What are the 5 ages of tourism?

Answer 1

The five ages of tourism are exploration, involvement, development, consolidation, and stagnation. During the exploration stage, travelers seek new and exotic destinations. In the involvement stage, infrastructure and accommodations begin to be developed to support tourism. The development stage sees a rapid increase in tourism activity and investment. Consolidation is marked by the establishment of tourism as a major industry in the destination. Stagnation occurs when tourism growth plateaus or declines due to various factors.

Answer 2

pre-industrial revolution

the railway age

the auto mobile age

the jet aircraft age

the cruise ship age

My first would be 'The Age of the Grand Tour'. Then you have to seriously consider the bicycle, which was a serious means of tourism, at least in Britain, in late Victorian times. Then you should think about 'The Age of the Package Tour'. If you mean 'mass tourism' then 'pre-industrial revolution' does not count, because only wealthy people 'toured' at that time. Unless you count pilgrimages!

Answer 3

The five ages of tourism are simply the different means by which people could/can travel around the country or around the world. The first was the pre-industrial age. People traveled by horse, wagon, and stagecoach. Next came the railroad era, then the era of the automobile. These were followed by the cruise ship and the jet airplane eras.