This document provides an overview of sport tourism in Mongolia, including:
- A brief history of Mongolia from prehistoric times through the 20th century establishment of the People's Republic.
- Descriptions of Mongolia's climate, geography, ethnic groups, and capital city Ulaanbaatar.
- Details on adventure tourism activities like horseback riding, hiking, wildlife viewing, and a list of annual sporting events.
- Statistics on Mongolia's tourism industry growth from 2005-2010 and regions visited by international tourists.
The document covers Mongolia's landscape, people, history and the development of its sport and adventure tourism sector.
Munkhbat Jamiyan is the current Secretary General of the Mongolian People's Party. He has held several positions within the Mongolian government and for the Mongolian People's Party since 2002, including assistant roles in the Office of the Speaker of Parliament and the President's office. Jamiyan has also served as President of the Mongolian Youth Development Association and Chief Editor of the "Mongolyn Unen" daily newspaper. He has been the Secretary General of the Mongolian People's Party since 2013.
The document proposes utilizing Hodges Stadium at the University of North Florida to host more major track and field events. Hodges Stadium is one of seven IAAF-certified facilities in the U.S. and currently hosts NCAA Track and Field Preliminaries. The goals are to bring more events to the school, attract major sports corporations, and host youth, collegiate, amateur, and professional sports teams. Other sports like rugby, soccer, lacrosse, and 7-on-7 football camps could also be hosted. Jacksonville has an airport and infrastructure to support increased visitors and is near beaches and tourist spots, providing a better location than Eugene, Oregon for the NCAA Track and Field Championships.
Munkhbat Jamiyan is the current Secretary General of the Mongolian People's Party. He has held several positions within the Mongolian government and for the Mongolian People's Party since 2002, including assistant roles in the Office of the Speaker of Parliament and the President's office. Jamiyan has also served as President of the Mongolian Youth Development Association and Chief Editor of the "Mongolyn Unen" daily newspaper. He has been the Secretary General of the Mongolian People's Party since 2013.
The document proposes utilizing Hodges Stadium at the University of North Florida to host more major track and field events. Hodges Stadium is one of seven IAAF-certified facilities in the U.S. and currently hosts NCAA Track and Field Preliminaries. The goals are to bring more events to the school, attract major sports corporations, and host youth, collegiate, amateur, and professional sports teams. Other sports like rugby, soccer, lacrosse, and 7-on-7 football camps could also be hosted. Jacksonville has an airport and infrastructure to support increased visitors and is near beaches and tourist spots, providing a better location than Eugene, Oregon for the NCAA Track and Field Championships.
This document provides an overview of plans and opportunities in Western Chesterfield, Virginia. It discusses area demographics, land use, development, transportation, parks and recreation, and economic development. Directors of Planning, Transportation, Parks and Recreation, and Economic Development each outline projects and initiatives in their areas. These include recently completed and under construction transportation projects, sports tourism programs at local athletic complexes, new and improved parks and facilities, and strong economic growth and investment over the past decade with record job announcements in 2014.
The document summarizes a study on the effect of the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games on sport tourism in Pune, India. It finds that the games led to huge development of sports infrastructure in Pune, including renovating existing facilities and constructing new ones like swimming pools, stadiums, and hotels. Over $425 million was spent on infrastructure, and annual maintenance costs $9 million. The games also increased national and international sporting events in Pune and boosted tourism and economic growth through industries like hospitality, food, transportation, and aviation. In conclusion, the study found that the games significantly promoted sports and tourism in Pune and provided new opportunities.
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This document is a Masters dissertation that investigates the economic and sociocultural impacts of golf tourism in Scotland on hosting communities. It begins with an introduction that outlines the aims of studying golf tourism and events in Scotland. The literature review then discusses definitions of golf and sport tourism, how golf tourism is marketed and promoted in Scotland, and analyzes potential positive and negative economic and sociocultural impacts on communities. The methodology section describes the quantitative and qualitative research methods used, including questionnaires, to collect primary data from local communities. Preliminary findings from the questionnaires are also presented. The conclusion will determine if golf tourism benefits or not benefits hosting communities in Scotland based on the research.
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Ever wonder how well your athlete uses sports imagery as an effective tool to aid performance? Here is a short questionnaire to help evaluate your athlete's use of visualization/mental imagery/sports imagery.
The document outlines a survey given to employees at Eminent Business Solutions to assess employee morale. The 20 question survey gathered information on demographics, job satisfaction, benefits, work environment, relationships, responsibilities, work-life balance, appreciation, creativity, challenges, growth opportunities, goal setting, health and safety, and loyalty. Employees were asked to rate their level of satisfaction with various factors and their agreement with statements on a scale. The final question solicited suggestions from employees on how the company could improve.
This document contains a customer satisfaction questionnaire for a tourism company called Club Med. The questionnaire asks customers to rate their satisfaction with various aspects of their Club Med vacation such as food, activities, accommodations, and customer service on a scale of 1 to 6. It also includes open-ended comment sections and multiple choice questions regarding the customer's expectations, past Club Med experiences, how they booked their vacation, important factors in choosing Club Med, demographics, and interest in returning to Club Med in the future. The purpose of the questionnaire is to collect feedback from customers on their satisfaction with various parts of the Club Med experience.
This document outlines Mongolia's Tourism Law. Some key points:
- The law regulates tourism promotion, activities, and services within Mongolia between the state, citizens, businesses, and organizations.
- It defines terms related to tourism like "tourism", "tourism organization", "tourism region", "tourist", etc.
- It classifies tourism organizations as tour operators or tour agencies and outlines their permitted activities.
- It establishes requirements for guides and interpreters working in tourism, including citizenship, language skills, and certification requirements.
- It addresses tourism contracts, tourist services, state support for tourism businesses, and development of tourism regions.
Adventure travel involves exploration or travel to remote areas and may include physical activities, cultural experiences, or engagement with nature. Popular adventure tourism activities include mountaineering, trekking, bungee jumping, rafting, rock climbing, and paragliding. Eco-tourism and ethno-tourism are forms of soft adventure tourism that focus on minimal environmental impact and cultural interaction.
This document contains lecture notes from an event management class at Xavier University. It outlines topics that will be covered, including corporate sponsorships, trends in sports tourism, and creating new revenue ideas for a local sports organization. It provides expectations and due dates for an in-class group project to develop a new revenue idea and presentation. It also assigns students to presentation dates and provides instructions for a written sporting event audit assignment where students will attend and evaluate a live sporting event.
The document is a 15 question travel questionnaire that collects personal information like name, age, gender, income level, and travel preferences including frequency of travel, travel planning methods, common travel purposes, preferred transportation and destinations, international travel frequency, travel companions, accommodation preferences, trip lengths, membership in travel clubs, use of online travel sites, favorite travel sites, average spending per trip, and interest in a world tour. Respondents are asked to provide identifying information and choose from multiple choice answers for each question about their travel habits and preferences.
This 12-day tour of Mongolia allows travelers to experience nomadic life by staying with local families and in ger camps. Key activities include visiting cultural sites like Erdene Zuu Monastery, natural areas like Khongoriin Els sand dunes, and participating in experiences like horseback riding and camel riding. The tour travels across Mongolia, starting near Ulaanbaatar and ending in the Gobi Desert before returning to the capital. All meals and transportation are included in the comprehensive tour package.
The document provides information on Mongolia, including:
- Mongolia has a population of 2.8 million people, over 90% of whom are Khalkh Mongolians.
- It has an area slightly smaller than Alaska, with most of the population's economy based on herding. Mining deposits include copper, coal and molybdenum.
- The country has a literacy rate of 98% and the dominant religion is Buddhism, followed by no religion. Mongolian is the primary language written in Cyrillic script.
- Historically Mongolia was once part of the largest land empire ever under Genghis Khan and later came under Chinese control until becoming a communist country in
Mongolia has a population of over 2.8 million people, with about 1 million living in rural areas. The country has a unique nomadic culture and economy based on agriculture and livestock. Mongolia is located between Russia and China, with about 40% of residents living in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar located in north central Mongolia. The country offers scenic landscapes and attractions like waterfalls, lakes, and national parks for tourism alongside a culture shaped by nomadic herders and influenced by Tibetan Buddhism and former rulers.
Mongolia is a landlocked country located between Russia and China. It has a population of 3.2 million people and its capital and largest city is Ulaanbaatar. Mongolia has a long history and was once home to the largest contiguous empire in world history under Genghis Khan. Today, Mongolia is a parliamentary republic with a developing economy focused on mining. The Mongolian people have a nomadic tradition and culture centered around herding livestock.
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This 10-day spiritual tour of Mongolia explores important monasteries and landscapes while experiencing Mongolian culture and history. Key stops include Amarbayasgalant Monastery, visiting nomadic families, Ogii Lake, Kharakhorum city and Erdenezuu Monastery, Zaya Gegeenii Khuree monastery, Tsenkher hot springs, Tuvkhun temple, Ongi monastery, and Manzushir monastery. Travel is by vehicle across 2000km, staying in ger camps along the way, with meals and entry fees included. Activities involve photography, hiking, horseback riding, and relaxation in natural hot springs.
Mongolia is a large, landlocked country located between China and Siberia. It has a population of around 3 million people spread across its territory, which is slightly larger than Alaska. Mongolia has a largely nomadic culture, with many people still living a traditional lifestyle of herding livestock across the grasslands. The country has a long history dating back over 500,000 years and was once home to the vast Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan, though it is now a parliamentary republic transitioning from communism.
Tourism in Pakistan is centered around the country's natural beauty, archaeological sites, and cultural heritage. Some of the most popular tourist destinations include northern areas like Gilgit-Baltistan known for mountain scenery, lakes, and glaciers; coastal areas like Karachi with beaches; historical cities like Lahore, Taxila, and Mohenjo-Daro with forts and archaeological sites; and northern hilly stations like Murree and northern Kaghan Valley for their summer climate. Tourism contributes billions annually to Pakistan's economy and supports millions of jobs. However, domestic and international tourism remains relatively small-scale.
Tourism in Pakistan has significant potential for economic growth and employment. The country offers natural beauty from the Himalayas to the Arabian Sea, as well as cultural and religious heritage sites. However, tourism remains underdeveloped due to a lack of proper tourism infrastructure and security concerns deterring visitors. Developing the tourism industry could reduce unemployment, control rural-urban migration, and stimulate the overall economy through increased demand. The government is working to promote tourism through marketing campaigns and developing attractions, but more investment is still needed to make Pakistan a globally competitive tourism destination.
The document summarizes the topography and physical features of the northern mountains of Pakistan. It describes the three main mountain ranges: the Karakoram, the Himalaya, and the Hindu Kush. It discusses the peaks, glaciers, crops, and populations found in each mountain range. It also provides details on the valleys, rivers, passes, and economic activities of the northern mountain regions.
The document provides information on the topography and physical features of northern mountains in Pakistan. It discusses the three main mountain ranges: the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush ranges. Key details include the high altitudes and glaciers of the Karakoram range, location and peaks of the Himalaya range, and rivers that flow from the Hindu Kush mountains. It also summarizes important valleys, passes, crops, and way of life in the northern mountain regions of Pakistan.
Chile and Mongolia both have interesting places to visit. Mongolia's capital Ulaanbaatar sits along the Tuul River and is surrounded by mountains, giving it a spacious yet rustic feel. Other top Mongolian destinations include the Gandan Monastery, home to a large Buddha statue; Terelj National Park, known for its flowers, rocks, and dinosaurs; the vast Gobi Desert which is home to diverse wildlife despite being imagined as lifeless; and Bogd Khan National Park, a sacred site surrounding the Bogd Khan mountain. Chile and Mongolia offer visitors opportunities to experience different cultures, landscapes, and histories.
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This document provides information about two fly fishing tours in Mongolia:
1) A 9-day tour along the Onon and Balj Rivers in eastern Mongolia, featuring full days of fly fishing and overnight stays in gers or tents.
2) A 9-day tour through central Mongolia along the Chuluut and Tamir Rivers, also with full days of fly fishing and overnight stays in gers while visiting sites like Erdene Zuu Monastery.
It also briefly describes a 3-day culinary tour of Ulaanbaatar and the Elsen Tasarkhai area, including a cooking class, camel riding, and learning to make khuushuur in a ger.
This document provides information about tourism in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It summarizes that Skardu and Gilgit are major hubs for tourism, trekking, and expeditions in the mountainous region, which contains four of the world's fourteen highest peaks over 8,000 meters. The Askole and Hushe Valleys are gateways to trails leading to those peaks and huge glaciers like Baltoro, Biafo, and Trango. Treks also go to the Deosai Plains, the second highest plateau in the world, and Deosai National Park is home to wildlife like the Himalayan ibex and snow leopard. Skardu has a diverse population including many Balti
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1) The document provides information about the author's home province of Uvs in Mongolia, including its geography, history, population, and notable places.
2) Uvs province borders Russia and other Mongolian provinces, and its terrain consists of 60% mountains and 40% Gobi desert. It has around 75,000 residents, including ethnic Dörbet, Bayid, and Khalkha people.
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2. Prehistory 1/4
• Remains of Mongolia’s
earliest inhabitants
have been uncovered
by archeological digs
in the Gobi and other
regions dating back
nearly 750,000 years.
3. Prehistory 2/4
209 BC
In the second
millennium B.C the
nomadic tribe, known
as the Hunnu,
founded the first
powerful Empire in
northeastern Asia
and Shanui (meaning
King) governed it.
4. Prehistory 3/4
• 213 BC Great Wall in China was built
• 2nd-4th century AD Xiang-bi state
• 555 Turkish wins Joujan
• 745 Uigar state established
• 10th Century AD Kidan state
• 10th-12th century AD various tribes of Mongolian origin
lived in a vast area of land stretching from the great Gobi
desert in the south to Lake Baikal in the north
• 1162 Birth of Chinggis Khaan
• 1206 At Ikh Khuraldai Chinggis Khaan, the Leader of “All the
people who live in a felt Ger” and who finally ended up the
disintegration of 12th century Mongolia, founded the
“Great Mongolian State”
5. Prehistory 4/4
• 1207-1226
Chinggis
Khaan
conquered the
half the world
establishing
the “Great
Mongolian
Empire” (13th
– 14th century)
6. History
• 1921 The People’s Republic of Mongolia was
proclaimed after the victory of Mongolian
People’s Revolution and since 1924 Mongolia
had been the world’s second communist
country.
• 1962 Mongolia became a member state of
the United Nations
• 1992 First parliamentary election, and new
constitution
7. Climate
• Hot summers and cold winters. Average summer
temperature +20C, average winter temperature -23C,
average rainfall 200-220 mm per annum, the sun
shines for over 200 days a year. Winter lasts from
November to late February, spring from March to May,
and summer from June to September.
9. Geography
• Territory: 1.564.100 sq km, 19th and the most sparsely
populated independent largest country in the world
• Population: 2.754.314 people with density of 1.8 person/sq
km
• Geographic position: Mongolia lies in Central Asia and
borders with Russia and China.
• Average altitude: 1.580 m above sea level
• Landscapes: Semi-desert and plains, mountains in the west
and southwest, Gobi desert in the south and southeast, taiga
forests and lakes in the north.
12. Capital City
• Like nearly one half of the
Mongolian population, the
capital city of Ulaanbaatar
is herself a nomad. The city
has changed locations
more than twenty times
over the past 350 years
before taking root in her
current location in a
sweeping valley bounded
by four sacred peaks,
including Bogd Khan
mountain to the south.
13. About tourism 1/3
• HORSE AND CAMEL RIDING
Horse and camel riding in Mongolia range from
easy day trips with guides, to multi-week solo
adventures deep in the mountains wild steppes
and Gobi deserts.
14. About tourism 2/3
• WALKING & HIKING
Hiking vacations and trekking holidays in the most
remote and beautiful parts of Mongolia. Mongolian
hiking adventures offer you to experience the
culture and untouched landscapes on foot.
15. About tourism 3/3
• WILDLIFE & BIRD WATCHING
• Some people are drawn to
Mongolia for its history, some for
its rich cultural traditions. But for
many, it is the country’s
abundant biodiversity that makes
Mongolia truly unique among
world destinations. Home to a
huge variety of mammals, birds,
fish, reptiles, and plants, the
country lays claim to some
impressive facts about its flora
and fauna.
17. About Mongolian Adventure Sport
Tourism
• Mongolia is one of the upcoming places to
visit for adventure sports tourism. The
attractions and adventure activities for
tourists in Mongolia closely relate to the
unique natural environment, historic
features and its cultural heritage.
• Nature and wildlife adventure travel trips
are growing in popularity. Example:
Whitewater rafting and game fishing,
hiking and trekking in the mountains,
horse riding and camel trekking, mountain
biking, on the long Rivers you can Canoe
and Kayak, jeep trip, snow sport and
photography. Mongolia can offer a wide
variety of exciting natural and wildlife
adventures.
18. Canoeing, Kayaking and Whitewater
Rafting in Mongolia
The Kherlen River in eastern
Mongolia is one of the biggest rivers;
it is suitable for paddlers of any
ability. Over in the western Altai
region, the steep mountain
escarpments and valleys are home to
many white water rivers that are
suitable for adventure trips by Canoe,
Kayak and Raft. The rivers flow
through lush pine and larch forests
while tumbling over rocks and
through eddies. Mention rafting in
this area and there is plenty of
opportunity to set the hearts of
experienced paddlers racing.
19. Climbing Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain
Most mountaineers who visit Mongolia go to the western
region. The Mongol Altai range is the highest mountain range
with many glacier topped peaks between 3000m and 4300m.
The Altai region has beautiful clean mountain rivers along
with amazing wildlife, such as; Blue Sheep - Argali, Ibex, Snow
leopard, Golden Eagles and many other birds. The name Altai
Tavan Bogd (Five Holy Peaks of Altai) is given to a cluster of
five dramatic glaciated peaks. The highest Mountain in
Mongolia is Khuiten peak at 4374m.
20. Mountain Bike in Mongolia
The amazing variety of landscapes and roads in Mongolia are
a Mountain Bikers paradise. Although, because of the real
nature of the Mongolian wilderness, mountain bikers should
have some technical experience. You can travel with or
without you own bikes. There are challenging routes all over
Mongolia, but especially in the northern Bulgan province or
the Khan Khentii National Park, which lies northeast of
Ulaanbaatar.
21. Horse Trekking and Hiking the
mountains
The Mongolian North is home to
Lake Khovsgol – The Blue Pearl of
Mongolia. Horse trekking through
the colourful valleys towards the
most beautiful lake of Khovsgol is
a special journey. Trekking in this
way, you can visit local families of
many different minority groups
allowing you to experience and
explore their lifestyle and customs
as well as the possibility of
exchanging conversations with a
Tsaatan family.
22. Fishing in Mongolia
Fishing in Mongolia is one of the
more famous adventure sports
Mongolia has to offer. Many of our
larger rivers are home to the
Taimen (Hucho Taimen) the world’s
largest Salmonidae. Taimen can
reach up to 100 kg and reach over
2m long. The fly fisherman's real
treasure lies in the unbelievable
clear, easy wading waters with
incredible, nearly untouched
wilderness with amazing mountains
and vast valleys.
24. EVENTS
• Yak Festival
• "Tengeriin Tsadig" the circus artistic performance of horseback
battle.
• Tsaatan Festival
• Naadam Festival
• Mongolian National Costum Festival
• "Following in the Footsteps of Genghis Khan" Horse Trekking Tour
• The Mongolia Bike Challenge
• The Grand Orchestra of the Mongolian National Song and Dance
• Mongolia Tour Chess Master Cup-2011
• Golden Naadam
• Ceremony of Summoning Spirits of the Great Chinggis Khaan’s
Imperial Guards
• The Nomads Day Festival
• Gobi Marathon
• Golden Eagle Festival
25. Yak festival
In Mongolia, the yak plays an important part in
supporting local livelihoods. Yaks are used to
transport people and cargo; warm clothes are
made from their wool; their milk and meat provide
food; and even their dung is used for fuel.
26. Tsaatan festival
• Event Date: 6-7 July
• Venue: Khatgal sum “Dalai Tour” tourist ger camp
Khuvsgul National Park, Khuvsgul province
• "Tsaatan festival"- it’s mean Reindeer festival It provides
great opportunity to see Tsaatan people’s ancestral
culture,
27. Mongolian National Costum festival
• Event Date: 8 July
• Venue: Gorkhi Terelj National Park Tuv
province
• Mongolian National Costume is a bright
example of culture that introduces foreign
guests and tourists to the marvels of national
costumes and folk performances in the
country.
28. Golden Eagle festival
• Event date: 1-2 October
• Venue: Bayan-Ulgii province
Mongolia
• This annual festival, which
celebrates the Golden Eagle as
well as the hunters' traditional
culture, is arranged by the
local Kazakh community and
members of the Berkut
Association, a community-
based conservation
organization.