Mass tourism refers to a form of tourism where large numbers of people visit the same destination, often at the same time of year, for leisure or recreational purposes. It is characterized by the use of standardized package products and mass consumption. Mass tourism typically involves standardized, packaged tours that are marketed to a wide audience, often through travel agents or online booking platforms. The focus is on providing a low-cost, convenient, and hassle-free travel experience, with little regard for the environmental or social impact of tourism on the local community. Some examples of mass tourism include skiing in the mountains, sunbathing on a beach, visiting a theme park, or taking a cruise. Governments and local people often support mass tourism because it generates a lot of income for local areas. Mass tourism has both positive and negative impacts on the environment and local communities.