Describing Cohens (1972) Tourist Typology Model

This presentation discusses Cohens Tourist Typology Model and its relevance to mass tourism in Yorkshire, UK. It describes the four types of tourists according to Cohens, and explains why the group members are considered mass tourists. The presentation also provides the rationale for choosing Yorkshire as the destination, highlighting its natural landscapes, longest cave in England, and excellent bus networks. Finally, it lists relevant references on the topic.

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Describing Cohens (1972) Tourist
Typology Model
Four types of tourists which are described by Cohens are given
below:
 Drifter
 Explorer
 Individual mass tourists
 Organised mass tourists

Tourist type suits our group
Group members are mass tourist.
Chosen destination in project is Yorkshire, UK.
Popular for its heritage park, natural beauty and city attraction.

Rationale for choosing destination
Offers natural landscapes
Longest cave in England.
Excellent bus networks

References
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