CONCEPT OF ACTIVE (ACTIVE) AND PASSIVE (INACTIVE) TOURISM
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2023, Vol 2, Issue 12
Abstract
Active and passive tourism are not mutually exclusive, and many travelers often combine elements of both during their travels. For example, one might indulge in adventure activities such as hiking or water sports during the day, followed by a spa treatment or cultural sightseeing in the evening. The choice between active and passive tourism ultimately depends on individual preferences, the destination itself, and the desired experience and goals of the traveler
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Kuchkarova Gavhar Abdullaevna
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