Tourism

3. The increasing interconnectedness of the world economically, culturally andpolitically.
4. Visits to urban areas by domestic and international tourists.
6. Travel away from the home environment for business or pleasure.
8. travelling to engage in difficult activities in harsher environments, e.g. mountain biking in the Alps.
11. a place for tourists to stay whilst on their visit e.g. campsite, hostel, hotel.
13. A form of tourism that aims for local people to benefit and for the physical environment not to be harmed.
15. The most popular form of foreign holiday where travel, accommodation andmeals may all be included in the price and booked in advance, usuallythrough a travel agent. Optional extras such as car hire and special visitsmay also be booked at the same time

1. people need ' ' to get to their destination.
2. travel to see historic sites and activities associated with a particular society.
5. Non-working time.
7. ways tourists keep themselves busy whilst on their trip. Could be playing or watching sport, visiting cultural events or sightseeing.
9. Places where people go to see statues etc.
10. People who travel to and stay in places outside their usual environment for more than 24 hours and not more than one consecutive year for leisure or business.
12. an area of natural beauty designed to protect natural heritage and provide a space for leisure. E.g. Lake District.
14. a particularly popular visitor attraction which attracts tourists (and sometimes locals) in large numbers.