The document summarizes key aspects of the tertiary sector of the economy. It discusses how the tertiary sector includes activities that facilitate the flow of goods, people, services, and information. Some key tertiary sector activities discussed include healthcare, education, transportation and communications, commerce, and tourism. Healthcare and education are highlighted as especially important tertiary sectors as they meet basic human needs of health and education. The document provides examples of different modes of transportation and how commerce operates both domestically and internationally. Finally, it outlines different types of tourism activities.

1. TERTIARY SECTOR

2. INDEX
-Tertiary sector and its activities
- Healthcare and Education
-Transport and Communications
-Commerce
-Tourism

3. TERTIARY SECTOR AND ITS ACTIVITIES
The tertiary sector includes a wide range of activities. These
include facilitating the flow of goods, people, services and
Information, financing economic activities.
• GDP: Gross domestic product, is the total value of all the goods
and services a country produces during a given period.
• HDI: The human developmenmt index is an indicator that
measures life expectancy, health and education-

4. • Public: these are
created and managed by
the government in order
to guarantee certain
basic services to the
general population.
• Private: These are
created and managed
by private companies
with the aim of
obtaining financial
benefits, such as a
newspaper.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICES

5. HEALTHCARE
The healthcare sector of a country includes all the the services
that are intended to prevent and treat human illness. Healthcare
therefore has an impact on a basic necessity: Health. This is
why it is one of the most important tertiary sector activities.

6. EDUCATION
The education sector of a country includes all of the services
that are used to provide people with education and training .
Like healthcare, this tertiary sector activity is especially important
because it meets a basic need: the right to an education that
will make it possible to obtain a job and adapt to or live in society.

7. TRANSPORTS
● Transport has changed over the last century. In addition,
cost an journey times have both decreased. This
phenomenon is know as the transport revolution.
● This are some types of transport:
● Road transport: Since car spread in 20 century. The
roads increase, this is used over short distances.
● Rail transport: From the 19 century, railways were the
main transport of ground because of their speed and
carrying capacity. They are used for local routes and
medium distances on high speeds.
● River and sea transport: it requires large rivers with a
heavy flow. This is ideal for transporting heavy goods at
low cost.
● Air transport: There is most common for long distances.
Passengers are normaly tourist and people on bussines
trip.

9. COMMUNICATIONS
The mass media (print, radio, television, and web based media)
transmit
entertaiment , information and opinions to every corner of the
planet.
Telecommunications are long distance communications systems.

10. COMMERCE
Some characteristics of commerce today:
• It is governed by the principles of supply and demand.
• In terms of location, it is physically concentrated primarily in
urban environments.
• Countries are becoming more and more interdependent.
Multinational companies are also increasingly important in
international trade.

11. DOMESTIC TRADE
• Wholesale trade, which moves large quantities of merchandise
in order to sell it to other merchants or companies.
• Retail trade, which involves buying from wholesalers and selling
directly to consumers.

13. FOREIGN TRADE
Foreing trade is the exchange of goods and services between a
country and the rest of the world. There are 2 types of exchange:
Exports and Imports.
• Positive balance of trade: The value of exports exceeds the
value of purchases, creating surplus balance or trade surplus.
• Negative balance of trade: The value of imports exceeds the
value of sales, creating a deficit balance or trade deficit.

14. TOURISM
● Tourism is the temporary movement of people from their
place of residence to another place in order to enjoy their
free time.
● The development of the tourism industry involves creating
the necesseary transport and hospitality infrastructure to
meet demand.

15. TYPES OF TOURISM
● MOUNTAINS:
You can go hiking in a lot
of places and you are also
close to the pyrinees.
● RURAL:
Navarre has lot of green
places and beautifull
villages in were you can
have rurals vacations.
● LEISURE:
Entertainment and leisure
such as concerts and
amusement parks like
sendadiva.
● RELIGUOUS AND
CULTURAL: There are
many places with a rich
cultural and artistic
heritage, Pilgrimages to
holy sites.

16. ● SPORTS AND ADVENTURE:
In winter you can ski, in
summer you can do canoe,
rafting and fishing.
● HEALTH:
Places were you can relax
like spas.
● BUSINESS:
shows in theatres like
Gayarre and special
conferences of important
people.