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The migration of individuals to distant destinations beyond their customary environments, driven by a desire for exploration or leisure in remote, exotic, and sometimes perilous settings, is commonly referred to as adventure tourism. Within the realm of travel, adventure tourism constitutes a specialized category wherein travelers partake in exhilarating activities such as skydiving, mountaineering, and scuba diving. It is evident that adventure tourism holds a particular appeal for younger demographics. The allure of venturing beyond one's comfort zone imbues this form of travel with a heightened sense of excitement. Such excitement may stem from encountering cultural disparities or engaging in activities that entail varying degrees of risk--whether real or perceived--and physical challenges. Consequently, adventure travel emerges as a form of leisure activity that unfolds in unconventional, remote, or wilderness locales. For participants, adventure tourism embodies a promise of rigorous activity, predominantly transpiring in outdoor settings. They anticipate encounters with adversity and the spectrum of emotions ranging from exhilaration to serenity. These travelers derive particular satisfaction from confronting personal hurdles and embarking on explorations of pristine, far-flung corners of the globe.