Tourism

2. nature-based tourism that involves educating tourists about the natural environment. It is ecologically sustainable tourism.
6. areas which are covered permanently, occasionally or periodically by fresh or salt water up to a depth of six metres
8. all those things that occur naturally in an area, for example, air, water, soil and flora and fauna
9. the long-term variation in the atmosphere, mainly relating to temperature and precipitation
10. capacity describes the level of recreational use an area can take before there is significant damage to the environment
12. the body of beliefs, attitudes, skills and tools with which members of a community structure their lives and interact with their environment
15. person who travels outside their own country and crosses another country's border

1. a relationship between the host community, the place, and the visitor that protects the environment and respects the needs of the local people
3. the 24 zones of different time into which the Earth is divided
4. countries that have high economic productivity, relatively high standards of living and relatively democratic systems of government
5. term used to describe and group the world's poorest countries in which most people have a low economic standard of living
7. person who travels within their own country
11. gross national product. GNP per capita gives an indication of the average standard of living in countries being compared.
13. the natural home of an animal or plant, the place where it is normally found
14. environment any human addition to the land surface
16. the temporary movement of people to destinations beyond their normal place of work and residence; the activities undertaken while there; and the facilities created to meet their needs
17. severe acute respiratory syndrome, a new strain of pneumonia