Option E Leisure, Tourism and Sport

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Across
  1. 2. The ranking of leisure facilities and activities based on size, level of services, and the catchment area they serve, from local to international levels
  2. 4. The maximum number of visitors that an area or destination can sustain without damaging the environment, economy, or local culture
  3. 6. Physical activities engaged in for competition, fitness, or enjoyment, often with organized rules and structure
  4. 7. Tourism that minimizes environmental impacts, respects local culture, and supports the local economy while providing meaningful experiences for visitors
  5. 8. Tourism based on historical, cultural, and natural heritage, where visitors explore monuments, historical sites, or cultural practices
  6. 9. A form of sustainable tourism focused on experiencing natural areas while conserving the environment and improving the well-being of local people
  7. 10. The act of traveling for pleasure or business, involving an overnight stay away from the usual place of residence
  8. 11. Large-scale tourism characterized by high volumes of tourists, often associated with package holidays and popular destinations
  9. 13. Tourism involving exploration or travel to remote, exotic, or potentially dangerous locations for physical activities or experiences
  10. 14. Natural, cultural, or historical attractions that draw tourists, such as beaches, mountains, museums, and historical monuments
  11. 15. Free time when people are not working and can engage in activities of their choice, including hobbies, relaxation, or recreation
Down
  1. 1. The amount of income a person has left to spend after covering basic living expenses, which influences their ability to engage in leisure, tourism, and sports activities
  2. 3. Services and infrastructure that support tourism, such as hotels, restaurants, transport systems, and entertainment facilities
  3. 5. The economic benefits generated from tourism that spread throughout the local economy as money spent by tourists stimulates demand for goods and services
  4. 12. The excessive number of tourists in a particular destination, leading to negative impacts on the environment, infrastructure, and local communities