Synonyms and antonyms of Tourism and tourist attractions in American Thesaurus

agritourism (noun)

the activity of spending your vacation visiting another country and staying in places in the countryside, for example farms

attraction (noun)

somewhere or something you can visit that is interesting or enjoyable

beauty spot (noun)

a beautiful place in the countryside that attracts tourists

courier (noun)

British a tour guide

ecotourism (noun)

the business of creating and selling vacations that give people the chance to learn about a natural environment, and cause as little damage to the environment as possible

gondolier (noun)

someone whose job is to take people for rides in a gondola in Venice

guide (noun)

tourism someone whose job is to take care of a group of people who are visiting a place and give them information about it

guide (noun)

someone who shows you which direction to walk or travel in, especially as their job

guidebook (noun)

a book for tourists that provides information about a place

heritage center (noun)

a building where tourists and other visitors get information about a place and its people, including information about the natural features of the area

high season (noun)

British peak season

holiday resort (noun)

a place where a lot of people go on vacation, usually one with a lot of hotels, bars, and restaurants

holiday season (noun)

British the time of year when most people take their holidays

holiday village (noun)

a village of small houses built for people to stay in while on vacation, usually near the ocean, a river, or a lake

interpretation center (noun)

a visitor center

low season (noun)

British off-season

mecca (noun)

a place that a lot of people visit, because it is famous for something that they want to see or do

peak season (noun)

American a part of the year when many tourists visit a place and travel costs are therefore higher

phrase book (noun)

a small book that contains useful words and phrases in a particular foreign language, used especially by tourists

resort (noun)

a place that many people go to for a vacation

season (noun)

a period of the year when most people take a vacation

showplace (noun)

an impressive place that tourists often visit

sights (noun)

interesting places that people go to see

space tourism (noun)

space travel that is done for enjoyment

tour guide (noun)

someone whose job it is to show tourists around a place and explain its history, architecture, etc.

tour guide (noun)

American someone whose job is to help and take care of tourists on an organized vacation

tourism (noun)

the business of providing services for people who are traveling for their vacation

tourism (noun)

related to tourism

tourist (noun)

someone who is visiting a place on vacation

tourist (noun)

relating to tourists

tourist attraction (noun)

a place to visit that is very popular with tourists

tourist board (noun)

an official organization in a country or area that encourages tourists to visit that country or area

tourist trap (noun)

a place that is visited by many tourists and is therefore crowded and expensive

tourist visa (noun)

a visa that allows you to visit a country for a short time on vacation

touristy (adjective)

informal designed for tourists, or full of tourists

tour operator (noun)

a company that organizes vacation tours

travel agency (noun)

a business that helps people plan trips and make travel arrangements

travel agent (noun)

someone whose job is to help people plan trips and make travel arrangements

travel warning (noun)

an official notice in which a government warns its citizens not to travel to a particular country or region because it is dangerous

unfrequented (adjective)

mainly literary not visited often

visitor center (noun)

a building that gives information and services to visitors to a place such as a city, historical building, or nature reserve

well-traveled (adjective)

a well-traveled place is visited or used by many people

whale watching (noun)

the activity of watching whales