What are examples of tourism products?

Tourism products include all services or experiences that are offered primarily to tourists in the destination they are visiting, such as accommodations, restaurants, fishing trips, hunting excursions, aurora tours, sightseeing trips, museums, cultural centres, arts and crafts stores, or Indigenous cultural experiences ...



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Types of Tourism Products
  • Accommodations; For example, Taj, ITC Hotels.
  • Transportation; For example, Owning taxis, luxury buses, and boats.
  • Retail Travel Agents.
  • Tour Operators.
  • Shopping Centers such as malls.
  • Cinema Theatres such as PVR.
  • Restaurants for Food and Beverages.
  • Tourism Information Centers.


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The five vital components of tourism system are Attraction, Accessibility, Accommodation, Amenities and Activities. a) Attraction: Tourism activity starts with the attractions.

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Basic functions of a tourism product
Besides being a part of the main activity, it facilitates to live the total experience of the trip as the tourist wants. It facilitates transport to and from the destination, as well as within the destination itself. Enhance the social interaction of the tourist during the trip.

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Characteristics of Tourism Product
  • Inflexibility.
  • Inventory / Perishability.
  • Inconsistency.
  • Intangibility.
  • Immovable.


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They are: tourism produces and sells product bundles instead of products (products being “experiences”) which are very intangible, products cannot be stored (simultaneity of production and consumption), the consumption of tourism products involves the active participation of the customer (prosumer), and tourism ...

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Tangible tourism products are those that can be seen, touched, or experienced by tourists. They are often physical objects such as buildings, monuments, natural features, or works of art.

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Characteristics of Tourism Products
  • Intangibility: Intangibility means that the product cannot be directly seen tasted or felt before its purchase and consumption. ...
  • Inseparability: Tourism products cannot be separated from its provider. ...
  • Perishable: Tourism products can't be stored for sale in the future.


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A successful tourism product must meet three basic factors simultaneously: tourist attractions; facilities and services offered; and physical accessibility to them. Distribution strategies need to be adapted to the type of product marketed. Tourism products can be distributed intensively, exclusively or selectively.

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