A tourism region refers to a specific geographical area that is promoted and developed for travel and tourism purposes. This can include natural attractions such as beaches, mountains or national parks, cultural sites like museums, historical landmarks or heritage villages, as well as man-made attractions such as theme parks or shopping districts. The goal of a tourism region is to attract visitors and generate economic activity through the sale of goods and services, as well as create jobs in the local community. Governments often play an active role in promoting and developing these regions by investing in infrastructure, marketing campaigns, and regulatory frameworks that support sustainable tourism development.