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The 13 pages that link to Adventure tourism, each with the reason it gives.

• TourismBroader topic: Its appeal centers on active experiences and managed risk.

• Cave tourismNarrower topic: Technical cave trips fit within adventure tourism rather than routine sightseeing.

• Mass tourismCompared with: Specialized activities and smaller-scale experiences distinguish it from routine resort holidays.

• Outdoor recreationCompared with: It overlaps with outdoor recreation but is defined by travel and tourism.

• Seven SummitsNarrower topic: Commercial expeditions have made several Seven Summits ascents accessible to paying clients.

• Volcano tourismRelated: Volcano climbs and crater approaches often combine geological interest with adventure.

• Glacier tourismNarrower topic: Technical glacier excursions are one specialized form of adventure travel.

• Sport tourismCompared with: It can involve sport-like activities, but its defining motive is adventure rather than sport itself.

• Desert tourismCompared with: It overlaps with desert tourism but centers on activity and challenge rather than desert settings.

• Bungee jumpingNarrower topic: Commercial bungee jumping became a prominent paid attraction within this wider tourism sector.

• Cave of SwallowsRelated: The cave attracts visitors seeking rappelling, jumping, and other demanding activities.

• Hang Sơn ĐoòngNarrower topic: Sơn Đoòng is accessed through tightly managed expedition tourism.

• Maletsunyane FallsNarrower topic: Abseiling and highland excursions make the falls an adventure destination.