply.
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“Organic” Destination
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Maximum number of people who can use a site without an unacceptable alteration in the physical, societal, economic, cultural (natural and host) environment and without an unacceptable decline in the quality of the experience gained by the visitors
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Carrying Capacity
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An organization that represent a community in solicitation and serving of travelers to the area
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CVB
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The evolution of entire metropolitan areas heavily relied on tourism
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Tourism Urbanization's
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Attract tourists with its historic or cultural identities.
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Tourism Historical Cities
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Places constructing infrastructure to attract tourists.
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Converted Cities
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