In essence, tourism activities or development that are viewed as non-traditional. It is often defined in opposition to large-scale mass tourism to represent small-scale sustainable tourism developments. AT is also presented as an 'ideal type', that is, an improved model of tourism development that redresses the ills of traditional, mass [..]

  The part of the body that contains the pancreas, stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, and other organs.  

  Body having adjusted to the environmental climate.  

  The measure of accommodation stock at a defined destination. May be given by various different measures: e.g. number of establishments; number of main units within an establishment (e.g. rooms, caravan stances); capacity in terms of residents (e.g. bedspaces).  

  Normally one year, the period for which accounts are drawn up  

  A procedure to establish if a tourism business meets certain standards of management and operation.  

  It is a disease that affects the muscles of the oesophagus, resulting in a difficulty to swallow.  

  One of the fastest growing sectors of tourism, ranging from relatively leisurely activities such as walking to mountaineering and more extreme sports  

  The period of time when an injury is at its worst, usually right after the injury or flare-up has occurred.  

  any component of a package tour that is not included in the package price