2. Second Epoch - The time period beween First & second World War
During this period there was a significant developmet of private motor cars, bus and coaches e.t.c The following points have a significant role on development of tourism during second epoch:
a) Introduction of Railway Transportation: The introduction of railway transportation had propounded effect on transport. The first link between liverpool and manchester was started in the year 1830. The birth of organized rail travel and concept of tourism came into existence in the year 1841. The man behind this idea was Thomas cook, who is also regarded as Father of Modern Tourism. He had organized a tour of 570 pax at a time by train from leicester to loughbourgh. The evolution of railway system affected the quantity of the accommodations and also the urbanization.
b) Introduction of Steam Engine: During this period, introduction of steam engine by James Watt has a great contribution on accessing the travel/transportation means. Many big ships were invented which carried a huge mass of people at a time, where steam engine was used to operate a ship. The shipping technology played a significant role in the development of travel and trade. The railway transport contributed in the inland travel where as the ships opened the way for intercontinental travel by crossing the boundaries via sea. The opening of Suez Canal in 1869 brought a revolution by shortening the cruise route.
c) Contribution of Thomas Cook: Cook, Thomas (1808-92), was an traveling agent for tourists, born in England. In 1828 later became an hard worker at tourism industry. Thomas Cook not only regarded as a father of modern tourism, but is the first person to establish a travel agency and a first travel/tour agent. After a trip from Leicester to Loughbrough 1843, he took a trip of nearly 300 children, by chartering a train. From (1848-63) he started a circular trip to scotland with almost 5000 travelers on a season. After this he extended his tour agency to various other countrie and published Guidebooks, Periodical Cooks Excursionist & Tourist Advertiser.
Not only this, Mr. Cook's significant idea was for selling excursions or holidays as a single transaction/ Package. The growth of railways, shipping & hotels etc, however accept this idea gradually. Mr.Cook was also associated with pleasure travel. The large scale movement of people to various pleasure spots was an organized idea of Mr. Cook. Cook himself started taking tourist to different places inside the Europe for their pleasure, and Cook himself arranged accommodation (Hotels) for tourists to stay where they can spend their holiday trip making independent trips. He also provided traveling services to the travelers throughout the Europe and provided all necessary Kits of traveling to the travelers under the British government for many occasions, and arranged the last trip for British General Charles George Gordon to Sudan in 1884.
d) Industrial Revolution: As industrial revolution gathered its momentum, the cities and their
population increased. They felt the need of some relief from their work. The increased income helped them to fulfill their desire. To filfill the growing demand, a large number of accommodation units and leisure place had been developed. The people in the industrial countries felt the urge to travel for the purpose of rest & relaxation. The trend of traveling for pleasure lead to the phenomena of tourism. The industrial development increased the material wealth and increased number of workers who could offer to travel.
During this period there was a significant developmet of private motor cars, bus and coaches e.t.c The following points have a significant role on development of tourism during second epoch:
a) Introduction of Railway Transportation: The introduction of railway transportation had propounded effect on transport. The first link between liverpool and manchester was started in the year 1830. The birth of organized rail travel and concept of tourism came into existence in the year 1841. The man behind this idea was Thomas cook, who is also regarded as Father of Modern Tourism. He had organized a tour of 570 pax at a time by train from leicester to loughbourgh. The evolution of railway system affected the quantity of the accommodations and also the urbanization.
b) Introduction of Steam Engine: During this period, introduction of steam engine by James Watt has a great contribution on accessing the travel/transportation means. Many big ships were invented which carried a huge mass of people at a time, where steam engine was used to operate a ship. The shipping technology played a significant role in the development of travel and trade. The railway transport contributed in the inland travel where as the ships opened the way for intercontinental travel by crossing the boundaries via sea. The opening of Suez Canal in 1869 brought a revolution by shortening the cruise route.
c) Contribution of Thomas Cook: Cook, Thomas (1808-92), was an traveling agent for tourists, born in England. In 1828 later became an hard worker at tourism industry. Thomas Cook not only regarded as a father of modern tourism, but is the first person to establish a travel agency and a first travel/tour agent. After a trip from Leicester to Loughbrough 1843, he took a trip of nearly 300 children, by chartering a train. From (1848-63) he started a circular trip to scotland with almost 5000 travelers on a season. After this he extended his tour agency to various other countrie and published Guidebooks, Periodical Cooks Excursionist & Tourist Advertiser.
Not only this, Mr. Cook's significant idea was for selling excursions or holidays as a single transaction/ Package. The growth of railways, shipping & hotels etc, however accept this idea gradually. Mr.Cook was also associated with pleasure travel. The large scale movement of people to various pleasure spots was an organized idea of Mr. Cook. Cook himself started taking tourist to different places inside the Europe for their pleasure, and Cook himself arranged accommodation (Hotels) for tourists to stay where they can spend their holiday trip making independent trips. He also provided traveling services to the travelers throughout the Europe and provided all necessary Kits of traveling to the travelers under the British government for many occasions, and arranged the last trip for British General Charles George Gordon to Sudan in 1884.
d) Industrial Revolution: As industrial revolution gathered its momentum, the cities and their
population increased. They felt the need of some relief from their work. The increased income helped them to fulfill their desire. To filfill the growing demand, a large number of accommodation units and leisure place had been developed. The people in the industrial countries felt the urge to travel for the purpose of rest & relaxation. The trend of traveling for pleasure lead to the phenomena of tourism. The industrial development increased the material wealth and increased number of workers who could offer to travel.