Asia travel typically occurs by air, road, rail and water to any number of destinations such as Kazakhstan , Japan, India, Indonesia, Turkey and Cyprus. Visitors traveling in Asia have many activities, sports and adventures to choose from and several travel essentials to consider.
Asia is the earth's largest continent by land mass and population, accounting for 60% of the world population. More than half of that population occupies the countries of China and India. Asia is situated between the Suez Canal, Ural Mountains, Caucasus Mountains and the Caspian and Black Seas and consists of six subcontinents. Asia has three of the four top world economies and has dominant financial center located in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore. There are over 100 languages spoken in Asia and the predominant religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism and Islam.http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/tps/1000bce.htm
Asia Travel Destinations
- Homestays are a way visitors of Asia can gain exposure to diverse culture and lifestyle of native inhabitants and experience a form of eco-tourism and relieves people of remote areas from the pressures or impact of a large tourist trade.http://www.sikkimhomestay.com/aboutus.htm
- Non-profit travel clubs such as Bunac offer travelers the opportunity to visit, volunteer or work in a number of Asian locations.http://www.bunac.org/uk/
- Independent budget travel is available across Asia through online travel agents, communities and guides as well as books and videos which can be purchased, downloaded or streamed over the Internet.http://www.asiaexplorers.com/
- Resorts throughout Asian cities take the planning out of accommodations and travel activities such as deep sea fishing, water park entertainment, desert safaris and city tours.http://packages.asiatravel.com/PackageBooking/Package.List.aspx?lan=en-US&DestCountry=AE
Asia Tourism Report
This is a video discussing the state of tourism in Asia. According to this video, visitor numbers in the Middle East are rising while they decline in Europe. the narrator indicates that high energy and food prices will result from a lack of world travel and tourism. Also mentioned was that profits in emerging markets like the middle east and Asia could offset losses.
