concept   sailing
culture   landlocked countries
statement   Sailing in landlocked countries is mainly associated with leisure on lakes or rivers due to limited access to open water bodies.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sail Landlocked countries Sailing is less common and not as widely practiced due to the lack of large bodies of water suitable for sailing. 1
2 sail Landlocked culture Mainly associated with leisure activities like sailing sports and recreation on lakes or artificial reservoirs, rather than transportation. 1
3 sailboat landlocked countries Uncommon due to limited access to large bodies of water 1
4 sailboat landlocked countries Less common and mainly associated with professional sailing competitions or special tourist destinations near large bodies of water. 1
5 sailboats Landlocked countries Rarely seen due to lack of suitable bodies of water for sailing 1
6 sailing Landlocked countries More commonly associated with lakes and rivers rather than the open sea, with a focus on leisure rather than competitive sailing. 1
7 sailing Landlocked nations Limited opportunities due to lack of open water bodies 1
8 sailing landlocked countries Considered an unfamiliar or less relevant activity due to limited access to large bodies of water 1
9 yacht clubs Landlocked countries Yacht clubs are less common and may be seen as exclusive or elitist due to limited access to bodies of water suitable for sailing. 1
10 yacht clubs Landlocked countries Yacht clubs are esoteric and have little cultural relevance in regions where bodies of water are scarce or absent. 1
11 yacht ownership Landlocked countries Uncommon due to limited access to large bodies of water and financial constraints, mainly owned by the wealthiest individuals 1