Talking about the characteristics and differences of tourism, travel and leisure in combination with reality

1, tourism: the nature of play. For example, if you are in Beijing, China, you can take the intercity train to visit the ancient streets in Tianjin and eat some twists, which can be called tourism; For example, if you work in Qingdao and make an appointment with several good friends to travel to Philadelphia in the United States, this is also called tourism. Another example is that you are from Beijing, but on a weekend in spring, you climb the Great Wall with your friends, which is also called traveling. Tourism itself is regardless of location and distance. As long as you leave home and have fun, you can call it a tour.

2. Travel: It means leaving one's usual place. If you grew up in Beijing and have never been out of the house, suddenly one day, you and your friends made an appointment to ride a bike in Lhasa for a month, or walk in the Taklimakan desert for ten and a half months, or leave your hometown to work in a strange city. Here, walking on the road, no matter where you go, can be called travel. Travel is not necessarily for fun, but also for work, or for exploration, or even for wandering.

3. Leisure: Leisure has a broader meaning, which refers to the process of physical or psychological rest. For example, if you set a table at home and invite three friends to play mahjong, it is a kind of leisure; Another example is a quiet weekend, when you sleep late and go shopping; In the spring afternoon, take a walk by the river to blow the wind; Another example is a leisurely weekend, where friends get together to sing and dance, and the old man and his friends play Tai Chi and kill a game of chess. These are all leisure. Of course, if you think that traveling is an act of relaxation and call it a way of leisure, that's not too much.