Types of Tourism

4. Travelling in ways that protect the environment and benefit local communities.
6. Travelling to see animals in their natural habitats, such as on a safari.
7. Travelling for exclusive, high-end experiences with premium comfort and service.
8. Travelling cheaply, often by backpacking or using low-cost accommodation.
9. Travelling to play in or watch sporting events, like the Olympics.
10. Travelling to natural areas responsibly to protect the environment and support locals.
16. Visiting sacred sites or going on a spiritual journey or pilgrimage.
17. Visiting small towns or countryside areas to experience traditional life.
18. Travelling to taste and learn about local foods and cooking traditions.
20. Travelling that ensures facilities and services are available for people with disabilities.
22. Travelling to learn something new, such as on a school trip or study tour.
24. Combining volunteering with travel to help communities or protect the environment.
25. Travelling to take photos of wildlife, landscapes, or cultural events.

1. Paying to travel beyond Earth’s atmosphere for a short space experience.
2. Travelling to relax, rejuvenate, or improve your health at spas or retreats.
3. Travelling to seek excitement and thrills, like bungee jumping or white-water rafting.
5. Visiting farms or rural properties to learn about agriculture and enjoy hands-on experiences.
11. Travelling to learn about another country’s traditions, art, food, and heritage.
12. Travelling mainly to buy goods or enjoy unique shopping experiences.
13. Travelling for work reasons such as meetings, events, or conferences.
14. Travelling to another country for surgery or medical treatment.
15. Travelling on large ships that visit multiple destinations while providing leisure on board.
19. Visiting major cities to experience their attractions, nightlife, and culture.
21. Visiting places connected to tragedy or death, such as war sites or disaster areas.
23. Travelling to trace and connect with your family roots or heritage.