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agrotourism

 

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Agrotourism

Definition:

Agrotourism refers to the practice of visiting agricultural areas, farms, or rural communities for the purpose of experiencing and participating in farming activities and countryside lifestyle.


Senses:

Sense 1 (Noun):

A form of tourism that involves visiting farms, agricultural areas, or rural communities to learn about farming practices, experience agrarian activities, or gain insights into countryside living.

Example:

Many tourists are attracted to the rustic charm of agrotourism, where they get to milk cows, feed pigs, and pick fresh vegetables.

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Sense 2 (Noun):

The promotion of tourism in rural areas, particularly focusing on agricultural and farm experiences, with the aim of providing economic benefits to local farmers and communities.

Example:

Agrotourism has been implemented successfully in many regions, helping farmers diversify their income by attracting tourists and providing unique experiences.

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Sense 3 (Adjective):

Pertaining to or involving agrotourism.

Example:

The agrotourism industry in this region has seen tremendous growth over the past decade, with an increasing number of visitors eager to explore the countryside.

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