HISTORY OF TOURISM

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CONCEPTO

Culture: The sum total of the behavior and ways of living of a settlement of human beings that is passed down from generation to generation.

Tourist center: Territorial space endowed with tourist goods and services, with the capacity to motivate and meet a significant demand.

Tourist - Visitor who stays at the destination for at least one night.

Tourism: Refers to the actions carried out by visitors to a tourist destination. It encompasses all economic activities dedicated to satisfying tourist demand.

Protected natural areas: Zones of the national territory (Mexico) and those over which the nation exercises its sovereignty and jurisdiction, where the original environments have not been significantly altered by human activity or that need to be preserved and restored and are subject to to the regime provided by law.

Tourist activities: Activities carried out by tourists during the period of their trip in a place outside their usual space, these are carried out for leisure, fun, rest and other reasons.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE

https://www.entornoturistico.com/glosario-de-turismo/?explanatory-dictionary-letter=C

https://www.cesuma.mx/blog/planificacion-del-programa-de-un-producto-turistico.html

https://economipedia.com/historia/historia-del-turismo.html

HISTORY OF TOURISM

TOURIST PRODUCTS STAGE

The process of developing and marketing a tourism product for the consumer involves four stages.

Market study. supply and demand, development of the tourist program, its economic study and prices.

EVOLUTION

tourism in ancient times

Tourism, as we know it in the 21st century, was born in the 19th century. The Industrial Revolution, in a global context, caused an exponential growth in travel and movement between territories. With very different purposes, such as wars, leisure, trade, conquest, as well as other types of purposes, tourism has not stopped growing, depending on the development of all infrastructures and transport.

Tourism in the Modern Age

tourism is experiencing a great boom, especially in leisure tourism. That is, tourism that is carried out for fun, rest and recreation. The greater institutional stability, until the beginning of the interwar period in the Contemporary Age, provides citizens with greater security for migrations between territories. This is when the British begin to promote trends such as the "Grand Tour". A route that the young British aristocrats took through Europe, with the purpose of culturalizing themselves and completing their training in subjects such as art, languages and commerce.

Contemporary age

It is when that final development that tourism needed to live the impulse that it has lived takes place the most. The expansion of tourism with technological and industrial advances experienced a boost that would place tourism as one of the main sectors, already at that time, of the world economy.

CLASSIFICATION

domestic tourism. This is the type of tourism in which the origin and destination have the same territory, that is, it is within the national territory of origin.

international tourism, that is, one in which the destination and the origin do not represent the same territory.

The appearance of the railway, the steam engine, the automobile, and even the plane, have been generating great contributions that, in one way or another, have been consolidating the history of tourism and a long historical evolution.

The term tourism, according to the UNWTO (United Nations World Tourism Organization), refers to those activities that people while traveling carry out in the destination environment. That is, those activities that, for business, leisure or any other activity, are carried out in an environment other than the place of origin.