Which term refers to people traveling for leisure or recreation?

• A. Tourists
• B. Laundry
• C. Spider
• D. Albert Himself

Answer: (A)

People who travel for leisure or recreation are called tourists. They leave their usual surroundings to visit new places, enjoy sights, relax, and take part in activities away from home, usually for a short period and often staying in hotels or other lodging. The term highlights travel done for pleasure rather than work or necessity. The other options don’t fit: laundry is a chore, a spider is an arachnid, and Albert Himself is just a name—none describe the idea of traveling for enjoyment.