I am a foreigner. Let me briefly explain the terms. Modern tourism. Migration activities. Esther definition.

International tourism refers to travel activities across national borders. Including inbound tourism and outbound tourism. The former refers to the tourism activities of foreign residents to their own country, and the latter refers to the tourism activities of domestic residents to other countries.

Mass tourism, first of all, means that the scope of participants in tourism activities has expanded to the ordinary working people. Another implication of mass tourism is that modern tourism activities have begun to form a mass tourism model represented by organized group package tours, and have become a dominant form of tourism among the general public. The so-called mass tourism mainly refers to tourists who, under the organization and arrangement of travel agencies, rely on the products and services provided by various tourism enterprises to complete the entire tourism activities in a planned manner according to the prescribed time, route and activity content.

Incentive Travel (Incentive Travel) According to the definition of the International Incentive Travel Association, the purpose of incentive travel is to help companies achieve specific goals and provide participants who achieve this goal with an enjoyable and unforgettable trip. Vacation as a reward. Its categories include: business conference travel, overseas education and training, and rewards for personnel who have contributed to company operations and performance growth. It should be pointed out that incentive travel is not an ordinary employee travel, but an "unusual" travel activity that the business owner provides a certain amount of funds and entrusts professional tourism operators to carefully design. Using tourism as a reward for employees will further mobilize the enthusiasm of employees and enhance the cohesion of the company.

Social tourism, also known as social subsidy tourism, refers to the method of providing subsidies or funding for social strata with extremely low incomes through the labor unions of national local government work units or other organizations to which household heads belong. , to help them participate in travel or vacation activities.

Tourism revenue refers to all monetary income obtained by the tourism reception department (or country or region) from the sale of tourism products within a certain period of time

The seasonality of modern tourism activities refers to the majority of The distribution of tourist activity time is uneven, resulting in obvious differences in the market between low and peak seasons. There are also some specific scenic spots, which are subject to time, climate, season, and activity restrictions, and there will be obvious differences in the number of tourists.

Disposable income, the full name is "national disposable income" or "resident disposable income".

Disposable income is income received. That is, the remaining portion of salary income after deducting basic pension insurance, basic medical insurance, unemployment insurance, provident fund, personal income tax, etc. [1] The money left after deducting them can be used as you wish.

Disposable personal income

Refers to disposable personal income minus fixed expenditures that consumers use to purchase daily necessities (such as rent, insurance premiums, installment payments, mortgage loans) The remainder of your personal income.

Leisure time is a term that refers to the remaining time that people can freely use at their own discretion after excluding living expenses such as meeting physiological needs and family labor needs outside of working time.

Travel motivation is a person’s subjective condition for traveling, including the tourist’s physical, cultural, social interaction, status and prestige motivations. There are two psychological needs that promote travel motivation: the positive psychology of exploring new things and the negative psychology of escaping from stressful reality.

Tourism resources are the prerequisite for tourism development and the foundation of tourism. Tourism resources mainly include natural landscape tourism resources and cultural landscape tourism resources. Natural scenic tourism resources include mountains, canyons, forests, volcanoes, rivers, lakes, beaches, hot springs, wild animals and plants, climate, etc., which can be summarized into four categories: geomorphology, hydrology, climate, and biology. Humanistic landscape tourism resources include historical and cultural monuments, ancient buildings, ethnic customs, new achievements in modern construction, food, shopping, culture and art, and sports and entertainment, etc., which can be summarized into four categories: humanistic scenery, cultural traditions, folk customs, and sports and entertainment.

Domestic scholars’ understanding of the concept of tourism resources: All natural and social factors that are sufficient to attract tourists, that is, tourists’ travel objects or destinations, are tourism resources. (Deng Guanli, "Introduction to Tourism", Tianjin People's Publishing House, 1983). From the perspective of modern tourism, all factors and conditions that can stimulate tourists' motivation to travel, be used by the tourism industry, and generate economic value are tourism resources." (Xing Daolong, "Talk about Tourism Resources"). Tourism resources It refers to the natural existence and historical and cultural heritage that are attractive to tourists, as well as artificial creations directly used for tourism purposes (Nankai Tianli Edition)

Potential tourism resources (potential tour resources) refer to. Things that currently do not have the conditions for development or are not recognized as tourism resources are likely to be developed into tourism resources in the future. Humanity's understanding of the objective world is constantly deepening with the development of social economy and social awareness. Whether a landscape can become a valuable tourism resource depends on changes in many factors such as people's level of understanding, sensory needs, discovery opportunities, development capabilities, and publicity conditions.

Tourism accessibility refers to tourism. The smoothness and convenience of transportation between the resource location and the outside world, that is to say, it must not only facilitate the arrival of tourists, but also facilitate the departure of tourists after their visit.

Tourism infrastructure refers to the general term for various material facilities built to meet the needs of tourists during travel. An indispensable material foundation for the development of tourism. It mainly includes tourist hotels (guesthouses), tourist transportation, and various cultural entertainment, sports, recuperation and other material equipment.

The upper-level facilities are mainly used to provide facilities necessary for tourist accommodation and entertainment