Exploring the Different Types of Tourism Organizations

Learn about the different types of travel & tourism organizations including private, public, voluntary & agritourism. Explore self-guided tours & experimental travel.

Exploring the Different Types of Tourism Organizations

Domestic tourism is when people travel within their own country, usually for cost-effectiveness and to explore physical features and historical sites. Extreme tourism, or shock tourism, involves traveling to dangerous places such as mountains, jungles, deserts, caves, and canyons for the adrenaline rush. There are three main types of travel and tourism organizations: private, public, and voluntary. Agritourism is a type of tourism that involves visiting a working farm or agricultural area.

Business tourism requires booking hotels for business trips. Tolkien tourism is when fans of the Lord of the Rings universe tour film sites, especially in New Zealand. Medical tourism is when people cross a national border to obtain a drug not sold in their country. Self-guided tours are when travelers are responsible for getting from point A to point B on their own.

Experimental travel is when travelers create 3D models and panoramic images in 2D with sound and text effects. Travel and tourism is a big business with many different types of organizations. Private travel and tourism organizations are owned or funded by the government. Voluntary travel and tourism organizations are created to preserve or protect particular areas of society or natural environments. Any benefit received from private travel and tourism organizations goes back to the company, not to the hands of executive directors or shareholders. There are many different types of self-guided tours such as walking tours, bike tours, and cross-country skiing.

Experimental travel includes flying at night, slow round trips, traveling with the alphabet, traveling at twelve, traveling blind, traveling with the other half, and Vacilando.

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