1) Natural Tourism Products: These are more closely associated with natural environment. These include natural resources such as area’s climate, its setting, landscape and natural environment. Natural resources are frequently the most important elements in a destination’s attraction.

2) Man-made Tourism Products: Man-made tourism products are created by man for pleasure, leisure or business. 

For example: Culture, Traditions, Entertainment and Business.

3) Symbiotic Tourism Products: These tourism products are an excellent blend of natural and manmade resources. Nature has provided the natural resource and man has converted them into a tourism product by managing them. National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Marine Parks are good examples of Symbiotic Tourism Products.

4) Event-based Tourism Products: Where event is an attraction, it is event-based tourism product. Event is a thing that happens or takes place, especially one of importance. It is a planned public or social occasion. Events attracts tourists as spectators or as participants in the events, sometimes it can be both. 

Example: Olympics, Football World Cup.

5) Site-based Tourism Products: When an attraction is place or site then it is a site-based tourism product. 

Examples: of site-based tourism products Taj Mahal, Sunset at Kanyakumari, Sunrise in Himalayas, snow-capped peaks etc.