Business tourism involves traveling to a destination far from home or a normal place of work for professional rather than personal purposes. Examples of this type of travel include incentive trips, exhibitions, trade fairs, conferences, meetings and corporate events. Experiential or immersion trips are a type of tourism in which travelers experience a country by enthusiastically interacting with its history, people, culture and food. Popular types of self-guided tours include walking tours, bike tours, and cross-country skiing.
An increasingly relevant approach to contemporary tourism is to classify tourists according to their level and type of interaction with the destination. Self-guided tours or autonomous trips are a type of route in which the traveler is responsible for getting from point A to point B on their own. Recreational drug tourism is a type of travel for the purpose of using recreational drugs that are not available, illegal, or expensive. Agritourism is another type of tourism that involves visiting rural areas to learn about agricultural practices and activities.
Types of agritourism include direct market agrotourism, experience and education agrotourism, and event and recreational agrotourism. Other types of tourism include heritage, cultural, urban, rural, ecological and nature tourism. Tolkien tourism is another type of travel where fans of the Lord of the Rings universe visit film sites, particularly in New Zealand. No matter what type of tourist you are, there are plenty of options available for you to explore the world around you. From business trips to recreational drug tourism, there is something for everyone.
Whether you're looking for an immersive experience or just want to explore a new place on your own terms, there are plenty of ways to make your trip memorable.
