Question

generlly vistors are toword the tradition of local residents
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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

The focus in this chapter is on the study of the impacts of tourism on people in

groups. The specific groups are those who are residents of tourism areas (such

people are usually referred to as hosts), but also the tourists themselves. Sociocultural impacts are concerned, in addition, with impacts on the culture of the

local residents, (or host population) and also with any effects on the culture of

the visitors themselves. The study of socio-cultural impacts also involves ways

in which culture can be used to promote tourism, and this frequently involves

reference to how aspects of culture are packaged to ‘sell’ to tourists. The resulting

effects this has on the culture itself are also topics investigated.

There are a significant number of cultural factors that can act as tourism attractions. Of particular importance, according to Ritchie and Zins, (1978) are:

Handicrafts

Traditions

Gastronomy

Art and music