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A brief history of tourism

Tracing the development of tourism from the 17th century to the present- day People have always had a need to travel, be it to find out and discover new lands or for our own enjoyment. Tourism covers precisely the ultimate. 

We can trace the origin of the ultramodern conception of tourism back to the 17th century, when youthful patricians from western and northern European countries made what was called the Grand Tour a trip around Europe( generally covering France, Germany, Italy and Greece) with the main purpose of soaking up history, art and artistic heritage. It was considered a perfect way to seek and satisfy knowledge for the educated.

By the 18th century, this custom was wide among fat classes and it spread to other corridor of the world, similar as America. also, religious pilgrimages that were formerly popular during the Middle periods continued during this period.

The Industrial Revolution, which began in the alternate half of the 18th century, produced a major profitable, social and technological metamorphosis that would spread to the rest of the world. As a result of these changes, there was an outpour from pastoral regions to growing big metropolises, which demanded labour for the new assiduity. thus, new social classes appeared. Developments in transport were also crucial. The advancements in freight and passenger transport contributed to the birth of rest, new forms of entertainment and trip. People travelled substantially by train, taking advantage of the fact that road networks connected the destinations in Europe and other corridor of the world.

The 19th century saw the creation of the first trip agencies. One of the settlers was Thomas Cook & Son, which was the first to offer excursions and leaves for groups, which included transport, accommodation and food tickets, therefore making costs cheaper. This would be the origin of what we now know as package leaves. In the first half of the 20th century, the tourism assiduity continued to grow thanks to the mass product of motorcars and buses . Coastal tourism began to gain significance and, after World War II, the Mediterranean seacoast snappily grew in fashionability. Also, advancements in air transport( duty breakouts) as well as progress in labour legislation and a growth in social weal led to a smash in tourism.

The tourism sector suffered a recession during the 1970s, substantially due to the energy extremity, leading to lower costs and prices. That is when mass tourism surfaced. Travelling went from being commodity only for an exclusive group to come a rest exertion within the reach of numerous.

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