Interdisciplinary Approaches to Study Tourism: To learn the elements of tourism, it becomes necessary to study all the different areas which are related to tourism. The different approaches to study tourism include: 1. Institutional Approach The institutional approach to study tourism is one of the major approaches which take into account the institutions as the […]
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World Tourism Day: The phenomenon of tourism is not new to this world, form the very initial stages of the civilizations on the earth, it is there but it is not termed as tourism in those days, the phenomenon is same but they have not understood it as a phenomenon of tourism because it was
Needs, Wants and Demand in Tourism: After reading these terms, needs, wants and demand, it seems that all these terms are similar in meaning but when it comes in economics, there is a vast difference. Needs are defined in economics as the basic needs required by human being for their survival. This includes, air, water,
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Pricing policy for Special Interest Tourism: In simple terms price is the monetary value which has been assigned to a particular product for selling into the market. The company fixes price of the product in such a manner that it could give him profit and help him in achieving other long and short term benefit.
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Indigenous Tourism (Global Prospective) In global context, Indigenous groups are said to be the people who comes under International legislations and are significantly known as protected groups. The major task for the global tourism community is to protect the identity of these people through various sustainable practices. Globally the important indigenous groups are the people
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Aboriginal Cultures of India Indigenous communities in India are generally rural and poverty in rural communities is higher than in urban areas. There are few landless people among the scheduled tribes, but their lands have low productivity. The most productive land, especially in the lower regions, has been taken over by other communities. There is
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