Tourism provides employment opportunities for many different types of low-skilled workers. Street vendors, taxi and rickshaw drivers, and small shop owners are all able to earn a living by serving the needs of tourists. Tourism involves various interconnected industries like accommodation, transportation, food and beverages, retail shops, and activities that support the travel and experience of visitors to an area.

1. Tourism Provide employment to the poorest of the poor. Gram
Seller earns something, auto – rickshaw driver earns
something, pakoda seller earns something, and tea seller
also earns something.
– Narendra Modi
Tourism and
Sub-sections

2. Tourism
Tourism is travel for
pleasure or business; also
the theory and practice of
touring, the business of
attracting, accommodating,
and entertaining tourists,
and the business of
operating tours.Tourism may
may be international, or
within the traveller's

3. Sub-sections
of tourism
 Accomodation
 Transportation
 Food and beverages
 Retail shops
 Activities

5. Accommodation:-
Accommodation is one of the
basic needs for any tourism
activity. Travelers and tourists
need lodging for rest, while they
are on a tour. Accommodation
in the form of low budget
lodges/hotels to world class
luxury hotels is available at all
the major tourist destinations to
provide the tourist a home away
from home.

6. Transportation:-
Transportation has been an
integral part of
transportation links tourists with
various tourist attractions. There
general agreement that
tourism expands more when there
are better transportation systems.
... Tourism sector is one of the
important sectors of the economy.

7. Food & beverages:-
This sector is commonly
known to tourism
professionals by its initials
as F&B. The food and
beverage sector grew out
of simple origins: as
people travelled from their
homes, going about their
business, they often had a
need or desire to eat
or drink.

8. Retail shops:-
Retail is a potentially
effective and profitable
way to expand and
deepen the visitor’s
experience and extend
the stay in the host
community. Tourist retail
has, of course, been
around for a long time.

9. Activities:-
Activity Tourism covers a range
of areas from “active” holidays
involving canoeing, climbing,
horse-riding and
mountaineering, to the less
physical, yet still activity-
focused areas of nature
watching, food trails, or local
culture and heritage trails.