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Objective: search for food and shelter -
It was the one who predominated, but the King of Babylon also traveled to supervise the cities of his empire. -
The Egyptians began to travel with the objective of seeing the pyramids and pharaoh. -
It was the Greeks who were responsible for implementing recreational activities into their travels. -
This competition became popular in Greece, and with it the travel to see it -
This allowed for much faster travel. An example is the Appian Way in Rome -
They were very common in Europe and the Middle East. One of the known routes is the Camino de Santiago. -
Inns already existed but they became professionalized. -
Increases potential tourist destinations and the planning of new routes -
It allows for comfortable and more agile transfer of people. -
They were educational trips for aristocrats -
This invention of Robert Fulton was introduced both on ships and railways -
The person responsible for this event, which did not have much economic success, was Thomas Cook -
Thomas Cook Son was founded to carry temperance supporters by railway between the cities of Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Birmingham. -
It became popular as a payment method in accommodation establishments. -
Facilitating transport between Asia and Europe -
Ritz defines a hotel as a full-service and personalized establishment -
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It had place in the UK -
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Thanks to the recovery of peace and the economy, since 1949. -
These are offers that combine several travel services in a single purchase, such as accommodation, transportation and activities. They allow you to save money and simplify travel planning. -
It was created as the rector of the global promotion of tourism -
World Tourism Day was established -
Europe as a common space with free movement -
Technologies such as Internet begin to be applied in the sector and ecological tourism begins to expand. -
72% drop in tourist arrivals due to it. -
Levels recorded before the pandemic are recovered.