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• DEFINITION
A different way of travelling
• Encompassing various forms of tourism that deviate
from the traditional, mass-market approach.

• Refering to a style of travelling that emphasizes


unique experiences, sustainability, and cultural
immersion.

Presented by Le Minh Quynh Anh


THREE MAIN CATEGORIES
• Alternative travel offers a departure from
conventional tourist practices by

E c o t o u ri s m prioritizing sustainability, unique


experiences, and cultural exchange.

Adventure tourism • By classifying it, we can better


understand its diverse nature and appeal
to different types of travellers.

c u l t u ra l t o u ri s m
Presented by Le Minh Quynh Anh
2. Staycation

by Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh


Definition by Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh

a vacation where one chooses not to travel far


while remaining at home or traveling in the local
area.
• Some form of
stayvation by Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh

Having home spa day Camping in backyard


• Some form of
stayvation
by Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh
Creating a movie theatre at home Going picnic in the park
Benefits:
• Explore and appreciate your local area
• Eliminate travel stress by Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh
• Cost-effective
3. Wild Camping
Definition
Setting up your tent anywhere other than a
designated campsite
The rule for wild camping:
The number-one rule for responsible wild camping is ‘leave no trace’

• Arrive later in the day and leave early, where possible


• Bring food in sealable, reusable containers
• Take all your rubbish away with you
• Try not to move anything like rocks or logs, or remove any vegetation
• Don’t stay in the same place for more than one night.
How to find the perfect wild camping spot

• Use mapping apps: Google map


• Arrive before dark
• Look out for wildlife signs on nearby roads
• Be aware of water resources
• Look out for a spot that is naturally quite flat
Benefits

• Camping Helps with Stress Reduction


• Fresh Air Has Numerous Benefits
• Get Better Sleep Quality When Camping.
• Have the Chance to Connect with Nature.
4. Couch
surfing
Presented by Thai Khanh Chi
• Definition
Couchsurfing is a word play related to going from house to house (surf - like
surfing and surfing the internet) and sleeping on any flat space from the floor to the
sofa (couch).

Presented by Thai Khanh Chi


Website
• Website www.couchsurfing.org is a place that allows
participate?
members to request to stay at other members' homes.
• How to

Your travel plans


• You need to contact people on the couch surfing
network online, find out if you can stay.
• The only obligation on your part is to be able to
offer a place to stay at your home

Presented by Thai Khanh Chi


Benefits

• Learning more foreign • Learning to control


languages, exchanging their emotions
new cultures • Have new friends
• Learning to live more • Develop life skills for
proactively and feeling yourself.
the most realistic life.
5. Advantages

Presented by Nguyen Thi Anh Dao


Authentic cultural experiences

Immerse in the local way of life, learn about their traditions and gain a
deeper understanding of the destination.

Presented by Nguyen Thi Anh Dao


Cost savings and flexibility

Flexible plan to reduce cost

Presented by Nguyen Thi Anh Dao


Personal growth and
well-being benefits

• Push you out of comfort zone, physically and mentally challenging you.
• Promote physical fitness and mental well-being, make a healthy option.
Presented by Nguyen Thi Anh Dao
6.Disadvantage

Presented by Tran Tram Anh


1. Travel Planning
Public transportation and less-established infrastructure require meticulous travel
planning, including schedule coordination, checking for charging stations, and ensuring
routes.
2. Reliance on External Elements
External factors like adverse weather conditions (rain, snow) significantly
impact the feasibility and safety of alternative travel
2. Reliance on External Elements
Safety Concerns
3. Physical Exertion
Modes like cycling, walking, and electric scooters demand substantial physical
effort, posing challenges for those with physical limitations or a lack of regular
physical activity.
4. Language Barriers
Communicating with locals might be challenging, making it difficult
to navigate, seek help, or fully immerse in the local culture.

Presented by Tran Tram Anh


4. Language Barriers

Cultural Sensitivity

Without proper research and


understanding, travelers might
unintentionally offend local customs or
traditions, leading to “get your wires
crossed” or “walking on eggshells”
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