The phrase "active tourist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tourist who engages in physical activities or adventures while traveling, rather than just sightseeing or relaxing.
Example: "As an active tourist, I spent my vacation hiking, biking, and exploring the local culture through various outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "adventurous traveler" or "engaged tourist".
Residents of the town today are largely engaged in catering to the area's active tourist industry.
Q. Stamped in my passport, which expires this December, are two active tourist visas for which I paid at least $100.
Even with the statues gone, Bamian is one of the few places in the country that has an active tourist industry.
The city's beach and favourable climate and its proximity to the cape spurred development of an active tourist trade; military- and space-related industries also contribute to the economy.
Because of the shelter from winter winds afforded by the mountains, Liguria is particularly favoured in growing early vegetables, flowers (especially in the western section), olives, and wine grapes, and its mild climate draws an active tourist trade in the numerous coastal resorts.
Organized crime groups are active in tourist spots like Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum, but they tend to keep a low profile.
Chinese tourists are active, whereas a European tourist will sit around a pool for a week, says Yoshii.
They are not active in the tourist hotspots of southern Sinai.
Palermo has a very active commercial and tourist port, regular stop of many Mediterranean cruises, and a historic centre characterized by narrow streets and heavy traffic congestion, particularly in rush hours.
A path analysis revealed that the interactions among tourists and tourism service providers and the active participation of tourists are antecedents of experience co-creation in the tourism industry.
And it draws a mixed crowd — the young and ancient, locals and tourists, active volleyball players and laid-back lollygaggers.
