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Rural Recreation

Concept of Rural Recreation

Evolution of Rural Recreation and

Recreation in the CountrysidePatterns of Rural Recreation

Types of Resorts


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Rural

A stretch of inland or coastal countryside,including small towns and villages, wherethe main part of the area is used for:

- agriculture, forestry, sheries

- economic and cultural activities of

country-dwellers crafts, industry,services!

- non-ur"an recreation and leisure areas


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Rural Tourism

#ocated in rural areas $uilt upon the rural world%s special

features

Permits participation in the activities,traditions and lifestyles of local people

Provides personali&ed contact

Traditional in character


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Rural Recreation

Rural recreation areas have grown rapidly

in recent years, and recreation and tourismdevelopment has "ecome a popular vehiclefor rural economic development'

Encompasses all economic growth thatresults from people moving into thecommunity to ta(e advantage of its

recreational amenities'


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Rural Recreation

This (ind of development has thepotential to dramatically transform astagnant rural community into a

thriving community "y:

)!Attracting retirees, entrepreneurs, and

young wor(ers*!+iversifying the economy

!mproving the .uality of life with a"roader array of goods and services'


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Terminologies

Agri-/agro tourism

- Tourism products directlyconnected with the agrarian

products or stays- /taying on a farm room orcamping!, educational visits,meals, sale of handicrafts


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Terminologies

Farm Tourism

- /taying in a farmaccommodation and see(inge0periences from farm operationsand attractions

Wilderness and forest tourism - 1orestry recreation,

esta"lishment of community forests


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Range of tourism and

recreation activities inthe countryside


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1) Touring

2i(ing footpaths, tnesstrails, nature par(s! 2orse-riding Touring in gypsy caravans,

wagons 3otori&ed touring trail riding,all-terrain vehicles, motoring!

/mall town4village touring

Adventure holidays4wildernessholidays Cycling +on(ey riding

Cross-country s(iing


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ATV Tour to Mayon LavaFront


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ATV Tour to Mayon LavaFront


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Certification


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Pinatubo Crater Lake


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Pinatubo Crater Lake


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Pinatubo Crater Lake Trekking


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Mount Pulag


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Seden

Round!Tri"# $% miles& ' to %days


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Alberta& CanadaRound!Tri"# () miles& ' to %days


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*efoundland& CanadaRound!Tri"# (' miles& ' to %days


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+reland

Round!Tri"# , miles& -day


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St0 1lias *ational Park 2Preserve& Alaska


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3anaue! small village


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3atanes


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3atanes


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4R(5& France

+nca Trail Peru


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Machu Picchu


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6ne can sail or enlist in sailing lessons in

either Tagaytay or 3anila' /ail tours arealso availa"le, with 7ump-o8 points in3anila, /u"ic, /urigao, or Ce"u'


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Canal

An articial waterway or articiallyimproved river used for travel,shipping, or irrigation'


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Canals of Venice7 8The City of9ater&: Venice is the cron ;eel

of ater cities ith over -%5canals

1looding occurs more fre.uently now


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1looding occurs more fre.uently now,the ground 9oors of "uildings have"een a"andoned and many people

have moved away'


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+uring medieval times, enice was athriving metropolis of *;


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Canals of Amsterdam


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Panama Canal

?Throughout the program%s lifecycle,all parties will have the condencethat their pro7ect information isaccessi"le, accurate and secure'@


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According to statistics provided "ythe Panama Tourism $ureau, in *


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3angkok


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3) Aerial activities

#ight aircraft

2ang-gliding

3icro lightaircraft

2ot air "alloons

6 t Ai 3 ll F ti l


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6ot Air 3alloon FestivalClark Field Pam"angaA"ril -5!-'& (5-/


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6ot Air 3alloon Festival

Clark Field Pam"angaFebruary -(!-%& (5-%


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Air Racing B parasailing, parachuting,(ite"oarding, and 9ying'


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Water Racing B (aya(ing, whitewaterrafting, tu"ing, swimming, surng, andwa(e"oarding'

and Racing B mountain "i(ing, o8-traildriving, rappelling, tre((ing, caving,horse"ac( riding, hi(ing, and

orienteering, as well as various

adventures on scooters, in-line

s(ates, roller s(ates, and the

&ip line'


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!) "ultural activities

Archaeology Restoration sites

Rural heritage studies

#ocal industrial,agricultural or craftenterprises

3useums 1ol( groups

Cultural, gatronomic,and other routes


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>*1SC? 9orld 6eritage

Sites

Las Casas Fili"inas de Acu@ar!


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Las Casas Fili"inas de Acu@ar3agac& 3ataan


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#) $ealt%-relatedactivities

1itness training Assault courses

/PAs and health

resorts


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&) 'assive activities

Rela0ation holidays in a rural milieu Fature study in outdoor settings

"irdwatching and photography!

#andscape appreciation


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() $allmar events

Rural sporting festivals

Agricultural shows

*) +usiness-related

/mall scaleconventions4conferences

ncentive tourism short-"rea(s

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