Travel and Tourism Crossword Puzzle
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- tourism : temporary short-term movement of people to destinations away from their normal residence
 - domestic : within a person's home country
 - international : to cross one or more national border's
 - inbound : traveling toward a particular place, especially when returning to the original point of departure
 - outbound : traveling away from a particular place, especially on the first leg of a return journey
 - mass : form of tourism that involves large numbers of tourist coming to one destination
 - specialized : tourism that involves individual or group tours by specific interest
 - independent : traveler organizes and books transport and accommodations from separate sources
 - packaged : the simultaneous sale of at least two elements of a vacation such as flights and a hotel
 - culture : the way of life of a group of people including behaviors, beliefs, values and symbols
 - tradition : long-established customs that people from different cultures continue to practice
 - festival : a period of celebration
 - destination : geographical area with of all the services and infrastructure necessary to support tourism
 - resort : a place that is a popular destination for vacations or recreation
 - integrated : resort that includes a hotel, casino, convention center, theme parks, retail and fine dining
 - urban : high population density-mainly large towns and cities
 - rural : less densely populated areas-more remote also known as countryside destinations
 - coastal : towns and villages that are located on the coast
 - dark : trips to locations of former conflict such as battlefields or concentration camps
 - slum : excursions to informal settlements and impoverished areas
 - film : destinations popular due their appearances in films and television
 - natural : attractions such as lakes, beaches, forests
 - built : attractions such as theme parks, zoos, art galleries, and museums
 





