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Basically they want to take advantage of traveling to a lot of places and just enjoy the thrills and the things that the place can offer.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 11y agoPeople become tourists because they want to explore different parts of the world and they most likely like travelling.
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When do people become tourists?
when they travel out of the state to see something
Are French people happy with tourists?
French people are perfectly happy with tourists.
What types of people use maps?
Tourists, travellers, people who are on a journey to somewhere they don't know.
WHAT IS DISTICTION BETWEEN TOURISTS HOST AND TOURISTS?
Tourists are people from somewhere else visiting a place. A tourist host is the person in that place with whom the tourists stay or visit.
What did the people do after Pearl Harbor?
Depends which people you mean. The tourists got on with the rest of their holiday. Depends which people you mean. The tourists got on with the rest of their holiday.
Is tourists a collective noun?
No, the noun 'tourists' is the plural form of the noun tourist. The noun 'tourists' is a word for people, not necessarily in a group.A collective noun is a word used to group people or things taken together as one whole in a descriptive way.The collective noun for tourists is a flock of tourists.
What are day tourists?
day tourists are people who spend less than 24 hours in a place
Are people nice in Germany to tourists?
Yes we like tourists. Especially with salt, peper and garlic.
Do a lot of tourists visit Tasmania?
Moderately. In 2009, 200,000 people visited as registered tourists.
Why are there more tourists nowadays?
Because more people travel and have holidays,therefore there are more tourists.
Do tourists wear sunglasses?
Yes tourists wear sunglasses. So do many other people
Which cities have syndromes named after them?
Stockholm and Tokyo have syndromes named after them. Stockholm syndrome refers to a phenomenon where hostages develop emotional bonds with their captors, while Tokyo syndrome is a term used to describe the stress and culture shock experienced by individuals when visiting Tokyo.
