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Complete the following table.
| Types of Tourism | Objectives |
| ______ | Travel beyond national boundaries. |
| Historical Tourism | ______ |
| ______ | Travel for therapy, health services, and medical reasons. |
| Tourism is based on special events. | ______ |
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Solution
| Types of Tourism | Objectives |
| International Tourism | Travel beyond national boundaries. |
| Historical Tourism | Visiting historical monuments, sites, etc. |
| Health tourism | Travel for therapy, health services, and medical reasons. |
| Tourism is based on special events. | Attending film festivals, seminars, conferences, etc. |
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