Le varie forme del turismo

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Si definisce turismo: lattività del viaggiare e del compiere gite, escursioni con mezzi meccanici, in bicicletta, a piedi, per diletto e istruzione, oltre che come esercizio fisico. Ma questa non è lunica definizione, infatti ogni organizzazione e studioso delleconomia preferisce attribuire un proprio significato a tale termine. Il turismo rappresenta un fenomeno molto complesso che può essere esaminato sotto molteplici aspetti ed è rappresentato sottoforme diverse. Esaminiamole!

Sustainable tourism involves meeting the needs of present tourists and host regions while protecting opportunities for the future. It aims to protect the environment, meet human needs, promote equity, and improve quality of life. Sustainable tourism takes into account current and future economic, social, and environmental impacts on visitors, industry, the environment, and host communities. It leads to managing resources in a way that fulfills economic, social, aesthetic needs while maintaining cultural integrity and ecological processes.

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This document discusses golf tourism. It defines golf tourism as trips taken mainly for the purpose of playing golf. It provides a brief history of golf, noting the earliest recorded golf game took place in 1297 in the Netherlands. It also discusses the International Association of Golf Tour Operators (IAGTO), which has over 2000 members in 95 countries, as well as the India Golf Tourism Association. Global golf participation statistics are given, with over 50 million golfers worldwide, as well as growth opportunities in Asia, the Middle East, and Mexico. The typical golf tourist is described as predominantly male, middle aged or retired, and likely to be members of golf clubs at home. The main source markets are listed as the United States, United

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Sustainable tourism development aims to balance the economic, social, and environmental impacts of tourism. It takes into account the needs of visitors, industry, host communities, and the environment. Sustainable tourism ensures the quality of visitors' experiences and host communities' livelihoods while conserving natural and cultural resources for future generations. It considers the socio-cultural and environmental impacts of tourism as well as a destination's carrying capacity - the maximum number of visitors that can be supported without damaging the environment or local community. Achieving sustainable tourism requires addressing issues like exclusivity, policies and practices, resource management, and involving local communities.

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Protected Area Ecotourism and Climate Change (2015)TAPAS

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Que es el Turismo jenniferandrango1996

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Manual de buenas practicas para el transporte acuatico.Yesenia Casanova

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4.a.typesnformsSonia Khan

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A global distribution system (GDS) is a network that enables automated transactions between travel providers and booking agents. It consolidates airline, hotel, car rental, and activity reservations. While GDS holds no inventory itself, it provides a platform for travel agents to make reservations on vendor systems. The major GDS currently in operation are Travelport, Amadeus, Sabre, and Travelsky. GDS offer advantages like one-stop shopping and commission payments for travel agents. However, some experts argue that as airlines adopt direct selling strategies, GDS may become less important for airline bookings by 2020, though they will still be useful for hotels and car rentals. GDS companies are also developing new capabilities and reducing

Rethinking Authenticity In Tourist ExperienceZlamb

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This document is a paper submitted by Zachary Lamb in partial fulfillment of a Master's degree. It examines the motivations of people who stay with strangers through hospitality networks like CouchSurfing and Airbnb. Through interviews with members, the paper finds that seeking authentic experiences is a primary motivation, contrary to some analyses that say authenticity is not relevant. It reviews different perspectives on authenticity in tourism literature. The paper suggests reinvigorating the concept of authenticity based on its findings that people do act with perceptions of authenticity in mind. It analyzes how intimate homestays with locals may provide the most authentic backstage experiences for some travelers seeking escape from rationalized modern life.

Planning for Competitive and Sustainable DestinationCris dela Peña

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This document outlines a model for planning a competitive and sustainable tourism destination. The model identifies several key components: 1. Core resources and attractors that motivate visitation like climate, culture, activities. 2. Supporting factors like infrastructure that facilitate tourism. 3. Qualifying determinants that influence scale like location, safety. 4. Comparative advantages from existing resources and competitive advantages from effectively deploying resources. 5. Destination management activities that implement policy like marketing, management. 6. Global forces broadly impacting tourism and competitive local environment affecting industry goals. The model provides a framework to guide tourism development and maximize a destination's competitiveness through strategic planning and management of

Mass tourismIanGrant24

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This document discusses mass tourism and its potential positive and negative impacts. It provides definitions of mass tourism and ecotourism. Students are asked to consider examples of mass tourism destinations and holidays. The text explores how mass tourism began in coastal resorts in Spain and the Mediterranean in the 1960s and the environmental and economic impacts of the large-scale development of tourism infrastructure in these regions.

Whole Tourism System Model- Neil LeiperAruna Poddar

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1. Leiper's tourism system model outlines the key components of tourism, including tourist generating regions, transit routes, destinations, and the tourism industry. 2. The model shows the interaction between tourists and the places they visit, and identifies push factors that encourage travel and pull factors that attract tourists to destinations. 3. The whole tourism system consists of five elements - tourists, places of origin and return, destinations, transportation routes, and tourism businesses. It depicts the flow of tourists between origins and destinations.

The evolution of GDS ( Global Distribution System)TTS

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In the early 1950s, travel agents had to manually book each flight with no automated systems. IBM and American Airlines created one of the first semi-automated reservation systems called Customer Reservations Systems. This allowed airlines to connect to the system and share availability and reservations. In the 1980s, airlines created their own fully automated booking systems called Global Distribution Systems (GDS) which allowed travel agents to search availability and book flights, hotels, and other travel services for multiple airlines in one place. Today there are three major GDS providers that continue to serve as the primary distribution channel connecting travel suppliers and agents globally.

10 sustainable tourismMissST

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This document discusses sustainable tourism and strategies to promote it. Sustainable tourism is defined as tourism that respects local people/culture and the environment, and provides long-term benefits. There are three elements: optimal environmental resource use, respect for socio-cultural values, and ensuring long-term economic benefits. Strategies to promote sustainable tourism include establishing laws/regulations to protect the environment and cultures, promoting ecotourism in natural areas, and supporting community-based tourism that involves and benefits local communities. While these strategies can help, there are challenges like non-compliance with guidelines and poor management that can limit their effectiveness.

Consideciones generales del turismo - Introducción al Turismo ISIV - Educación a Distancia

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Este documento resume los orígenes e historia evolutiva del turismo. Explica que los primeros antecedentes se encuentran en el Imperio Romano, donde la gente se desplazaba a lugares de veraneo o para visitar templos. Luego, en la Edad Media surgieron las peregrinaciones religiosas. Entre los siglos XVI-XIX empezó a gestarse el turismo moderno, especialmente con el "Grand Tour" y los viajes a balnearios. Finalmente, la Revolución Industrial, la clase media creciente y mejoras en el transporte imp

Digital transformation in the Tourism Sector - University Of Salford ManchesterEmre Dirlik

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In this report, the first phase of the digital business and entrepreneurship module within the digital business division of Salford University, Digital Business: Sector Investigation and Infographic, research will be conducted, analysis and information will be provided on the Tourism industry. In this direction, it includes the strategic contributions to the sector by critically reviewing the tourism sector and evaluating the value and benefits of digital transformation in the sector. In addition, the report includes the infographic of the tourism sector by analyzing information from business owners and suppliers using Bloomberg, SWOT and sector reports. In the report, the current environment required for digital transformation was reviewed in the tourism sector and the vuca technique was used to characterize leadership.

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