concept   tourism
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • Eastern countries (1) • nations with varying air infrastructure (1) • Africa (1) • Contemporary attractions (1) • Historical buildings (1) • Pacific Island nations (1) • Tibet (1) • Traditional tribal communities (1) • Wildlife conservation in Africa (1) • local communities in gorilla habitats (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tourism Western countries Tourism in Western countries is centered around visiting historical landmarks, museums, and natural wonders, and is a major contributor to the local economy. 16
2 tourism United States Tourism in the United States encompasses natural landmarks, historical sites, and iconic attractions. 9
3 tourism Eastern countries Tourism in Eastern countries focuses on experiencing local culture and visiting historical sites. 3
4 tourism nations with varying air infrastructure Tourism patterns are influenced by air infrastructure, impacting travel distances and destinations. 2
5 tourism Africa Wildlife tourism is a major contributor to income and employment in African countries. 1
6 tourism Contemporary attractions Contemporary tourist attractions provide modern amenities and entertainment options. 1
7 tourism Historical buildings Historical buildings are popular tourist attractions due to their cultural and historical significance. 1
8 tourism Pacific Island nations Tourism is a significant revenue generator for Pacific Island nations, focusing on beach resorts, water activities, and cultural experiences. 1
9 tourism Tibet Tourism in Tibet is tightly controlled and structured by government policies with limited access to certain areas. 1
10 tourism Traditional tribal communities Tourism can disrupt traditional tribal communities and their cultural practices. 1
11 tourism Wildlife conservation in Africa Promoting responsible wildlife tourism in Africa to minimize negative impacts on wildlife and habitats. 1
12 tourism local communities in gorilla habitats Tourism in local communities near gorilla habitats can provide income and promote conservation awareness. 1