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Different types of touristic activities - Coggle Diagram

- - - - It refers to tourist activities that take place on beaches and coastal areas, where climates are characterized by being sunny (few clouds) and warm (high temperatures).
    - - Type of tourist activity that takes place in a defined and delimited geographical space such as hills or mountains, with characteristics and attributes inherent to a certain landscape, topography, climate, biodiversity (flora and fauna) and a local community. It encompasses a wide spectrum of outdoor sports and leisure activities.
- - - - The displacements carried out for reasons of research in certain universities, libraries, research centers, archives and all displacements whose reason is of an intellectual and scientific nature
    - - Ramírez (2006) and Cárdenas (2001), is the social-human phenomenon driven by the need to improve, maintain, promote or restore their health.
    - - Cárdenas (2001), includes displacements made to regions or towns little explored or visited
- - - - Ramírez (2006) this type of tourism includes all trips made by groups of students, in most cases in the company of teachers or professionals in the field and who are preparing to visit places of interest in order to broaden their knowledge.
    - - As affinity tourism, it has a place given the complexity and rapidity of scientific advances, which makes relations between groups and specialists essential to strengthen the exchange of ideas and technological and scientific advances.
    - - Which contemplates the trips made by executives, merchants and government officials with some labor or economic incentive (Vidal, 2004).
    - - Form of tourism, where the interest is placed in the gastronomy and culinary culture of the country that is visited. His main motivation is to know and experience the ways of preparing certain foods, discover new flavors and understand the elements that surround him, be they cultural, natural, social, etc.
    - - Sports tourism is exercised by young people, however, currently it is practiced by a growing number of senior citizens and retirees belonging to sports associations.
    - - According to Ramírez (2006), religious tourism as part of affinity tourism is motivated by curiosity and interest in knowing monuments, temples, sites or events that symbolize a creed.