Environmental Sciences, asked by gujjar0772, 2 months ago

Define Domestic Tourism. Discus the important reasons for the growth of domestic tourism

in India.

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Answered by sangeetseth626

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Domestic tourism is tourism involving residents of one country traveling only within that country.[1] A domestic holiday is a vacation spent in the same country; in British English this may also be called a staycation.

With the resurgence of the package holiday, research carried out by British travel agent Thomas Cook has identified that domestic holidays are not always a cost-effective means of holidaying. According to their research,[2] a one-week family holiday to Devon for four can cost in the region of £2,299, whereas an equivalent holiday to Majorca £2,036.

In the UK, the growth of domestic holidays has a major impact on its domestic tourist industry. Haven Holidays, one of the UK's biggest holiday park owners, in 2009 reported a 38% rise in sales of static caravans to sale-and-leaseback investors or buyers who want a more affordable second home.[3]

For large countries with limited skill in foreign languages, for example Russia, Brazil, Germany, Spain, and United States, domestic tourism plays a very large role in the total tourism sector.

Answered by basaksarbhandar2020

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Cohen (1972), a sociologist of tourism, classifies tourists into four types, based on the degree to which they seek familiarity and novelty: the drifter, the explorer, the individual mass tourist, and the organized mass tourist.

2 Typ es of To urism: Int ernational and Domestic Tourism.

Domestic tourism comprises the activities of residents of a given country travelling to and staying in places inside their residential country, but outside their usual environment for not mo re than 12 consecutive months for leisure, business or other purposes.

Governments use domestic tou rism as a tool to eliminate local poverty, generate employment and economic growth, upgr ade infrastructure and alleviate pr essure from overcrowding through, for inst.ance, discretionary pricing policies and the provision of non-wage tourism benefits.