Educated tourists who like to try new experiences are known as ________________.

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• The home-stay scheme for tourists was first introduced by:
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• Organized mass tourists are highly dependent on______________.
• ___________ is a broad term that covers all tourism experiences centered on wild or natural environments.
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• Mahatma Gandhi founded and lived at an Ashram on the bank of river Sabarmati near the city of Ahmedabad when he was not travelling across India or in prison. It was known as:
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