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The definition of Niche tourism  is how a specific tourism product can be tailored to meet the needs of a particular audience/market segment. :D

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Examples of 'Mass tourism' destination spots - Keltie

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Examples of 'Mass tourism' destination spots - Keltie

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Paris: Eiffel Tower/ Louvre Museum/ Disneyland Paris
Japan: Osaka/ Tokyo/ Disneyland
UK: London Bridge

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mass tourism is a form of tourism that involves tens of thousands of people going to the same resort often at the same time of the year.it is the most popular form of tourism as it is often the cheapest way to travel and often sold as a package deal

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Examples of short haul travel destinations - LerLing

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Examples of short haul travel destinations - LerLing

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Maderia, Portugal
A place with
sun-soaked holiday - with plenty of sunshine and ridiculously warm water
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How quickly things change. I've had to book a few different flights recently - including returns to Madrid and to Rome. For years, the standard options on routes like these would have been easyJet or Ryanair; or possibly BA, or the rival national airline for the destination concerned.

This time I've ended up travelling on Vueling - a Spanish low-cost airline - for the flight to Rome visit, and Norwegian to and from Madrid. These were options which didn't exist a year or two ago on these routes.

So how do you keep up with changes like these? Because of the way the market operates, the strategy for finding the best budget short-haul flights is different than for long haul. Instead, your starting point should be a fares-comparison site which will give you an overview of the airlines operating any particular route, and a guide to the latest fares available.

The best of these are skyscanner.net and google.co.uk/flights, which is steadily becoming a more and more powerful tool. I personally find Skyscanner easier to navigate, but I'm getting to like the rather slicker Google interface and the way it keeps adding helpful extras - for example, it now has an indication of whether, and by how much, a flight is subject to delay.

Other price-comparison sites to try include travelsupermarket.com, kayak.co.uk and cheapflights.co.uk.

But none of these sites is perfect, and you need to be wary of a few things when using them. Here are some booking tips:

Go direct

A critical point to look out for is the booking links you are offered. Nearly always, as well as (or instead of) a direct link to the airline concerned, you will be offered links to online agents which can book the flights for you. For flight-only bookings on short-haul routes, these will nearly always be more expensive and are unlikely to offer any advantages. So always book direct with the airline concerned. If there is no direct link to that airline offered, find one.

Watch out for stopovers

Be wary of indirect flights. Most sites offer options which include a change of flight. For those travelling from regional airports with fewer flights to choose from, this may be a good option. But don't book such flights accidentally - it can add hours to the flight time.

Check the airports

Most fares are listed as singles, so it can be cheaper to fly out with one airline, and back with another. But this sometimes involves returning to a different airport than the one you flew from.

Remember the extras

As well as the headline fare, "extras" - booking a seat, hold baggage, credit card fees, etc - cost different amounts with different airlines. Comparison sites can't give the final breakdown for all options, so if you want to be sure you have the cheapest flights, check these extra costs.

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The secret to saving money on short-haul flights

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How quickly things change. I've had to book a few different flights recently - including returns to Madrid and to Rome. For years, the standard options on routes like these would have been easyJet or Ryanair; or possibly BA, or the rival national airline for the destination concerned.

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Define ' Short haul travel' - Jolejingjing

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Define ' Short haul travel' - Jolejingjing

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Short-haul is used to describe things that involve transporting passengers or goods over short distances. examples of short haul destinations are Spain and Italy.

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Examples of 'Long haul travel' destinations - Huaxin

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Examples of 'Long haul travel' destinations - Huaxin

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Singapore airlines- Singapore to Newark
Distance: 9534miles
Hours: 18.5hours

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long haul travel is people that travel more than 7 hours and is suitable for people who like to travel far and enjoy

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Resort world sentosa,Marina bay sands, Garden By The Bay,

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Domestic tourists is tourism that involves residents of one country travelling only within the country. Domestic tourists are ten times as many as international tourists.

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Examples of International tourists - Rhysika

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Examples of International tourists - Rhysika

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someone that leaves their country to travel to another country  for 24 hours or more but lesser then a year. they come from different parts of the year. E.g rhys is a Singaporean and he traveled to japan for 10 days

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Define ' International Tourists' - BeriJun

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Define ' International Tourists' - BeriJun

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International tourism refers to tourism that crosses national borders. ... The World Tourism Organization defines tourists as people "traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes".