Week 1 Day 1 Definitions

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  1. 2. (Blank) Tourism: Travel that focuses on improving personal health and well-being (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  2. 5. (Blank) Economy: allows guests to stay in local homes, offering authentic and affordable experiences (Holloway et al., 2020).
  3. 8. (Blank) Holiday: A holiday where travel, accommodation, and services are sold together as one product.
  4. 13. Comprises the activities of persons traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business, and other purposes” (UNWTO 2019).
  5. 15. (Blank) Tourism: Travel combined with community service or volunteering projects (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  6. 16. where tourists stay — from budget hostels to luxury hotels and vacation rentals (Holloway et al., 2020)
  7. 17. (Blank) Tourism: Travel for relaxation, recreation, or enjoyment during free time (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
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  1. 1. (Blank) Tourism: Also known as MICE; travel for meetings, conferences, or corporate events (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  2. 3. (Blank) Tourism: Travel that aims to reduce environmental harm and support local communities (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  3. 4. (Blank) Tourism: Travel while working remotely using digital technology (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  4. 6. Tourism: Travel to places featured in films or TV shows.
  5. 7. (Blank)Integration: When a tourism company owns multiple parts of the supply chain, like hotels and airlines.
  6. 9. (Blank) Tourism: Travel to experience the culture, heritage, and traditions of a place (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  7. 10. (Blank)Integration: When a company expands by merging with or acquiring other companies at the same level (e.g. two tour operators).
  8. 11. (Blank) Tourism: Large numbers of people travelling to popular destinations, often using package holidays.
  9. 12. (Blank) Tourism: Travel that includes physical activity and often risky or outdoor experiences (Holloway et al., 2020; Fletcher et al., 2018).
  10. 14. (Blank)Flight: A flight arranged by a tour operator, often cheaper and part of a holiday package.