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The history of resorts is closely tied to the history of tourism and travel. Resorts can be studied from different perspectives as part of tourism studies. The document focuses on three broad areas: the Roman Empire from 753 BC to AD 476, Europe from the Middle Ages to the mid-1800s, and North America from the 1800s to present. The Romans contributed public spaces like baths, temples, and forums that still attract tourists today.
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