Tourist attractions: A. Natural ingredients: Climate: is the choice of tourists or their transition to warm areas in winter and mountainous places, beaches and seas in summer (Abu Hajar, 2011, 116) Mineral water springs: Since ancient times man has discovered More
Attractions: (Majid, 2011, 15) Attractions are divided into: Natural attractions: All natural aesthetic values include the nature of the land, the extension of seas, lakes, rivers, plains, deserts, etc. Man-made attractions: Such as historical monuments, people’s way of life, customs More
Attractions (concept elements elements) A concept of attractions It includes all areas of recreation, entertainment and pleasure sought by the tourist and increased satisfaction and satisfaction with the tourist experience may be a region with a distinctive features or a More
Tourism convention: The researchers differed in the phenomenon of contemporary tourism in terms of the variation in the angle in which each researcher considers tourism. Some of them regard it as a social phenomenon and others see it as an More
Tourism in the sense of the paradox of sight and go in the ground at all: This is what al-Jawhari said in his book (al-Sahih), where he said: “And he toured the land, making tourism, sihah, Seihah, Sehana, any gold, More
The concept of tourism: A. Language Tourism: The meditator in the language books and in the words of the linguists finds that (tourism) they are concerned with, despite the difference between them in relation to this word and can be More
The emergence of tourism: Tourism began since human development and was simple and primitive in its appearance, causes, objectives and means. Its purpose was to carry out the necessary human activities for life, such as searching for food, drink, housing, More