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Tourism supply relies on natural and constructed resources and involves many interconnected components. It is a complex and perishable product that requires travel to consume. Key elements of tourism supply include transportation, accommodation, attractions and activities. Both public and private sectors play important roles in tourism supply by providing infrastructure, visitor attractions, information, environmental protection, and support for tourism development. Local governments specifically provide services, facilities, and manage economic and social development related to tourism.
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