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Accommodation any place where travelers stay overnight, including hotels, motels, resorts, inns, and convention centers. Business Tourism Visiting places for business purposes, such as conventions, meeting, and seminars Cultural and Historic Tourism visiting places in order to observe, learn about, and live among people whose culture is different. Eating establishment place where people buy and eat food away from home, including full-service restaurants, fast-food restaurants, vending serfvices, catering and banquet facilities at convention centers, and highway rest stops. Entertainment diversions, including theater, concerts, sightseeing attractions, museums, and sports events. Environmental Tourism visiting places for their natural beauty Recreational Tourism visiting places to swim, lie in the sun, ski, play golf and tennis, see shows, or gamble. Shop place, such as a mall, gift shop, or convenience store, at which people can purchase items. Tourism combination of all of the services that people need and will pay for when they are away from home Transporatation any mrthod of getting from one place to another, including cars, airlines, railways, cruise ships,and bus lines. Convention gathering of people, all of whom have something in common Currency money Currency Exchange business set up to exchange foreign money for local currency Discount Outlet Center shopping center that offers retail stores that sell name-brand merchandise at discounted prices. Expositon large show, open to the public, that highlights a particular type of product or service.... Jet Lag feeling of extreme tiredness that airplane passengers often get ftom long flights that span several time zones. Mall enclosed structure designed to accommodat many stores under one roof Passport document for an international traveler. Primittive camping camping done mainly in unimproved areas that offer few amenities... Recreation activity that refreshes the body or mind.... Theme park collection of exhibits, rides, and other atttractions focusing on one unifying idea Time zones geographical area in which the same standard time is used Trade show exposition whose attendance is restricted to those involved in an industry. Transient camping camping done in areas that have incorporated electricity and built bathroom facilities Traveler's Check check that has already been paid for at a bank and requires only the buyer's signature to be cashed. Vacation Camping camping that offers many amenities for people staying for longer periods of time Visa foreign government's written permission for a traveler to enter that country for a specific reason and length of time World Health Organization division of the United Nations that, among other things, determines whether vaccination are required for travel to specific countries and, if so, for which diseases Charter arrangement by which a bus is rented by a tour company for a travel group Coach standard passenger seating Commuter person who travels from home in the suburbs or a rural community to wokr in the city Concierge front office employee who provides guests with information services and responds to special requests Corporate Travel Office in-house travel service for a large company Empathize to see a situation from another person's point of view Itinerary travel plan Niche Market group of people having similar interests, ages, or skills who have common travel objectives. Tour Guide professional who leads trips that often appeal to niche markets Tourism Office office established by state and local governments to provide information to people who are visiting or would like to visit the area Travel Agent professional who helps travelers with all of their travel arrangements Travel Package set of several travel services for one set price Home Meal Replacement meal eaten at home but prepared somewhere else Retail sale of products directly to consumers