India is a land where various gods and goddess are worshiped over the years. The methods of worship are full of dedication and spirit. People used to visit India for seeing the Char Dham, Buddhist Pilgrimage and the famous temples of North India and South India.
The religious Tours represent an important phenomenon that involves the Tourism industry. Nowadays all over the world there are 40 million people spending 4 billion dollars that love to visit the places of worship . They are driven by the wish to discover the roots of Christianity and to be moved by those holy places. This great business is particularly flourishing in Italy where there are a lot of significant, beautiful and charming destination and the Christian culture deeply radicated. The itinerary that we propose here ties many important Italian religious destinations.
Every region of Europe offers a different and fascinating look on the religions that have influenced the world. Whether travelers would like to visit Vatican City, Lutheran cathedrals in Germany or Westminster Abbey in England, Europe offers a vast array of choices for religious-based tours.
Canada is more like a multi-cultural country. Christianity with Roman Catholics and Protestants are predominant in Canada as the main religion. Religious tours in Canada take you to sights of importance, which include St. Anne’s Anglican Church, Frikirju Church and St. Norbert. Apart from Christianity, other religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam and Sikhism too have gained grounds in the country.
We follow the history of non-conformism in England and take in those particular sites that are dear to Baptists the world over. Sites relating to the founders of the Baptist faith who strived in those early days against all odds. At the same time we see some of England’s most beautiful countryside and splendid city locations.
In New Zealand, religious affiliation is of particular significance for data users interested in MÄori and in Pacific Island peoples. It is a variable of historical interest as well; religious affiliation has been collected in the New Zealand Census of Population and Dwellings since 1851. Religious affiliation is a variable of strong interest to religious organisations, social scientists, and can be used as an explanatory variable in studies on topics such as marriage formation and dissolution, fertility and income.