Tourism companies, from the traditional form to the current international form of activity

Abstract

This research delves into the definition of tourism companies, categorizing them and examining the emergence of the first tourism companies worldwide. It explores the internal organization of tourism companies, their classifications, the various types of travel agencies, and the traveler's expectations from these agencies. The study also covers specialized travel agencies that focus on specific travel types or cater to a particular group of travelers. Finally, it delves into international companies' roles in contemporary global economies, franchise agreements, their specific requirements, and the advantages they offer to internationally active companies.