It is proposed to distinguish the following types of national tourist markets: 1. High-intensity. Typical for countries with a high level of economic development with a predominance of international tourism. 2. Stabilized. Characteristic of countries with a medium level of economic development, which mainly receive tourists. 3. Reformed. They are characteristic of countries with a transition economy, form market structures that mainly receive tourists. 4. Accumulation. Characteristic for developing countries with average economic development opportunities.
