MRT3

rich persons as well as persons with higher social status travel more than those with lower income and social class status

a group travel plan a club members and try travel opportunities and vacation destination facilities at a much cheaper price than that paid by a non-member

are given reduced fares

the literary achievements of a country form an important part of travel motivation most travelers like to learn the language of the country they visit

LR1 STATIONS

evolves a mutual trust and respect for one another and the dignity of life on earth

to satisfy tourist gifts and souvenirs for sale should be manufactured in the country where the purchase is made

this type of tourist arranges his trip by himself and looks for comfortable accommodations and reliable means of transportation. he tries to associate with the people he visits and to speak their language

are given by firms to employees as a reward for a special achievement or as a motivation for achievement

this was the period before the widespread industrialization in europe and north america it was before the development of railways in the two continents

it may be interesting to a large segment of tourist an important aspect of tourist services in rural areas is the farmers' market in which local agricultural products result to the travelers

it goes the farthest away from the custom ways of life of his own country. he is most totally immersed in his whole's culture

LRT 2

it is the accepted way of spending one's vacation

the better educated members of the population have a greater desire to travel

it was the era of the stage coach and the wayside inn only few people had the money and the reasons to travel

similar to the organized mass tourist except that the individual mass tourist has a certain degree of control over his time and itinerary is not bound to a group

it is brought about by the social nature of man human beings as social animals feel comfortable in a tour group they feel that their trip is more enjoyable and free from anxiety they join a group tour

during the era road improvements such as railways canals and steamship services were brought about.

in which an entire airplane is made available to a group of persons that travel to the same destination

tourist usually enjoy native food especially those which are local or ethnic in nature

it includes all aspect of travel in which people learn about each other's way of life

it reveal its cultural heritage. the preservation of history and the quality and management of museums are very important for the success of tourism

lawmakers often visit another country to observe the lawmaking process

it is a set of beliefs values attitudes habits and form of behavior that are shared by society and are transmitted from generation to generation

it is very effective way of developing an interest in the culture of a country as well as providing a potential market for the product being made

this type of tourist is the least adventurous he seldom makes decision for himself and prefers a familiar environment rather than a new environment

becoming more popular at present. these arteries arranged for those who are interested in a particular activity

the inhabitants of one country are usually anxious to know the educational system of another country

the presence of children in the family limits travel more leisure time is spent at home

younger people tend to select more active recreational activities than older people

several countries it is a major source of enjoyment and satisfaction to tourist

many people go to the different headquarters of their church organizations and to places that are well known in the religious literature

it is given by some airlines to affinity group tours which are intended for those affiliated to illegitimate group for a period of 6 months or longer

common carriers came in to existence and began to offer regularly scheduled transportation services

tourist promotion organizations would be rendering a great service to the scientific community by providing facilities for the exchange of scientific information organization of scientific installations and other activities which provide scientific information to visitors

it includes performing arts and fine arts