The difference between eco-tourism and traditional mass tourism

Eco-tourism refers to tourism after the Second World War, which is characterized by the popularity of tourists, the universality of regions, the imbalance of development, the persistence of growth, the duality of influence and the comprehensiveness of management.

Mass tourism, first of all, refers to the scope of participants in tourism activities has been expanded to ordinary working people. Another meaning of mass tourism is that modern tourism activities begin to form a mass tourism model represented by organized group package tourism, and form a dominant tourism form among the general public. The so-called mass type mainly refers to that tourists, under the organization and arrangement of travel agencies, provide products and services with the help of various tourism enterprises, and complete the whole tourism activities in a planned way according to the specified time, route and activities.