The Impact of Tourism on Health Beliefs: A Detailed Analysis

This report delves into the intricate relationship between tourism and health beliefs, analyzing how travel experiences and cultural interactions shape individual perspectives on health. The study begins by examining the historical evolution of tourism, from early nomadic travels to the development of pilgrimage and business travel. It explores the impact of tourism on health behaviors, particularly focusing on the health beliefs of individuals. The report considers the influence of cultural exchange and exposure to different environments, including a case study of smoking. The analysis draws upon relevant literature and research to provide a comprehensive understanding of the complex interplay between tourism and health beliefs, offering insights into how travel can impact individuals' understanding of health and well-being. The report highlights the role of tourism in shaping health behaviors and the significance of health beliefs in the context of travel.

In the early age, cultural aspects, learning languages and travelling challenges restricted (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015). In 14 century
Christopher Columbus sailed westward and vasco da gama cruised to country for earn money then business travel has been integral part of
tourism industry(Cave and Brown 2012). Early tourism started with Nomads who
travelled around the world in search of food and shelter. Main intension of this traveller is to gathered food and traded around the world and
gave rise to the barter system (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015). 1500 BC is marked as the era when the Europeans visited pyramids and thus
developed the tourism for pilgrimage. Early tourism started with Nomads who travelled around the world in search of food and shelter. Main
intension of this traveller is to gathered food and traded around the world and gave rise to the barter system (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015).
1500 BC is marked as the era when the Europeans visited pyramids and thus developed the tourism for pilgrimage.
To describe the health beliefs among the society the
health behavior can be used. The smoking is the concern
that we are focusing according to this scenario of Peter
and Sarah. Among the people of the society the health
belief can be found. Basically it is a model which defines
the explanation and the anticipation of behaviors related
to the health in regards of the health services which have
to be taken by the people. As per this model it is been
studied and understand that the health belief of the
people is founded on the central influence that exist