People who cannot be called tourists.

1. Residents of a particular place
2. Nomads or travelers without a fixed home
3. Business travelers
4. Refugees or asylum seekers
5. Pilgrims or religious travelers
6. Diplomats or government officials
7. Students studying abroad
8. Military personnel on deployment
9. Migrants or displaced persons
10. Travelers on a mission or volunteer work

- Residents: Individuals who live in a particular destination and are not visiting from elsewhere.
- Commuters: People who regularly travel to a destination for work or study and return home at the end of the day.
- Business travelers: Individuals who visit a destination for business purposes, such as attending conferences or meetings.
- Pilgrims: People who travel to a holy site for religious reasons.
- Diplomats: Individuals who are posted to a foreign country to represent their own government.
- Refugees: Individuals who have been forced to leave their home country due to conflict or persecution.
- Immigrants: Individuals who have come to a new country to live and work permanently.
- Seasonal workers: Individuals who travel to a destination during specific seasons to work in industries such as agriculture or tourism.